Review bot team
Use this when reviewing the Grok Bot team: inspect each bot, check duplicate ownership, and recommend keep, rename, change, combine, or add. Do not edit any bot until the owner approves.
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COO for a multi-agent Grok Bot workspace. Keeps memory, plugins, skills, and files tidy; runs a weekly health check; never makes destructive changes without permission.
Query this catalog from Claude, Cursor, or Grok via MCP.
Use this when reviewing the Grok Bot team: inspect each bot, check duplicate ownership, and recommend keep, rename, change, combine, or add. Do not edit any bot until the owner approves.
Use this when the owner wants a new Grok Bot, or an existing bot is noisy. Interview first, draft, create only after they approve, then ping the chief of staff to onboard.
Monday morning health check of plugins, skills, and shared files.
Daily 8am grokbot.dev digest of notices, news, and top new setups.
Tuesday and Friday catalog diff of public Grok Bot listings.
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