A SpaceXAI engineer's four-bot Grok Bot setup
He splits work across orchestrator, metrics, design and dev bots, each with its own computer and memory, running a 24-hour loop, plus a tip for comparing models on one task.
SpaceXAI's senior field engineer just showed his full Grok Bot setup. It works for any kind of work, and you can copy it today. He runs a team of 4 bots: > Roy, the orchestrator, hands out tasks and runs the loop > Ed, the metrics bot, pulls data from X and the website > Dex, the designer, makes new assets > Lou, the developer, is connected to GitHub and pushes the code The observation: one bot doing everything is like giving a whole startup's work to one person. Each bot here has one job and its own computer, context and memory. In his words, "context is king." The loop: a routine fires every 24 hours. Roy asks Ed what performs worst, has Dex replace it, and Lou ships the update. Nobody has to prompt it. Smart tip: one prompt makes Grok Bot launch Cursor cloud agents on 3 models at once, and each one sends back screenshots and a screen recording. Every time a new model drops, he runs this fan-out to compare them on the same task. The token tip: don't fan out right away. First get the prompt right on a model you already know, because a vague prompt gets read 3 different ways and burns tokens 3 times.
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