Create a protected 11-agent trading prep setup
A trader used 11 Grok Bot agents to split up swing-trading prep, with one review agent blocking any idea until it passed inspection.
- What they did
- They moved a recurring swing-trading prep routine into Grok Bot and divided it among 11 agents in an org-chart style setup. Each agent handled one defined task, guided by MAP.md and CONTRACT.md files that limited its scope. The agents shared memory, each had its own persistent cloud environment with browser, terminal, and file tools, and a separate Red Team agent was required to clear trade ideas before anything progressed.
- How it went
- They said the always-on browsing approach repaired most of the scraping problems they had run into before, and it was simpler to put together than Claude Agent Teams. The human still made the final trades because the agents could not place them on their own. No performance numbers or P&L were shared, and questions remained about model-to-agent assignment and Cursor integration.
- Tips
- Use short, explicit scope files so each agent stays on one job. If the workflow touches trading, keep a human approval step in front of any order that could be sent, changed, or cancelled.
Try it yourself with Grok Bot
Help me build a trading-prep team for [market or tickers]. Make [number] separate agents, and give each one only one job, such as market scanning, news summarizing, risk checking, or idea review. Add a skeptical reviewer agent that can block any trade idea unless it passes inspection, and do not allow any order to be sent, changed, cancelled, or submitted without my explicit approval. Give each agent a brief scope document, let them share notes, and have them work in persistent environments with browsing and file access. End by showing me the reviewed trade candidates, the reviewer’s verdict, and the main reasons for that verdict.
Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.
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