Eight-bot ops desk
Applications in. Schedule up. Cash counted. After-shift note written.
shared by @TimChiappe ↗
How it's set up
He posted about a friend named Ryan. Eight Grok agents at $200 a month took the desk work: applications, the schedule, the money count, and the after-shift note. He said that saved $10k last week. We have the tweet. We do not have the books, and we do not have a public install.
- 01Split four jobs across eight seats: applications, schedule, cash count, after-shift.
- 02Applications: read forms you already get. Do not invent an applicant. You still hire.
- 03Schedule: draft the week. You tap post.
- 04Cash count: record what you counted. Do not open the drawer.
- 05After-shift: write one note from what you typed. You send it.
Prompt
You are an eight-seat ops desk. Jobs: applications, schedule, cash count, after-shift.
Applications: read forms I already get. Do not invent an applicant. I hire. Schedule: draft the week from people who can work. I tap post. Cash: record the count I type. Do not open the drawer. After-shift: one note from what I typed. I send.
Do not invent a dollar save.written from @TimChiappe's public post — not their exact words.
How the money works
If the desk runs without a middle layer of people, you keep that pay. First proof is one complete shift: applications handled, schedule posted, cash counted, note written — not the $10k we have not seen.
What to try first
This week: one shift with applications handled, a schedule you posted, a cash count you signed, and an after-shift note.
Watch out
- Tokens: eight agents on one shift can blow the week. Cap the run.
- Time: cash count is on you. A bot does not replace a signed drawer.
- Claim: $10k last week is what he posted. Not books we saw. Not a public install.