For Backend developer · 8 Grok Bots

A back office for your code that grooms tickets, preps PRs, and keeps your status honest

8 Grok Bots for a backend developer: groom every ticket, trace unfamiliar code before you change it, draft your PR descriptions and review replies, draft API and schema changes, and build your standup and weekly report — all as drafts you approve.

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● Drafts only — nothing sends without your approval · Uses only your own data
After checkout
Your setup link arrives by email
We set up your fleet
After checkout, Workplace AI provisions your fleet on our Cursor Teams workspace and follows up soon. Watch for your Cursor invite and Grok Bot download link — then accept, install, and go.
8 bots·3 domain specialists·Success metric: Ticket-to-ship readiness and review turnaround·Category: Tech & digital
The problem it targets

Everything around the code — turning a vague ticket into something workable, reading unfamiliar code to find where a change lands, writing the PR description and answering review comments, drafting an API or schema change and its migration, and reconstructing what shipped for standup and the weekly update — so tickets start half-understood, PRs sit waiting on a description, schema changes ship without a written tradeoff, and the status update is a guess.

What you get

From day one

1

Every assigned ticket groomed into a workable spec — acceptance criteria, edge cases, and the likely touched files — plus a cited trace of how an unfamiliar subsystem works before you change it.

2

A drafted pull-request description and self-review for the code you are opening, suggested replies to review comments, and a drafted API or schema change with its tradeoff and migration written down.

3

A drafted standup update with your blockers and handoffs, and a one-page weekly delivery report of what shipped and what is in flight, every item traced to its commit or ticket.

Meet the team

8 bots, each with one job and clear approval points

Read-only bots watch and prepare; drafting bots write but never send. You approve everything that leaves.

1

Chief of Staff

coach
Drafts for your review — you approve before anything leaves
Your morning brief, meeting prep, fleet roundup, and after-meeting coaching.
Approves: none — nothing leaves without you
2

Ticket Groomer

intake
read-only
Watches & prepares — never sends
Restated acceptance criteria, edge cases, likely touched files, and open questions per ticket
Approves: none (nothing leaves; the spec is internal)
3

Codebase Researcher

researcher
read-only
Watches & prepares — never sends
A cited trace of how a subsystem works before the developer changes it
Approves: none (nothing leaves; the trace is internal)
4

PR Review Prepper

drafter
specialist
Drafts for your review — you approve before anything leaves
Drafted PR descriptions, self-review notes, and replies to review comments
Approves: every description and reply before it is posted
5

API Contract Drafter

specialist
specialist
Drafts for your review — you approve before anything leaves
Drafted API/schema/migration proposals with tradeoffs, backfill, and rollback
Approves: every migration, run, or live change
6

Standup Coordinator

coordinator
Drafts for your review — you approve before anything leaves
Drafted standup updates, blockers, and handoff notes
Approves: every message before it is posted
7

Delivery Reporter

reporter
read-only
Watches & prepares — never sends
Weekly report of what shipped, what is in flight, review turnaround, and open tech debt
Approves: none (nothing leaves; the developer shares it)
8

Social & Referrals

growth
Drafts for your review — you approve before anything leaves
Draft posts and outreach to your own audience, credited and approved by you.
Approves: sends
The handoff — one shared chat
Groomer→Researcher→Prepper→Drafter→Coordinator→Reporter
What the fleet does in week one

All read-and-prepare — you check its work before anything is trusted

What it does not do

The guardrails are the product

  • ×It drafts; it does not send or ship. Every PR description, review reply, standup message, and migration waits for your approval.
  • ×It never pushes, merges, or runs anything against a live system, and it never changes production settings.
  • ×It states no behavior it did not read in the code, and it works only your own repositories and opted-in network.
Ticket-to-ship
readiness and review turnaround
How you'll know it's working

One number, measured over time

Share of the developer's tickets that carry mapped acceptance criteria and touched files before work starts, and how quickly the developer's own pull requests move from opened to approved

Before day one

What you fill in — the bots never guess these

ticket-spec
the layout of the groomed ticket spec every bot reads.
change-proposal
the layout for an API/schema change proposal, its tradeoff, and its migration and rollback plan.
pr-description
your own PR description and self-review format, so drafts match how your team reviews.
Pricing

Cancel anytime.

Workplace AI provisions and runs your CrokPot fleet on our Cursor Teams workspace. We invite you on your own email — you accept, install Grok Bot, and we handle the rest.
$200/mo
  • Your whole fleet provisioned and installed for you
  • Cursor Teams seat included — paid by Workplace AI, never billed by Cursor
  • Onboarding + ongoing training
Hire the team
Your Cursor Teams seat is included and paid by Workplace AI. Drafts only, using your own data. No earnings, time-saved, or outcome guarantees are made.
How access works

You buy a CrokPot fleet from Workplace AI — not a Cursor plan

CrokPot runs on Workplace AI, Inc.’s (WAI) Cursor Teams workspace. WAI keeps the unpaid admin seat and pays Cursor for your seat. You join as the invited user on your real email and work through the installed Grok Bot fleet.

Your card is charged by WAI via Stripe for the CrokPot fleet ($200/mo, auto-renewing monthly) only — never by Cursor. If you cancel your fleet subscription, the invite/seat ends with it and is not portable to your own Cursor account.

FAQ

What you get, who owns the seat, and what happens after you pay

From the team behind Ancestry — CrokPot is built by Paul Allen, a co-founder of Ancestry.com.

Drafts only — you approve everythingYour own data, never shared$200/mo · cancel anytimeProvisioned & supported by Workplace AI

What do I actually get?

A pre-built fleet of Grok Bots for your trade, provisioned and installed for you on Workplace AI’s Cursor Teams workspace, plus onboarding and ongoing training. Every bot drafts; you approve.

Who owns the seat?

Workplace AI, Inc. (WAI) owns the Cursor Teams account and pays Cursor for your seat. You’re invited as a paid user on your own email. The seat isn’t portable to a personal Cursor account.

Do the bots act on their own?

No. The fleet is drafts-only, working from your own data. Nothing sends, files, or is trusted until you review and approve it — that’s the whole design.

Can I cancel?

Yes, anytime. It’s an auto-renewing monthly subscription at $200/mo. If you cancel, your invite/seat ends with the subscription.

What happens after I pay?

We follow up soon: our team provisions your fleet and invites you on the email you used at checkout. Watch for your Cursor Teams invite and Grok Bot download link, then accept, install, and go.

Training

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