Dot does the research, Grok Bot does the approved work

Do the research and first drafts for each item I hand you, and save each one as a separate doc in our shared Google Drive folder for review. Don't send, post, buy or delete anything. Each morning, review my calendar.

Step prompts by @CleanFix_Dev, word for word:

1. Give each assistant a lane
1) Give each a lane.
Dot: research, thinking, first drafts.
Grok Bot: doing the work inside my accounts and tools, with approval.
Decide the split before you start.

2. Set up the Dot
2) Dot setup: create it in the ChatGPT desktop app or desktop web, name it, connect only the apps you need, let it introduce itself. Then you can message or call it on mobile.

3. Give it a goal and one scheduled job
3) Dot: hand it a goal, not a prompt. OpenAI's example: give it an interview transcript, get show notes and social drafts, and your edits carry across the drafts.
4) Schedule one small job: "Review my calendar each morning."

4. Set Custom rules
5) Dot: set Custom rules on day one. Per action: act without asking, act if pre-approved, ask first, or hand off to you. Its profile shows In progress, Scheduled, Completed, and its computer.

5. Bridge to the Grok Bot
9) Build a bridge so they share the load. The dot does heavy research and drafts, saved as one doc per item in a shared Drive folder. Grok Bot checks it and acts only after I say yes. Watching limits? Hand heavy work to the second model.