Getting Started
See a map of how your bots talk to each other
From X 1 sources
If you have many bots, one prompt draws a page that shows which bots talk to each other. You can find bots that you do not need.
What it does by itselfIt only reads and draws the map. It does not change or delete any bot.
How it works
A fan account on X shared one prompt. It asks your bot to draw a map of how your bots send messages to each other. The bot puts the map on a Page (a web page that the bot makes and keeps for you). In their map, 34 pairs of bots talked to each other. There was 1 group chat. 2 bots took part in almost everything. 4 bots talked to no one. A map like this shows which bots your setup depends on. It also shows bots that you might not need.
How to set it up
- Open the bot that you talk to most.
- Paste the prompt from the source.
- Look at the map on the Page.
- Check the bots that talk to no one. Decide yourself if you still need them.
"Create a map of how my Grok Bots communicate with each other, as a Page." Then look for Bots that talk to no one and Bots that everything depends on.
What people report
One person shared a map. It showed 34 pairs of bots and 1 group chat. 2 bots took part in almost everything. 4 bots talked to no one (his own report).
Why we rate it 6 out of 10
It takes 1 prompt and only reads. It helps you clean up a big setup. The evidence is one post.
How sure we are
One report only One short post, a result that was not final yet, or a claim we could not check.
One post on X from a fan account. We did not try the prompt ourselves.