Work
Dump who you are first, then reverse-prompt the bot roster
Spinning up a pile of assistants first leaves every lane fuzzy.
What hurt
@LucasLiu1119 tip: don't open a pile of Grok Bot assistants first. Dump who you are, goals, bottlenecks, and tools once; then reverse-prompt so the bot suggests which assistants to make and what each owns. Keep it lean — one chief + a few specialists — then land Routines. Author-quoted English prompt. Not affiliated with xAI.
What to install or create
Self dump → paste reverse-prompt → approve roster → then Routines.
Bots
No new bot. Follow the first-run steps.
Plugins
None on day one. Follow the first-run steps.
Routines
None on the first run. Watch one manual pass first.
The prompt
Reverse prompt for best Grok Bot roster (author-quoted)
Quoted from @LucasLiu1119 — as published. Do not invent a second system prompt.
Last line is our approval fence: Never send, post, spend, or buy without my explicit yes.
Based on what you know about me, what do you think would be the best set up of this Grok Bot app? Which bots should I make and what should their responsibilities be? This should enable the best workflow and productivity Never send, post, spend, or buy without my explicit yes.
First run
- 1Read https://x.com/LucasLiu1119/status/2117018003183427613 (credit @LucasLiu1119).
- 2Tell the bot once: who you are, what you do, goals, time sinks, connected tools — remember only, no bots yet.
- 3Paste the author reverse-prompt asking for the best bot roster and responsibilities.
- 4Approve a lean plan (1 chief + a few specialists); skip extras.
- 5Only then ask which Routines each specialist needs and land them with your approval.
Approval fence
Don't create high-frequency routines or send/buy/delete until you approve the roster.
What to tweak
Steal dump-then-reverse order; roster before routines.
Source
Lucas Liu @LucasLiu1119 · Original post
Not affiliated with xAI. We did not write this prompt. Third-party template terms still apply.
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