Chief-of-staff bot that monitors its own usage
User gave a chief-of-staff Grok Bot access to the account so it can read its own usage limit.
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What you get
A chief-of-staff bot that can read its own usage limit.
Tools
- Grok Bot
Steps
- Give a coordinating bot access to your agent account settings.
- Ask it to report on usage.
Copy-ready prompt
Each Friday, tell me how much of my usage limit I've used this week, which tasks used the most, and what I could do with fewer runs.
Proof / source
Self-reported Author's post on X.
In their words
I gave my grok bot chief of staff access to my grok bot account and uninstalled a grok bot app so now grok bot is in charge of grok bot and can read its own usage limit. @elonmusk
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