How I Use Grok Bot: 36 AI Agents in 9 Days

On a Friday evening at 22:07 I created my first Grok Bot. It had no job yet. I asked it to connect my Strava. Nine days later I have 36 bots. That sounds like chaos. It isn’t, because the setup underneath is small. Two bots do most of the work. I talk to , and builds new bots. The rest are specialists with one job each. So this post starts with the base setup, step by step. I’d build the same one again tomorrow. After that come my own bots as examples, each one more specific than the last. The idea: Slack, but your coworkers are bots The idea behind Grok Bot is simple. It looks like Slack. There’s a sidebar full of bots, one chat per bot, unread dots and a message box. You don’t configure agents. You message them. The difference is behind the chat. Every bot has a computer. It’s a cloud machine with a browser, a terminal and files, and it keeps running when your laptop is closed. All your bots share it, and each one gets its own screen on it. They log into sites, write files, run…