This is f*cking wild. A SpaceXAI engineer:
"99% of people use GrokBot for 1% of what it can do. They run one agent without loops or graphs
I run a team of 30+ GrokBot agents. By 7 a.m. my Chief of Staff has the day planned, my PM has handed out the work, and the workers have shipped half of it"
In this 1-hour session, SpaceXAI walks through how to build that team from the ground up.
GrokBot → Chief of Staff → PM → Workers → Self-Improving Team
A loop keeps sending a task back until it actually works.
A graph passes one agent's output to the next without you managing every handoff.
Anyone can ask GrokBot a question. Very few give it a team to coordinate.
More useful than most $1,500 agentic engineering courses.
Save it and watch today.
Then follow the harness engineering guide below to build your own fleet of GrokBot agents ↓
This is f*cking wild. A SpaceXAI engineer:
"99% of people use GrokBot for 1% of what it can do. They run one agent without loops or graphs
I run a team of 30+ GrokBot agents. By 7 a.m. my Chief of Staff has the day planned, my PM has handed out the work, and the workers have shipped half of it"
In this 1-hour session, SpaceXAI walks through how to build that team from the ground up.
GrokBot → Chief of Staff → PM → Workers → Self-Improving Team
A loop keeps sending a task back until it actually works.
A graph passes one agent's output to the next without you managing every handoff.
Anyone can ask GrokBot a question. Very few give it a team to coordinate.
More useful than most $1,500 agentic engineering courses.
Save it and watch today.
Then follow the harness engineering guide below to build your own fleet of GrokBot agents ↓
Holy f*ck, SpaceXAI engineer Lauren Tan runs a team of Grok Bots and never repeats the same rule twice.
Her bots merged 20 PRs overnight. She stopped reading the code.
What makes the rules stick isn't a better prompt.
She calls rules and skills soft constraints.
The bot forgets them, follows them one time in three, and the repo slowly deteriorates.
When she leaves the same review comment twice, she treats it as a problem with the setup, not the agent.
Comment → Lint rule → CI failure → Impossible to repeat
Fix it once, then the repo enforces it from then on.
Rules you keep repeating are a habit. Rules enforced by CI are infrastructure.
Save this before your next bot learns the lesson 600 PRs later.
Holy f*ck, SpaceXAI engineer Lauren Tan runs a team of Grok Bots and never repeats the same rule twice.
Her bots merged 20 PRs overnight. She stopped reading the code.
What makes the rules stick isn't a better prompt.
She calls rules and skills soft constraints.
The bot forgets them, follows them one time in three, and the repo slowly deteriorates.
When she leaves the same review comment twice, she treats it as a problem with the setup, not the agent.
Comment → Lint rule → CI failure → Impossible to repeat
Fix it once, then the repo enforces it from then on.
Rules you keep repeating are a habit. Rules enforced by CI are infrastructure.
Save this before your next bot learns the lesson 600 PRs later.
This is f*king wild. A SpaceXAI engineer:
“99% people still open Grok Bot like a search bar.
I run a full overnight team of 25+ bots -Chief of Staff, engineer, X bot, slide designer, and others. They write in my voice, ship while I sleep, and I haven’t opened my sales tools in months.”
In this workshop, she breaks down how SpaceXAI handles go-to-market with agents that keep working around the clock.
Chat Box → Teammates → Routines → Agent Team → Go-to-Market
Worth more than most $750 AI agent courses.
Save this and watch today.
Then read the full guide to building Two-Model team bellow below ↓