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AYi says it has extracted a prompt based on the Grok Bot content director architecture

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AYi (Ayi AI Notes) says it has extracted a version of a content director prompt based on an open-source Grok Bot content director architecture. The architecture has two steps: the director Bot first scrapes the most recent 30 historical posts, distills speaking habits, audience profiles, and 3 viral-post skeletons, and writes them into the system prompt; then it splits out more than 10 vertical sub-Agentss, respectively responsible for monitoring hot topics, compressing long articles into short tweets, syncing Notion schedules, and connecting to X for distribution. The prompt AYi extracted on this basis is said to be directly feedable to Grok or Claude for trial use, but it has not yet been deeply tested. The architecture's author claims to have run 2.2 million impressions with it in October; this figure is self-reported by the blogger and its authenticity is questionable. There are currently no subsequent developments.

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Open-source Grok Bot content director architecture: one person builds 10 sub-Agents

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  1. AYi said they have retrieved the prompt based on the Grok Bot content director architecture

    Source:Ayi AI Notes

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    Open-source Grok Bot content director architecture: one person builds 10 sub-Agents

    A blogger has open-sourced a template for using Grok Bot as a content director, claiming that in October it drove 2.2 million impressions (this figure is self-reported by the blogger and its authenticity is questionable). The architecture has two steps: the director Bot first scrapes the last 30 historical posts, distills speaking habits, audience profiles, and 3 viral post skeletons into the system prompt; then it splits out more than 10 vertical sub-Agents, respectively responsible for monitoring trends, compressing long articles into short tweets, syncing Notion schedules, and connecting to X distribution. Based on this, the author adjusted a version of the content director prompt, claiming it can be fed directly to Grok or Claude for trial use, but it has not yet been deeply tested.

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