SpaceX's internal tooling team just open-sourced their entire ops stack as Grok Bot templates.
Lauren Tan (2000+ PRs/month) published Engineering Lead: decomposes work into cloud agents, monitors CI, only alerts on blocked or merge-ready PRs.
Ulysses Ng's QA bot runs acceptance checklists against live deployments, returns binary pass/fail.
Eric Zakariasson built Projects Manager: spawns one channel + one board row per project so other bots can claim tasks without doing specialist work themselves.
Krista Letz (enterprise GTM) released Signal Prospector: ranks accounts by intent signals from CRM/product data, drafts first message, waits for approval before send.
Shub Gaur wrote Distro Bot: stages campaigns, creative, channel analysis for review before any spend or send.
Josh Kim's Market Researcher tracks competitor websites, ads, pricing, positioning on standing cadence, outputs concrete counter-moves.
Tommy Hansen built Recruiting Coordinator: schedules interview loops from calendar or pasted list, never emails candidate without explicit approval.
Daniel Gartshein published Haggle Bot: inventories SaaS spend from bills/invoices, flags unused seats or cheaper alternatives, drafts vendor counteroffers for review.
Natasha Kuo wrote Executive Assistant: handles conference rooms, interview prep, Slack channel inventories, calendar loads, routes work to specialists.
Architecture: Add Projects Manager first, give it one project with one-sentence definition of done. Specialist bots claim tasks from its board instead of opening separate conversations. Engineering Lead + QA bot stay quiet until PR ready or blocked. Sales/Growth/Finance stage drafts and wait for explicit approval.
After one week the board shows which ownership sentences produce acceptable output and which need tighter limits before enabling routines. All templates public so you don't write roles from scratch.
This is basically a pre-wired company-in-a-bot stack built by the people who actually run it at SpaceX.
Lauren Tan (2000+ PRs/month) published Engineering Lead: decomposes work into cloud agents, monitors CI, only alerts on blocked or merge-ready PRs.
Ulysses Ng's QA bot runs acceptance checklists against live deployments, returns binary pass/fail.
Eric Zakariasson built Projects Manager: spawns one channel + one board row per project so other bots can claim tasks without doing specialist work themselves.
Krista Letz (enterprise GTM) released Signal Prospector: ranks accounts by intent signals from CRM/product data, drafts first message, waits for approval before send.
Shub Gaur wrote Distro Bot: stages campaigns, creative, channel analysis for review before any spend or send.
Josh Kim's Market Researcher tracks competitor websites, ads, pricing, positioning on standing cadence, outputs concrete counter-moves.
Tommy Hansen built Recruiting Coordinator: schedules interview loops from calendar or pasted list, never emails candidate without explicit approval.
Daniel Gartshein published Haggle Bot: inventories SaaS spend from bills/invoices, flags unused seats or cheaper alternatives, drafts vendor counteroffers for review.
Natasha Kuo wrote Executive Assistant: handles conference rooms, interview prep, Slack channel inventories, calendar loads, routes work to specialists.
Architecture: Add Projects Manager first, give it one project with one-sentence definition of done. Specialist bots claim tasks from its board instead of opening separate conversations. Engineering Lead + QA bot stay quiet until PR ready or blocked. Sales/Growth/Finance stage drafts and wait for explicit approval.
After one week the board shows which ownership sentences produce acceptable output and which need tighter limits before enabling routines. All templates public so you don't write roles from scratch.
This is basically a pre-wired company-in-a-bot stack built by the people who actually run it at SpaceX.