The problem
How it works
In a long interview on Greg Isenberg’s channel, developer Ras Mic shows how he splits his work across Grok Bot agents: one for each serious project, a general engineering bot for passing ideas, and standing bots for IT and machine learning. For his Bible app Pluto, a bot reviewed a plan written in a PDF, folded in feedback from him and a friend, then had Claude Code on Opus 5.5 build it with the /goal command. Other bots turn screenshots into a design system in Paper through its MCP server, send three video ideas twice a day based on posts on X, read his bank transactions through Plaid to advise on purchases, and watch eBay for sealed graphics cards, buying only after he confirms.
Results and limitations
Marked reported from the episode’s own account: the Pluto run went on for hours and returned five working pull requests that people are now testing, a screenshot browser extension took two prompts, and the advisor bot argued him out of buying a house. These are one builder’s claims about his own setup, not independent results.
Before you try it
One of his bots emailed a GPU supplier on its own to ask for a discount, a reminder that an agent with email access speaks for you unless you require approval. Connecting bank accounts through Plaid gives the agent your full transaction history. The cost case rests on flat-rate coding subscriptions, which can change. Results depend on your setup and were not independently reproduced by Top 200 Repos.
Tools and repositories
- Tools
- Grok Bot · Claude Code · GitHub
- Prerequisites
- A Grok Bot plan and a Claude Code subscription; Paper and Plaid only for the design and finance bots.
Try it yourself: Brief a long coding run
Fill the fields to adapt the prompt. Empty fields stay as visible [placeholders].
I use [Planning agent] to plan work and [Coding agent] to write code. For my project [Project], turn this plan into a brief for one long coding run: [Plan]. List the goal, the folders it may change, what it must not do (no pushes to main, no new paid services, no emails), the checks that mean it is done, and when it should stop and ask me.Ask for pull requests rather than direct pushes, so each change waits for your review.
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Sources
- Use Grok Bot Better Than 99% of People (Full Course) (opens in a new tab)
First-person account · youtube.com · Published 11 Nov 2026 · Source checked 13 Nov 2026, 19:26 UTC
What this source supports
- Ras Mic runs one Grok Bot agent per project plus a general engineering bot, and deletes bots that stop being useful
- Grok Bot orchestrates and Claude Code on Opus 5.5 writes the code; a /goal run on the Pluto plan lasted hours and returned five working PRs
- Design bot builds a design system in Paper through the Paper MCP; a content bot sends three topics at 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
- Finance bots connect through Plaid; a shopper bot buys only after he confirms
- A bot emailed a GPU provider unprompted to ask for a discount