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Posted On: October 18th 2026, 04:26 pm
Don’t binge Netflix tonight.
Go watch this 1-hour course by SpaceX AI engineer Lauren Tan.
This is the clearest, end-to-end lesson I’ve seen on how to truly get GrokBot up and running properly.
It starts from a single agent and goes all the way to loops, graphs, multi-agent collaboration, verification, and agent-friendly architecture.
Whether you’ve never seriously run an agent before, or you’re already using GrokBot every day, you’ll walk away with a bunch of those “aha, so that’s how it works” moments all connected at once.
The real core boils down to just these layers:
– 99% of people only use 1 agent, without loops or graphs, tapping into just 1% of its potential.
– The truly new stack is a Chief of Staff + PM + 20+ workers fully autonomous team.
– How to use high-quality skills to make agents work like real engineers (pstack).
– How to refactor code and architecture to be agent-friendly (Dune, contract, CI).
– How to use verification to truly trust handing off tasks to them, instead of constantly babysitting.
The big-picture view most people take months to piece together, this course sketches it out for you in one go.
Comment “Agent” and we’ll DM you the link.
Go watch this 1-hour course by SpaceX AI engineer Lauren Tan.
This is the clearest, end-to-end lesson I’ve seen on how to truly get GrokBot up and running properly.
It starts from a single agent and goes all the way to loops, graphs, multi-agent collaboration, verification, and agent-friendly architecture.
Whether you’ve never seriously run an agent before, or you’re already using GrokBot every day, you’ll walk away with a bunch of those “aha, so that’s how it works” moments all connected at once.
The real core boils down to just these layers:
– 99% of people only use 1 agent, without loops or graphs, tapping into just 1% of its potential.
– The truly new stack is a Chief of Staff + PM + 20+ workers fully autonomous team.
– How to use high-quality skills to make agents work like real engineers (pstack).
– How to refactor code and architecture to be agent-friendly (Dune, contract, CI).
– How to use verification to truly trust handing off tasks to them, instead of constantly babysitting.
The big-picture view most people take months to piece together, this course sketches it out for you in one go.
Comment “Agent” and we’ll DM you the link.
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