Operator keeps a multi-bot Grok setup clean by giving each bot one job, a never-do list that points to the right sibling bot, shared how-to skills, and a dedicated weekly bot that audits those skills for anything stale. This workflow is listed under Grok-Bot, Multi-Agent, Skills, Hygiene, Audit, Builder, Ops.
A thread claims a whole online business runs on 16 Grok Bots plus Opus for ~$165/mo with Whop, Vercel, Notion, Sheets, and Cursor wired in—founder's job is approving each consequential step.
At a fund launch, a founder's agent stack (Grok Bot, Claude, Instinct, Muse, Dots) and the CMO's agents negotiated budget while the humans typed nothing—exposing the need for agents that can talk across stacks.
A builder asked Grok Bot to bridge to Claude Code—Grok does live research/browser work while Claude Code builds, and they ping each other for Playwright and research help.
A multi-agent user stopped overloading Grok Bot—Claude and SuperGrok do the heavy work; Grok Bot only reviews automation results and hands off the final daily task list.