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How I run multiple teams of Grok Bots Most of the time I run my Grok Bots as separate chats. Coder in one, Writer in another, Researcher in a third. That's all fine until you need juggle couple of different projects at the same time. It becomes hard filter out signal from noise,…↗

Grok 4.6 – A field guide Grok 4.6 is out! I've used it for a few weeks as my daily driver across the normal mix of coding and knowledge work, and built a few projects with it specifically to push on where it holds up. It's good at all of it. What stands out most is how it commu…↗

·@ericzakariasson·Aug 12, 2026·model-release·cursor·grok-4-6·openrouter·remotion

Human in the /loop What I like most about coding with agents right now is the room to leave a few runs going and still get on with other work. When something finishes or needs a call, I show up. This post is a short explainer of the setup I use, a definition of done the agent c…↗

Building CLIs for agents If you've ever watched an agent try to use a CLI, you've seen it get stuck on an interactive prompt it can't answer, or parse a help page with no examples. Most CLIs were built assuming a human is at the keyboard. Here are some things I've found that mak…↗

·@ericzakariasson·Mar 25, 2026·tool·privacy-extension·x-com

how i build features & fix bugs with cursor: 1.select opus 4.5/gpt-5.1-codex to ask about the changes i want to make so i understand the relevant code 2.switch to plan mode and describe the changes i want to make (keep the same model) 3.reply to the follow-up questions i’m get…↗

·@ericzakariasson·Nov 26, 2025·tutorial·code-review·composer·cursor·gpt-codex

saw debug mode live in a @cursor_ai demo session just now and it looks really promising. some of the bugs this has been able to find so far is truly impressive access to runtime context is for sure one of the bottlenecks to agent performance, and we're working to solve that↗