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Grok BotSocial & Content2026-10-14

Run a creator business with a Grok Bot chief of staff and specialist crew

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@contenttocommas (Brandon Smithwrick) published a full guide to running Content to Commas with 19+ Grok Bots: Cece (chief of staff) sends a 5:01am brief after reading calendar, inbox and Slack; Radar drafts unsent replies; Warren tracks invoices but never moves money; Don blocks new scripts when 13 are already unfilmed. Rules: everything is a draft until they press send; one job per bot; corrections become instructions. Oct 9–11 they cut overlapping bots and schedules that mostly said nothing.

Try it yourself

What you get

A small crew of draft-only bots around calendar, inbox, money watch and content queue — you still press send.

Tools

  • Grok Bot
  • Calendar
  • Email
  • Slack or similar
  • Notion (optional)

Time / cost: Guide posted Oct 14, 2026; trims on Oct 9–11

Steps

  1. Bot 1: morning brief from calendar + inbox; silent on no-change days.
  2. Bot 2: the job you hate most (often inbox drafts).
  3. Bot 3: revenue/deals desk that never takes payment.
  4. Group-chat the three; merge duplicates; delete empty schedules.

Copy-ready prompt

You are my chief of staff bot.
Every morning: read calendar, inbox and [CHAT]. Send ONE short brief: must-do, waiting-on-me, one risk. If nothing changed since yesterday, send nothing.
Never send email as me. Never move money. If I correct you twice on the same thing, add it to your rules.

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

Watch out: Draft-only. You own sends, money and brand voice. Bot counts are this person’s setup.

Proof / source

Self-reported Author’s Oct 14 X article detailing roles, group chats, Oct 9 merges and Oct 11 schedule cuts.

In their words

My chief of staff sends me one email a day, at 5:01am. By then she's read my calendar, my inbox and Slack, plus whatever the team flagged overnight. … Her name is Cece, and she's a Grok Bot. So is my head of content. I've built 20+ of them across operations, finance, brand and content. I approve everything. … Everything is a draft. The bots draft and wait. I press send. Every bot gets one job and a written list of what it's never allowed to touch.

— @contenttocommas on X

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