Grok Bot 201

Описание: In this workshop, Joseph Yang, Senior Field Engineer, and Scott Lerner, Senior AI Deployment Manager at SpaceXAI, show how to move from a single bot to a team of bots that work on their own.

Key topics covered:
• Bots that run on their own: Set up a skill and a routine so a bot runs a workflow every 24 hours without a prompt.
• Team bots: Share a bot with your team, and put bots and people in the same group chat.
• Specialized roles: Give each bot one job with its own memory and context, the way you'd staff a startup team.
• Fan-out with Cursor Cloud Agents: Ask Grok Bot to launch Cursor Cloud Agents on three models with one prompt, then combine the best ideas from each design.
• A self-evolving website: Watch an orchestrator bot pull Vercel analytics from a metrics bot, ask a designer bot for new stickers, and have a developer bot swap them into the site.
• Voice and email: Talk to your bots by voice or dictation, and ask your bot to claim its own email address.

Timestamps:
• 0:00 Welcome and introductions
• 0:46 Tour of the Grok Bot interface
• 4:40 Recap of Grok Bot 101
• 6:40 Team bots and group chats
• 13:58 Building the Sticker Shop with a UI/UX designer bot
• 15:34 Fanning out Cursor Cloud Agents across three models
• 22:38 Brainstorming the stack by voice with a full stack bot
• 29:21 Comparing the fan-out results
• 33:07 The AI maturity curve
• 35:01 Meet Ed, the metrics bot
• 37:38 Roy orchestrates a self-evolving sticker shop
• 52:06 Q&A: Fan-out and token efficiency

Helpful resources:
• Team Bots docs: https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/team-bots
• Skills and routines docs: https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/skills-rou...
• Cursor Cloud Agents docs: https://cursor.com/docs/cloud-agent

This is a recording from our live session on October 9, 2026.

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