Grok Bot feels like an OpenClaw moment. Anyone who's used it over the past week knows it's actually that good. I built a Claude Code/Codex prompt that helps transfer all my agent skills, context, and projects into Grok Bot agent swarms. Hands-down, the easiest way to launch new Bot teams. Here's the exact prompt: Paste into Codex/Claude Code "I want you to prepare everything for a migration to Grok Bot. Go through my current setup and compile: 1. Every skill file (SKILL. md or equivalent) I have saved, with a detailed summary of what each does. 2. My core memory/context files, condensed into a single profile document covering my goals, preferences, business context, and writing style. 3. Every recurring workflow or loop I currently run, listed with its trigger, steps, and how often it runs. 4. A suggested agent breakdown: group my workflows into logical "roles" (e.g. CFO, research assistant, content, ops) the way a real team would be divided. 5. Any other important data my Grok Bot team should know Output everything as clean, structured markdown I can paste directly into new Grok Bot agents. For any existing tools/MCPs I'm using, flag those as well." Game-changer.(Miles Deutscher)