Twelve-bot desk with memory grading
Twelve bots ran a week unattended. Grade what they remember, or a stale file still ships green.
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How it's set up
He posted that twelve Grok bots ran a week unattended. He listed week counts for threads, emails, replies, invoices, hours, and spend. He also said a stale twelve-day memory shipped a bad CSV that still logged green. Those numbers are his claim. We did not audit the desk. There is no public install.
- 01Spin up the bots you actually need — not twelve because he used twelve. One job per bot.
- 02Name the lanes: threads, email, replies, invoices, or a similar slice you already run.
- 03Write down what each bot is allowed to remember, and for how many days. Memory has an age.
- 04Grade that memory before a file ships. A stale file should fail, not log green.
- 05Log your week: what shipped, what failed, what you spent. Use your counts, not his.
- 06If a CSV or sheet looks wrong, stop the bot. Do not trust a green log.
Prompt
We cannot write an honest starter prompt from what was published. Use the steps above.
How the money works
This is a desk, not a public product. He posted spend and output as his own week. We do not treat that as audited revenue. Copy the memory-grade idea. Do not invent a payout.
What to try first
This week: write what each bot may remember and for how many days. Grade one file. A stale CSV should fail, not ship green.
Watch out
- Tokens: twelve unattended bots can bill the week. Set a cap.
- Time: unattended is not unsupervised. You still own the output.
- Claim: week counts and the stale CSV are his. Not an audited desk. No public install.