AI teammates, not chatbots · Build & Sell Grokbot AI Agents

Grokbot is a platform for a team of agents, each with a name, role, description and memory; it looks like a messaging app (DMs, channels, pinned agents).
All agents share one virtual computer (logins, plugins, skills, files) but keep separate memory.
Roughly $30 a month can replace hours of manual work — leverage for you, a service for clients.

Shared by all agents	Kept per agent
Tool logins and plugins	Role-specific memory
Skills	Its own instructions
Files in the local directory	Its own conversation history

Do this in your own tools, step by step. Ticks are saved on this device.

List five repetitive tasks from this week.
Mark which ones follow clear rules.
Circle the biggest time sink — that's your first agent's job.

What do all agents share?

One virtual computer: logins, plugins, skills and files.

Do agents share memory?

Only a thin shared layer; each keeps its own role memory.

Wes Welcome to Build and Sell Grokbot AI Agents. This course is part of Complete AI Training; you'll find the full library at complete A I training dot com. It takes seven short chapters.

Laura Most business owners don't need another chatbot. They need someone to handle the repetitive work: read the email, create the tasks, run the reports. That's what an agent team does.

Wes In Grokbot, each agent has a name, a role, a description and its own memory. It looks like a messaging app: direct messages, group channels, and a few pinned agents you actually talk to.

Laura All agents share one virtual computer: sign into a tool once and every agent can use it, and files one agent saves, another can open. But memory is not shared. Each agent keeps its own, so it stays focused.

Wes And it's cheap: around thirty dollars a month can take hours of manual work off your plate. For a solo operator that's leverage; for a consultant it's a service to sell.

Laura The route: executives and operators, the four C's, your first agent and email triage, reports and verification loops, the bike method for trust, and finally selling it.

Wes Your turn. List five repetitive tasks you did this week, and circle the one that eats the most time.