One person, nine Grok Bots, and one Bot whose only job is to break the others' results
A builder says he runs a team of nine Grok Bots, each with one job, from university deadlines to internship applications. He's building a menu-bar app to show what they're doing, plus a paper-trading lab where a second Bot's only job is to try to break the first one's results. He's building it all in public.
Why it matters
A dedicated 'red team' Bot that attacks your other Bot's results is a smart pattern for any agent setup, trading or not.
Who it's for
Students and solo builders who want to run several agents without losing track.
How to try it
- Give each Bot exactly one job and a clear way to report.
- Add a reviewer Bot whose only instruction is to find what's wrong with another Bot's output.
- Check the reviewer's findings before you act on anything.
Plan & availability: Grok Bot comes with The X Subscription from the $30/month Premium tier up (since Oct 12). Existing SuperGrok and Cursor subscribers can keep their plan or switch in billing settings. The trading lab uses no real money.
Note: reported by users on X; we haven't independently confirmed it works in the current version.
Source: @MattG159 on X
Written by AgentStackList from the original post. Checked Oct 21, 2026. Features, plans and availability can change, so confirm on the source before you rely on it.
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