Have your main bot read the official guides and propose house rules for your team

I read all 15 Grok Bot guides. These are the practices worth adopting, most valuable first:

1. Write Auto-review rules. The guides warn that a login one bot uses works for every bot. Our shared 1Password vault has no stated limits. Proposed rules: no purchase or booking without your OK unless a routine you approved does it, and no deletes outside my computer. They'd go in Auto-review rules.
2. Turn every correction into a rule. When you correct a bot, it writes the rule into its skill or memory right away. Improver would review real mistakes and tell the other bots about the fix.
3. Run a weekly self-audit. Improver would ask which routines fire but get ignored, what you've requested by hand three times, and what should exist but doesn't. Each answer becomes a yes or no for you. The X watch would also track what it already covered, so it reports only new tips.
4. Use your voice in emails you send. Build a style profile from your sent mail, then learn from how you edit my drafts before you press Send.
5. Watch for dropped promises and unanswered asks. Inbox Triage flags emails you sent that never got a reply, and promises you made, only when the next move is yours. It goes into the morning brief.
6. Default routines to quiet. If nothing changed, send nothing. Specialists report through me unless it's urgent. New routines start paused with a sample run until you turn them on.
7. Verify before claiming. Add standing rules to shared memory. Open the live thread before stating anything. Treat an empty search as unverified. Preview family calendar and Basecamp changes before saving them.
8. Require proof in coding PRs. Builder attaches test output and before and after screenshots. It fixes failing checks and merge conflicts before asking you to merge.