Grok Bot 团队分享 6 条用 bot 心得

Peter Yang @petergyang原推发布于 2026.09.28

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6 things I learned from @poteto and @pengzheng_ (eng and design leads for Grok Bot) on how to get the most out of your bots: 1. Build the design system and one keyframe, then let your bot scale your designs Peng's design bot edits Figma directly through Figma MCP and uses a skill that knows his files and design system. He designs one keyframe, then asks the bot to extend it into every screen of the flow. 2. Make an eng lead bot to manage your other eng bots Lauren's eng lead bot never writes code. Instead, it breaks projects into smaller tasks for her engineer bots, which spin up coding agents in the cloud. That's how she runs "really massive agent swarms." 3. Give your bots a way to check their own work Lauren's bots test each change before merging, and the Grok Bot codebase is built so agents can safely change it. "Sometimes I actually don't even look at the PR until after it's landed." 4. Put your PM, design, and eng bots in one group chat When Peng wants to test a product idea, he adds PM, designer, and engineer bots to the same chat for them to debate with him and flesh out the requirements. 5. Complete a task with a bot manually, build a skill to capture best practices, then make it a routine Lauren watches the first run, corrects mistakes, and turns what worked into a skill. Once the skill works in one shot, she sets it up as a routine and stops babysitting the bot. 6. Name your bots after food or something fun Lauren's bots have names like Daifuku, Gyoza, Matcha, Crumb, and Katsu. This is how she stays hungry all the time j/k. I had to make the image below for her (you're welcome @poteto 🙂) 📌 Watch the full episode now: https://youtu.be/xZ5TEaleUdg Also available as a written post: https://creatoreconomy.so/p/grok-bot-team-14-best-bots-peng-zheng-lauren-tan

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