An 'idea agent' whose only job is generating ideas for your other agents
One practical Grockbot agent setup is a dedicated idea agent whose sole role is to come up with creative ideas for your other agents. The reasoning is straightforward: you don't want to be the person who is always prompting your agents to come up with new directions. By giving that responsibility to a separate agent, the creative ideation layer becomes autonomous, and you stay focused on reviewing and executing rather than generating.
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