Grok BotRoute Grok Bot jobs through Linear and keep every answer in Notion
@socalfsd, who says they're not a developer, runs several Grok Bots that each have one job.
A prompt to try
Fill in the blanks. The prompt rewrites itself.
Set up a task queue for you in Linear called [PROJECT]. When I add an issue, work it, post your answer as a comment and move it to Done or Needs me. Log every decision in the Notion page [PAGE] with the date, issue link and why. If a task needs code, open it as a Cursor task and wait for my approval before anything ships. Ask me for sign-ins; don't create accounts or spend money on your own.
Fill in anything in [brackets] before you send it. Anything that spends money, sends a message or signs something should stay behind your own approval.
How it went, step by step
- 01Pick one recurring job and give one bot ownership of it.
- 02Let the bot set up the Linear queue and Notion log; you approve sign-ins.
- 03Review the log weekly and add a second bot only when the first runs smoothly.
- 04Keep a human check on anything that ships code or spends money.
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