Chief-of-staff bot shipped a private Grok Bot usage dashboard
At a glance
10x_cptsd asked a chief-of-staff bot for a usage dashboard; it briefed a builder bot that handed deploy to a Cloudflare bot and returned a private daily-refreshed site tracking 51 bots in 25 minutes with no hand-written code. This workflow is listed under multi-bot, dashboard, cloudflare, observability, no-code.
He asked his chief-of-staff Grok Bot for a dashboard of how he uses Grok Bot. That bot briefed a builder bot, which handed deploy to a Cloudflare bot. The resulting private site tracks 51 bots and refreshes daily; related code is on GitHub under igor-olikh/grok-bot-usage.
How it went
He reported the private site was live about 25 minutes later and that he wrote no code himself.
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