I was the bottleneck.: Case to prompt

CodingAug 19, 2026

Ray Fernando @RayFernando1337

I was the bottleneck. So I made a Grok Bot the boss of my repo. From there it recruited more Grok Bots. All of this with two prompts + pstack. WARNING you will get "AI Psychosis" if you do this workflow. https://x.com/i/article/2088638901439414272

Based on a public example shared by @RayFernando1337 on X.

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Who should try it

Developers
Engineering teams

MediumOne-time

Integrations

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Community cards come from public write-ups. We did not re-run those Bots here.

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