A collection of agent org charts thats went viral on twitter
Summary
The article summarizes takeaways from Grokbot's livestreams on AI agent team structures, revealing common patterns and linking to a GitHub repository with JSON-based org charts and a viewer tool.
Similar Articles
@0xMiraqle: GROK BOT IN GOD MODE - 20-agent run so you could finally see the thing everyone argues about wrong. 340 connections, on…
The article discusses how the architecture and connections between agents in multi-agent AI systems are more critical than the agents or models themselves, using Grok Bot to demonstrate how wiring diagrams determine performance.
@corbin_braun: you keep seeing Grok Bot learn what it is https://youtu.be/BulDhh2b9Cc
The article describes Grokbot, an autonomous AI agent tool that uses virtual machines to execute tasks, automate workflows, and integrate with development tools, featuring multi-agent collaboration capabilities.
@0xMorlex: Former Cursor engineer, now building agents in Grok 4.6: He’s already running → 10 GrokBot agents across his: inbox, re…
A deep dive into a former Cursor engineer's use of 10 GrokBot agents built on Grok 4.6 to automate tasks like inbox, research, and operations, showcasing the future of specialized AI agent stacks.
@omarsar0: Grok Bot is a bigger deal than it seems. It's really changed how I work with agents. The biggest change: I don't overth…
Omar Sanseviero describes how Grok Bot has enhanced his workflow with AI agents through a simplified interface and proactive capabilities, improving trust and collaboration.
@AnatoliKopadze: One of the Grok Bot builders: "For the first time I allocated 90% of my work to agents and they did it end to end." In …
A Grok Bot builder demonstrates in a podcast how to use the tool to create an AI agent team, providing a free step-by-step guide with ready-to-copy prompts.