Grok Bot playbooks
A playbook is a routine a Grok Bot runs end to end. Each page explains the routine, names the original bot, and lists the templates that do the same job.
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Land first, sample aftermerge on proof, review later
@potetoLand first, sample after is lauren's (@poteto) routine for code review at scale. Agents merge their own PRs once verifiers and CI pass, and she reads what landed the next morning.
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Chief of staffthe one Grok Bot you talk to, layers that delegate
@potetoA chief of staff Grok Bot is the one bot you talk to in a layered bot team. For a big project you plan with it, and each layer below splits the work further until Cursor cloud agents do it.
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Poteto modeverification is the infrastructure
@potetoPoteto mode is lauren's (@poteto) way of working with agents. You set up the environment well enough that you can trust their work when you are not watching, and a job is done when it is verified, not when it looks finished.
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Gardenermake each repeated mistake impossible
@potetoA gardener is a routine that keeps a codebase clean while agents write most of it. It watches what lands. When the same mistake shows up again, it changes the repo so the next agent cannot make it.
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Dr Eggbota bot that designs your other bots
@potetoDr Eggbot is a routine for building Grok Bots. You describe a job, and a bot designer builds the bot for you.
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Haggle Botfind the savings, draft the counter
Haggle Bot is a routine for renewals. It reads what your company actually spends, finds the money on the table, and drafts the counter, but never sends, signs, or spends without you.
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tinkabotwrap an API as a plugin
@potetotinkabot is a routine for packaging. Point it at an HTTP API and it comes back as an installable plugin with skills, not a pile of files.
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Atelierone look for every piece
@arni0x9053An atelier is a routine for visual work. You pick one look once, and every piece you need is cut from that look.
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Bennytriage, reproduce, then fix
@potetoBenny is a routine for bug reports. Each report moves down a line of triage, repro, and fix, and any stage can stop it.