odyssey

either you’re with ai, or ai is against you

i’ll check you out on ocean ai

[odyssey @markintech1]

SpaceXAI engineer, Lauren Tan:

"Last month I shipped 1,000 agents. We're only 12 days into this month, and I'm already approaching 800.

I woke up this morning to 20 PRs already merged. My agents now auto-merge their own work, and the quality was actually good."

in a 60-minute session, she explains how she went from manually supervising every agent to running an entire team that ships code while she sleeps

Verification → Skills → Evals → Cloud Agents → CI → Auto-merge

worth more than any $1,000 agentic engineering course online

skip Netflix and watch this tonight, then learn how to build your own team of GrokBot agents from scratch in the article below ↓

[Morlex @0xMorlex]

Grok Bot just got a serious brain upgrade

With Claude Opus 5.5 entering the stack, one Bot could run an entire AI team that researches, writes code, uses tools, verifies results, and delivers finished work

Here's how to build it in 10 steps: https://t.co/SysbtXuqoJ

[odyssey @markintech1]

@0xMorlex new day, new alpha. @bot, save this for me

[odyssey @markintech1]

@0xCodez Holy shit Codez, this looks amazing and genuinely fun! Elon has to see this

[odyssey @markintech1]

@Mnilax WOW! bro, this looks really cool! how long did it take you to make it?

[odyssey @markintech1]

SpaceXAI engineer, Lauren Tan:

"I shipped 2,000 PRs last month." yes, 2,000 pull requests in just 30 days.

at SpaceXAI, she's using AI agents to write code, review changes, run tests, and ship at a scale most engineering teams can't even imagine.

In a 36-minute talk, Lauren reveals how she uses AI agents to turn weeks of engineering work into days.

worth more than a $1,000 AI coding course on the internet.

skip Netflix and watch this tonight. it might completely change the way you write code with AI agents.

then read the full breakdown below.

[Morlex @0xMorlex]

Grok Bot just got a serious brain upgrade

With Claude Opus 5.5 entering the stack, one Bot could run an entire AI team that researches, writes code, uses tools, verifies results, and delivers finished work

Here's how to build it in 10 steps: https://t.co/SysbtXuqoJ

[odyssey @markintech1]

@0xMorlex great work bro

[odyssey @markintech1]

@Shtihmas11 @binance @axisrobotics looks interesting

[odyssey @markintech1]

@redsyntx i try to use claude.md as effectively as possible, but there's always room to improve my knowledge

[odyssey @markintech1]

@Nyxelarm insane work

[odyssey @markintech1]

SpaceXAI engineer, Lauren Tan:

"GrokBot is the most powerful agentic tool we've ever shipped, yet only 0.1% of users actually use it properly.

at SpaceXAI, I'm running a team of 30+ GrokBot agents. I have 1 Chief of Staff, 9 managers, and 21 workers. this is what engineering looks like in 2026."

In a 60-minute talk, a SpaceXAI engineer breaks down how to unlock the full potential of every agentic tool you use.

worth more than a $1,000 agentic AI course online.

skip Netflix and watch this tonight. it might completely change how you use GrokBot.

then read the full breakdown below.

[Morlex @0xMorlex]

Grok Bot just got a serious brain upgrade

With Claude Opus 5.5 entering the stack, one Bot could run an entire AI team that researches, writes code, uses tools, verifies results, and delivers finished work

Here's how to build it in 10 steps: https://t.co/SysbtXuqoJ

[odyssey @markintech1]

@de1lymoon awesome work, bro

[odyssey @markintech1]

@0xMorlex this prompt looks really impressive, saved it!

[odyssey @markintech1]

@0xMorlex wow, i need to try it

[odyssey @markintech1]

@0xMorlex wow, this prompt is actually really good
definitely need to put it into practice

[odyssey @markintech1]

@de1lymoon looks like an interesting product, kind of a jev alternative in some ways

[odyssey @markintech1]

Lauren Tan shipped 2,500 PRs to production in one month

Matt Pocock spent an hour trying to understand the system behind that number.

· 01:39 - the trust ladder for giving agents more autonomy
· 11:12 - why she prefers a “Michelin kitchen” over a software factory
· 17:55 - verification is what turns agent work into a real loop
· 48:53 - use a Chief of Staff agent to see patterns across the whole system
· 52:52 - full autopilot: agents test, fuzz, fix and re-verify PRs themselves

the part that stuck with me: when an agent fails, Lauren doesn’t just write a longer prompt.

she changes the environment so the same mistake becomes harder to make.

skills, lint rules, constraints, verification and better tooling gradually move the human out of every tiny loop.

that’s how you go from supervising one coding agent to trusting an entire system.

one of the best conversations on agentic engineering I’ve watched lately.

[odyssey @markintech1]

@sayntec I want to know what lauren’s grok setup looks like

[odyssey @markintech1]

@cabbitar I need to try it. Thanks

[odyssey @markintech1]

Lauren Tan shipped 2,500 PRs to production in one month

Matt Pocock spent an hour trying to understand the system behind that number.

· 01:39 - the trust ladder for giving agents more autonomy
· 11:12 - why she prefers a “Michelin kitchen” over a software factory
· 17:55 - verification is what turns agent work into a real loop
· 48:53 - use a Chief of Staff agent to see patterns across the whole system
· 52:52 - full autopilot: agents test, fuzz, fix and re-verify PRs themselves

the part that stuck with me: when an agent fails, Lauren doesn’t just write a longer prompt.

she changes the environment so the same mistake becomes harder to make.

skills, lint rules, constraints, verification and better tooling gradually move the human out of every tiny loop.

that’s how you go from supervising one coding agent to trusting an entire system.

one of the best conversations on agentic engineering I’ve watched lately.

[Morlex @0xMorlex]

Grok Bot just got a serious brain upgrade

With Claude Opus 5.5 entering the stack, one Bot could run an entire AI team that researches, writes code, uses tools, verifies results, and delivers finished work

Here's how to build it in 10 steps: https://t.co/SysbtXuqoJ

[odyssey @markintech1]

@de1lymoon this is just what i was looking for