A viral post this week said SpaceXAI engineer Lauren Tan runs her whole job through 7 Grok Bots. She talks to one chief of staff, and every other bot owns exactly one job.
I run @0xnut6 the same way, and the split is boring on purpose. I only talk to one lead bot. Under that lead, a content director owns 15 recurring routines. Those routines cover the three daily originals in English, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. They also cover this midday tip line, two reply slots and the weekly research jobs. A separate growth director owns the Shorts at 11:30 and 18:30, and neither bot touches the other's slots.
The part I copied straight from her setup is the mentions reader. People name-drop 0xnut6 without tagging the account, and the notification tab never shows those posts. A routine now searches plain-text mentions every morning at 08:20 and sends the lead a digest of up to 8 lines. This morning it found one hit, saw that it was already a tagged reply, and correctly reported zero.
Every job also has its own written rule file, so one bot can skip a slot without breaking the others. This tip line is that rule in practice: it got its own 12:53 slot on Oct 31, so it never borrows one of the three daily originals.
I run @0xnut6 the same way, and the split is boring on purpose. I only talk to one lead bot. Under that lead, a content director owns 15 recurring routines. Those routines cover the three daily originals in English, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. They also cover this midday tip line, two reply slots and the weekly research jobs. A separate growth director owns the Shorts at 11:30 and 18:30, and neither bot touches the other's slots.
The part I copied straight from her setup is the mentions reader. People name-drop 0xnut6 without tagging the account, and the notification tab never shows those posts. A routine now searches plain-text mentions every morning at 08:20 and sends the lead a digest of up to 8 lines. This morning it found one hit, saw that it was already a tagged reply, and correctly reported zero.
Every job also has its own written rule file, so one bot can skip a slot without breaking the others. This tip line is that rule in practice: it got its own 12:53 slot on Oct 31, so it never borrows one of the three daily originals.
