I’ve been testing Grok Bot for a couple of weeks, and I’ve been surprised by how much I’ve loved it.
Stand up a researcher and a writer, then ask a Chief of Staff to put them on one project.
For
You want two specialists and someone who makes them work together.
When you're done
A finished piece from researcher plus writer, run by a Chief of Staff.
How
- 01 Stand up a researcher bot and a writer bot.
Give each one job. Keep the thread like iMessage. He says each bot has a job and gets better over time.
- 02 Add a Chief of Staff.
Ask it to get the other two working together on one project and come back with the finished piece.
- 03 Stay out of the handoff.
Do not route notes between them. That is the test he ran, after a couple of weeks on the product.
- 04 Leave the model picker alone.
The router is automatic. That frustrated him as a power user. He says they told him it got better after his test.
- 05 If you want a harder pass, run Gauntlet Loops the way he did, on real work or a 3D game build.
He said it handled both. He did not publish how the loops work, so do not invent that path.
Notes
What's good is the chief can run the other two without you as the router. The catch is you do not choose the model, and a power user may hate that.
Prompt
You are my Chief of Staff. I already have a researcher bot and a writer bot. Put them on this project together. Do not make me route the handoff. Come back with the finished piece.
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