Milestone 6: First demo
The first demo of BotsEverywhere: team management powered by Grok Bot, from org chart to work chart. No logins, curated seats only, and an Add to Grok Bot path on every seat.
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Build log
What Miguel Rovira builds toward the Grok Bot Alicante Meetup, documented as he goes.
The posts are written in English.
Milestone 5: Triggers and contingency workstreams
Work doesn't always start as a project plan. It starts as a trigger. Milestone 5 defines the org chart, the work chart and the workstream, and shows how a decision can spawn a contingency workstream with its own workflow that rejoins when it is ready.
Read the post →Milestone 4: Company structure and work charts
An org chart says who is accountable. A work chart says how an outcome gets produced. Using Pied Piper from Silicon Valley as the example, we found our first work chart was too static and moved the model to start from work entering the system.
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The MVP path is locked and the look now matches it: one wordmark, one robot-tree mark, one gradient, and a live announcement page at botseverywhere.ai.
Read the post →Milestone 2: Work charts, not org charts. botseverywhere as a management staffing tool
Inspired by Deloitte's work-chart thesis and classic org-chart templates, we framed botseverywhere.ai as a structured staffing tool: purpose-built bots as seats on a lean-team work chart for startups and project managers.
Read the post →Milestone 1: Bots training → Writing bot → dual-channel build-in-public
After Grok Bot training on bot levels, we split research, writing and publishing into separate bots, connected X for build-in-public posts, and set up a shared folder so Claude Code can publish the technical write-ups on this site.
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