Keep a Grok Bot workspace backed up with an hourly maintenance agent
At a glance
A builder configured an Overwatch bot to maintain a shared Grok Bot machine, track its agents, and back up their workspace to Git. This workflow is listed under agent-operations, workspace-maintenance, backups.
Shimecki set up Grok Bot to keep a live registry of the bot fleet, suggest improvements, push /workspace to Git every working hour, clean bot folders, and archive files from one-off tasks. The X thread links to the reusable setup prompt.
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