Grok Bot six-agent pipeline builds 1,380-page wiki from 214 sources
A Grok Bot terminal setup uses six agents to compile 214 sources into a 1,380-page linked wiki in 30 days, answering 74.6% of queries without new searches.
this Grok Bot terminal claims it turned 214 scattered sources into a 1,380-page linked wiki in 30 days wild result. but the six-agent setup is what’s worth looking at instead of searching for the same things over and over, the author split the process: → a collector drops new sources into raw/ → a reader pulls out facts and decisions → a compiler writes or updates wiki pages → a linking agent connects new pages to old ones → a freshness agent flags stale facts → a logging agent records what changed and why the terminal puts the whole process on one screen a knowledge graph growing next to the activity feed create / merge / link / archive decisions duplicate and contradiction checks before every write the age of every fact a counter of answers from the wiki vs. new searches the author reports: sources processed: 214 wiki pages: 1,380 answers without a new search: 74.6% events logged: 3,905 these are self-reported numbers, not an independently verified knowledge base and 74.6% answered from the wiki doesn’t settle anything. a wiki can answer with stale facts very confidently what makes the architecture interesting is the ability to trace a fact backwards which source it came from when it was added what it was linked to whether it was checked for freshness what it replaced that’s far more useful than a big page count with no history behind it if you’re building something like this, make fact origins transparent before the wiki size gets impressive save this for the compile chain, not the page count
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