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Four-bot crew where the human just says yes or no

One bot runs the crew. One builds. One writes. One checks. You say yes or no.

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How it's set up

@KomoriGenjiro posted their crew lineup: Atlas runs the crew, Ship builds, Glow writes the posts, and Fred checks everyone's work. They said they mostly just say yes or no. We have the tweet. We did not sit the crew. They posted no dollar. They posted no public install.

  1. 01Make one lead bot that runs the crew. It hands out the work.
  2. 02Give one bot the building job, like Ship.
  3. 03Give one bot the writing job, like Glow writing the posts.
  4. 04Give one bot the checking job, like Fred. It checks everyone's work.
  5. 05You say yes or no before anything goes out. Do not invent a dollar.

Prompt

We cannot write an honest starter prompt from what was published. Use the steps above.

How the money works

A crew that does the work and waits for your yes can free hours you would spend doing it all yourself. They posted no dollar. First proof is one day where you only said yes or no and the work still shipped — not a crew copied from the tweet.

What to try first

Four bots with one job each.

Watch out

  • Tokens: four bots talking all day can burn the week. Cap the runs.
  • Time: one day you checked beats a crew you cannot show.
  • Claim: Atlas runs the crew, Ship builds, Glow writes the posts, Fred checks everyone's work, and the human mostly says yes or no is what they posted. Not a crew we sat. Not a public install.

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