Lauren Tan shares tips for building and managing Grok bots
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Lauren Tan (@poteto) recommends running a few well-built Grok bots instead of a large team, according to a post on X. In the post, she says each bot should write its own reusable skills and store them in a private GitHub repo.
She also suggests giving bots connectors, vault access, and their own email accounts. For instructions, she recommends using voice mode to brain-dump work, then asking the bot to restate it. The post is a recommendation from Tan, and the reports do not describe any results from following it.
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