Run a source-checked newsletter and website pipeline with four Grok Bots
At a glance
Four Bots collect and rank stories, then build a reviewed draft and website preview behind separate approval gates. This workflow is listed under newsletter, editorial workflow, source verification, human approval.
- Agents / tools
- Grok Bot, Notion, X, GitHub, Cursor Cloud Agents, Vercel, Google Antigravity
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What they did
1) Connect Notion, the GitHub repository, Cursor Cloud Agents, and the site's Vercel preview flow. Set up a Scout Bot to watch the chosen X accounts and discovery searches on a schedule, verify items against primary sources, separate confirmed from unverified claims, remove duplicates, and save the results to a dated Notion page. 2) Schedule an Editor Bot after the last scout run to catch missed items, rank the stories, and write an Edition Draft in Notion; make it stop until you reply "approve". 3) Have an Ops Bot confirm the page is marked Approved before handing the brief to a Dev Bot. 4) Let the Dev Bot launch a cloud agent to research official sources, write the articles, and open a pull request with a Vercel preview. Review the draft and preview, then reply "publish" to merge.
How it went
The author reported that the Scout watches 55 accounts through 10 grouped X queries plus discovery searches, with runs at 11 PM, 3 AM, and 8 AM IST; the Editor drafts at 8:30 AM. The workflow ends with a pull request and preview for review.
Worth knowing
There are two human gates: approving the edition and publishing the reviewed pull request. The author uses Google Antigravity on a Mac as a fallback when Cursor Cloud Agent limits are reached.
