用 Grok Bot 四个角色搭一支工程团队

Akshay 🚀 @akshay_pachaar原推发布于 2026.10.25

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I built a full engineering team with Grok Bot. Here are the roles, tools, and handoffs you can replicate: (bookmark it) The goal was to give one project manager a feature request and let it coordinate the backend, frontend, and testing. Here’s how I divided the work. → Piper, the project manager. Breaks features into tasks, tracks dependencies, and reviews each handoff before the next agent starts. → Bay, the backend developer. Owns the database, APIs, and server logic, then documents what the frontend can call. → Fin, the frontend developer. Builds the interface against Bay’s documented contract and flags missing details instead of guessing. → Tess, the tester. Verifies the requirements, records defects, and sends them back to the agent responsible. Four roles give planning, backend work, frontend work, and testing clear owners. Keeping the team small also limits the handoffs. All four share a cloud computer. Tasks, project context, and handoff notes live in files, so each agent can read what the previous one built. Only Piper updates the board, preventing competing edits. Every handoff includes file paths, interface details, decisions, and unfinished work. That gives you a repeatable workflow. The manager coordinates the work, the specialists deliver it, and you step in for decisions that need your input. For the backend, Bay uses InsForge, an open-source platform with Postgres, authentication, storage, and functions. I chose it because its command line lets Bay inspect the current backend setup and provision what the project needs. InsForge on GitHub: https://github.com/InsForge/InsForge (don’t forget to star 🌟) The article quoted below covers the setup and prompts, plus a hands-on example showing everything in action. Read it to build your own team.

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