Why automate workflows away from Grockbot once they're working?
Once you've got a workflow that's working for you, you want to get rid of all the ambiguity. You could have Grockbot write blurbs every week and it does a really good job — but depending on how the bot's feeling, it might write them differently because that's just how it is. They're a black box. So if you're running something business critical, you want to automate it as much as you can. That also frees up tokens for you to do more building with Grockbot. The mental model is: build, execute, then automate.
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