Trabajo
A three-line running notes file so routines stop redoing work
Your 6pm run repeats what the noon run already did, because each run starts from zero.
Qué dolía
ShareGrokBots (@ShareGrokBots) suggests one small file that a routine reads first and writes last, so every run starts where the last one stopped. Not affiliated with xAI.
Qué instalar o crear
Each run appends three lines, newest at the bottom: what it did this run, anything left unfinished and why, and what to check first next time. No more liking the same post twice, re-sending the same summary, or re-checking things that were fine.
Bots
Ningún bot nuevo. Sigue los pasos del primer uso.
Plugins
Ninguno el primer día. Sigue los pasos del primer uso.
Archivos
A running notes file per routine: three lines per run, newest at the bottom.
Rutinas
Ninguna en el primer uso. Mira primero una pasada manual.
El prompt
What goes in the notes file (author-quoted)
Quoted from @ShareGrokBots — as published. Do not invent a second system prompt.
1. What it did this run, in one line. 2. Anything it left unfinished, and why. 3. What it should check first next time.
Primer uso
- 1Read https://x.com/ShareGrokBots/status/2107607371975368991 (credit @ShareGrokBots).
- 2Pick one routine that runs more than once a day.
- 3Ask the bot to keep a notes file for it: read it at the start of every run, write to it at the end.
- 4Use the three lines below for every entry.
- 5After a day, read the file and check the later runs picked up where the earlier ones stopped.
Valla de aprobación
If the routine sends or posts, the notes file is also how it knows it already did — check it before any repeat send.
Qué ajustar
Read first, write last. The file doubles as a plain diary when something goes wrong.
Fuente
ShareGrokBots.com @ShareGrokBots · Publicación original
Sin afiliación con xAI. No escribimos este prompt. Siguen aplicando las condiciones de las plantillas de terceros.
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