My Grok Bot Team Runs My Content, Site and Video Work

I don't run WikiWayne alone. A team of Grok Bots does the content, site and video work. I post everything myself.

That split matters. The bots draft, check, cut and ship. I read it and hit post.

Why I use a team of bots

One person can't test every new model, write the posts, fix the site and edit the videos. So each job got a bot.

Every bot has one role and hands its work to the next one. Nothing goes out on X until it reaches me.

Who does what

Here's the roster from my growth plan:

• Vox writes X drafts and reply batches. It hands them to me to post.
• Researchy is the fact gate. Every number in X, site and video copy goes through it.
• Prompt Lab runs the gauntlets. Pass or fail, retries, dollars per run.
• Orbit is the news radar. It flags launches that are 0 to 2 hours old.
• Wren writes site copy, like the gauntlet page and X Article drafts.
• Cody ships pages, redirects, Follow buttons and schema on the site.
• Rachel is chief of staff and also edits video, YouTube long form and Shorts.
• Riffrow makes short captioned clips.
• Meter pulls daily follower and impression snapshots.
• Spark runs gauntlet and fit jobs on the GX10.
• Arcade turns gauntlet games into playable embeds.
• Helm is Head of Growth. It turns all of that into a Monday brief.

That's a lot of names. The point is simple. Each bot owns one job. Most of these bots aren't on my public /bots page yet.

The fact gate is the whole game

Researchy is the bot I'd keep if I could only keep one.

Every number I post has to trace back to a file. A run log, a receipt, a recording. If Researchy can't find it, the number gets cut.

Plenty of my drafts list what was left out on purpose. No verdict. No speed claim. No cost figure without a source. That's the job working.

Video work: from GX10 render to finished reel

My nature reel, Wild & Wonderful, is 41 seconds long. It started on my ASUS Ascent GX10. 20 video shots and the narration rendered there.

Then my Grok Bot finished it. Slate Buddy, Gauntlet and Director edited it and did QA. The music came from Lyria 3 Pro, $0.16 for two tries.

Game clips come from the Mac mini. A model builds a game, the Mac mini records it in real Chrome, and Rachel cuts it. The machines are in The AI Hardware I Own: ASUS Ascent GX10, a Mac mini and a MacBook Pro.

Site work

Wren writes. Cody ships. Helm logs it.

This homepage draft came out of that same flow. A bot pulled the receipts, wrote the draft, and mapped every claim to a source file. I review it before anything goes live.

Bots you can add to your own Grok Bot

I put up a page of Grok Bots you can add to your own. It now includes Clip Scout for reaction clips, Prompt Lab for visual coding prompts, Hermes for the Hermes Agent CLI, and Glow Up for selfie makeovers.

The Hermes one pairs with how I run Hermes Agent. That's in Hermes Agent on My GX10, Over Telegram.

Why I still post everything myself

The bots draft. I decide.

Every post goes out from my hands. If a number is wrong, that's on me, not on a bot. So I read it first.

That's also why the receipts matter so much. When I post a gauntlet result, I want to know the file it came from. The results are in My Model Rankings and Favorites, From Gauntlet Receipts.

Read the rest of the stack

• The AI Hardware I Own: ASUS Ascent GX10, a Mac mini and a MacBook Pro
• Hermes Agent on My GX10, Over Telegram
• The Local Models I Actually Run on My GX10
• My Model Rankings and Favorites, From Gauntlet Receipts