Personal Grok Bot setup

Personal bots

Jie-Hong · Field Engineer, SpaceXAI. Personal bots I use and share, beginning with Avatar Forge.

What this is

A simple public page about my Grok Bot setup — how the agents are organised and what they’re good for.

How the setup works

Commander routes board and ops asks, and hands tech decisions to a CTO agent.
Specialists own narrow lanes — sites, scheduling, digests, mentoring — instead of one mega-bot.
Human in the loop for anything outbound, paid, or hard to undo: draft first, confirm before send.

Roles

protocol

Commander / catch-all — routes work, keeps board and ops coherent.

cto

Technical decision owner — architecture, stacks, integrations, infra, build-vs-buy.

minitcp-studio

Personal sites and web presence — execution after architecture is called.

Other specialists

Narrow bots for digests, mentoring, travel planning, and similar lanes — spun up when a job needs a dedicated owner.

What agents help with

Compare build-vs-buy options and write a lean recommendation with tradeoffs.
Draft checklists and tool contracts before any vendor spend.
Keep specialist lanes moving while a commander holds the board.
Produce recurring digests and onboarding notes with a human review gate.

Avatar Forge

Most Grok Bot avatars stay generic defaults or one-shot image prompts with no taste control. Avatar Forge is for anyone who wants a coherent mark for a bot or a small fleet without becoming an art director. It starts with your preferences, proposes a few named concepts, shows square samples, and installs only after you approve. The same craft flow is shareable as a Grok Bot template.

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About

Jie-Hong Lim · Singapore. More on jiehong.org.

Built with Grok Bot (SpaceXAI).