Do the work for clients
Three-bot creative agency
Three named seats. You still send the work.
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How it's set up
An 18-client creative shop at $31,500 a month on three Grok Bots named Scout, Quill, and Courier, they said. 50 concepts for about $1 of API versus $6,000 a month for a copywriter doing 12. We have the tweet. We did not sit in the shop.
- 01Name three seats. They used Scout, Quill, Courier. Use names you will remember.
- 02One job per seat. Research is not copy. Copy is not send.
- 03You send to the client. The bot does not.
- 04Write your client count and your month. Do not paste 18 or $31,500 as yours.
- 05API spend comes from your bill. They named about $1. Use yours.
- 06Do not invent an install link for Scout, Quill, or Courier.
Prompt
prompt
You are one seat in a three-seat creative desk. I name the three seats. One job each.
Research is not copy. Copy is not send. I send to the client.
Do not invent a client, a month total, or an install link. Write API spend from the real bill only.
After every run, five lines: what shipped, what is stuck, what needs me.written from @kirillk_web3's public post — not their exact words.
How the money works
Clients pay the shop. The $31,500/mo and the $1 vs $6,000 compare are what they posted, not invoices we saw. First proof is one concept you sent from a seat you named — not 18 clients copied from the tweet.
What to try first
This week: name three seats, ship one concept, and you tap send.
Watch out
- Tokens: cap the run so one desk does not burn the week.
- Time: one checked result beats a pile you did not review.
- Claim: 18 clients, $31,500/mo, 50 concepts, about $1 of API, and $6,000/mo for 12 are what they posted. Not a shop we sat in. Not a public install.