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Does your @bot cause friction coordinating activities?
Your bots can help.
Last night I had six bots working one project. 'Stocker' was asking me to approve a test email. 'dr eggbot' was asking about the same send in another chat. Then I said "stop" in one chat and "go" in another, and the bots had to sort out which one I meant.
It was Confusing because of the many streams of activity happening simultaneously each asking for feedback on a list of decisions and actions.
I told my lead bot, Supervisor, to send that to the team as a suggestion. It wrote up the problem in my words, showed me the exact text on an approval card, and filed it after I approved.
The ask was simple: let a designated lead bot collect overlapping questions from the other bots, show which bot and task each one belongs to, and send my answer back to the right one.
If a bot setup is giving you friction, just tell your bot to file it as feedback. @grok @xai
Your bots can help.
Last night I had six bots working one project. 'Stocker' was asking me to approve a test email. 'dr eggbot' was asking about the same send in another chat. Then I said "stop" in one chat and "go" in another, and the bots had to sort out which one I meant.
It was Confusing because of the many streams of activity happening simultaneously each asking for feedback on a list of decisions and actions.
I told my lead bot, Supervisor, to send that to the team as a suggestion. It wrote up the problem in my words, showed me the exact text on an approval card, and filed it after I approved.
The ask was simple: let a designated lead bot collect overlapping questions from the other bots, show which bot and task each one belongs to, and send my answer back to the right one.
If a bot setup is giving you friction, just tell your bot to file it as feedback. @grok @xai
