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Trimmy: weekly garbage collection for your bots' rules and routines

Bot instructions and routines pile up conflicting, stale, and duplicate rules until they get slow and confused.

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What hurt

Tim (@TimDOES) built a Grok Bot called trimmy that reviews any of your bots' instructions, context, and routines, then hands back a numbered list of cleanups. Nothing changes until you pick numbers. He runs it across all his bots once a week. Public bot share. Not affiliated with xAI.

What to install or create

Send trimmy one bot (or all). It proposes numbered fixes: drop conflicting rules, fix rules that mention deleted bots, merge repeats, archive long context into a file and link it, merge overlapping routines, condense wordy instructions. You reply with the numbers to apply.

Bots

  • trimmy

    Audits other bots' instructions, context, and routines; proposes numbered cleanups; applies only the approved numbers.

Plugins

  • None on day one. Follow the first-run steps.

Routines

  • Once a week (author's setup): Analyze all bots and post a numbered improvement list for approval.

Shareable bot

Install click if you want it. The published prompt is still below for anyone who would rather paste.

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The prompt

This is a tip, not a pasteable system prompt. The author did not publish one. Follow the first-run steps.

First run

  1. 1Read https://x.com/TimDOES/status/2106820628213051751 (credit @TimDOES).
  2. 2Import trimmy: https://x.ai/bot/DLSYM3q3eUsy4Si4fTPwa
  3. 3Send it one bot first and let it return the numbered list (conflicts, deleted-bot rules, repeats, long context to archive, overlapping routines, wordy text).
  4. 4Reply with only the numbers you agree with; add a note on any item that needs a different fix.
  5. 5Once you trust it, add a weekly routine to analyze all bots and wait for your picks.

Approval fence

Trimmy never edits a bot, routine, or file until you approve specific numbers. Read each change before you say yes.

What to tweak

Steal the loop: analyze → numbered list → you pick numbers → it applies. Put it on a weekly routine so drift never builds up.

Source

TimDOES @TimDOES · Original post

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