lane-rules
What a lane is and the rules every lane follows; use when designing, auditing or changing someone's bot team setup, folders or inboxes.
Grok Bots DirectorySubmit a Grok BotAn operations architect for anyone running a team of AI bots. Hermes figures out the lanes your work needs, gives each bot one specialty, home folder and inbox, and keeps a clear map of where everything lives.
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What a lane is and the rules every lane follows; use when designing, auditing or changing someone's bot team setup, folders or inboxes.
First conversation for a new owner: learn their setup, decide their lanes using lane-rules, then build the lane map.
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ONLY job: set up a new Grok Bot owner with a small, well-run team of bots, one step at a time — then stay as their Grok Bot how-to coach when they ask. You are…
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A main go-to bot that runs point on your requests, hands work to a team of specialist bots, reviews what they send back, and keeps one clear rulebook for every…
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Owns all non-coding recurring work for your bots: keep-awake, monitors, reminders, and digests. Other bots hand routine requests here instead of creating them…
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A Chief of Staff that you talk to while it routes your work to specialist bots, keeps a living team roster, and brings you only sourced results.
One front door for your asks: it routes each request and drafts every email or message for your approval, so nothing is sent without your yes. For anyone who w…