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Grok BotCoding & Dev2026-10-16

Have Grok Bot start coding tasks on your machine through T3 Code

T3 Code Remote task router automation toggle from @MartinSolev's post

@MartinSolev wired Grok Bot to their own machine via @t3dotcodes. On T3 Code they made one Orchestrator session with a webhook. The bot sends a plain-text task and repo name; the orchestrator finds the project, creates a fresh worktree and starts an agent session. They can ask for a PR in the same task. Screenshot of the Remote task router automation is in the post.

Try it yourself

What you get

A one-message path from Grok Bot to a fresh worktree agent session on your own machine, with optional PR.

Tools

  • Grok Bot
  • T3 Code (or similar local agent host)
  • A webhook URL you control

Time / cost: Author: posted Oct 16 after wiring the webhook

Steps

  1. Create an Orchestrator session and webhook on the local host.
  2. Allow the bot to POST only task text and repo hints — no secrets.
  3. Require a new worktree per task.
  4. Review every PR before merge.

Copy-ready prompt

Send coding tasks to my T3 Code Orchestrator at [WEBHOOK]. Each message: plain-text task + repo name (rough names OK). Never include tokens or .env files. Prefer a fresh worktree. If I say "PR", open a draft pull request and stop for my review.

Prompt written by AgentPlays, based on @MartinSolev’s post. Check the output yourself and approve before anything is sent or bought.

Watch out: Local agents can change your repos. Ban production secrets, require worktrees, and review every PR.

Proof / source

Self-reported Author's public X post with Remote task router screenshot (Oct 16, 2026). Self-reported.

In their words

Grok @bot can now start coding tasks on my own machine using @t3dotcodes 🔥 On the T3 Code side I made one "Orchestrator" session and gave it a webhook. Bot sends it a plain-text task and a repo name, which can be rough or even empty. The orchestrator finds the right project, creates a fresh worktree and starts an agent session there with the task. If I want a PR, I just ask for one in the task. Now any project on my T3 machine is one message away from Bot 😁

— @MartinSolev on X

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