Atlas: Grok Bot coordinator runs Codex CLI on your own Mac
At a glance
Template pattern: one coordinator Grok Bot takes the request and hands coding to specialist bots that run Codex CLI on your Mac with your own subscription—keeps heavy coding off the cloud box while the bot still owns orchestration. Template: https://x.ai/bot/Lr8FPMWg3eAMa9paqCVz3 This workflow is listed under Grok-Bot, Codex, local-compute, multi-agent, templates, devtools.
Chicago meetup template for Grok Bot: point it at a PR, a number, or all open PRs and get a read-only verdict (KEEP, FIX FIRST, or BULLSH*T) with evidence and the exact next step—merge or close only after you say yes. Template: https://x.ai/bot/xcRveN6wru8GradsusbkI
Lauren Tan’s dr eggbot (Grok Bot Marketplace featured + SpaceXAI team picks) is a meta-bot: describe the job, answer a few clarifying questions, and it designs a specialised Grok Bot for that lane. X users confirm starting with one request and ending with more bots than planned; watch usage—recursive bot-building loops can burn monthly limits fast.
Builder moved Claude Code + repos off a lagging MacBook onto a Grok Bot cloud PC, sends tasks from Mac/iPhone via T3 Code, and locks access with Tailscale. Pattern: keep heavy agent loops on the bot machine; approve push/deploy locally.
Official xAI guide: Share as Template packages instructions, skills, routines and first-party plugins into an anonymized blueprint (team or public link)—no secrets, custom code, MCP servers, logins or history. Installers get a fresh bot that must re-approve plugins; encode setup steps for API keys and custom MCP so others can reproduce the workflow.