Overwatch
Description
What it does
- Tidies the disk.
- Backs up configs.
- Keeps a bot register.
- Flags wasteful routines.
Who it's for
- Solo builders
- Small teams
- People running several bots
How to set it up
- Time to Set Up
- About 15 minutes (our estimate)
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Tools Needed
- Grok Bot: Grok Bot account needed
- Read the bot page to check it fits your work.
- Add it to Grok Bot from the official share link.
- Run it once on a small, real task.
- Review the result and adjust your instructions.
Overwatch Install Guide
Overwatch, made by Trond Eirik Haavarstein, keeps house on a computer shared by several bots and keeps an eye on token use. Once a week it tidies the disk, archives old material, saves copies of each bot's configuration to git and updates a register of the bots you run.
It also points out routines that waste usage, such as checks that run far more often than anything changes. Crucially it only reports. It never edits or changes the work of another bot, so you decide what to fix. Saving configurations to git means you can see what changed over time and restore an earlier setup if something goes wrong.
It suits people running several bots on one machine, from solo builders to small teams. Point it at a private git repository, read its weekly report before acting and use the register as your list of what is running and why.
- Install Path
- Official share link. Choose Get it on this page, then press Add to Grok Bot on the official x.ai page and read the terms it shows before you accept.
- Price Tier
- Free to add from the share link. You need a Grok Bot account. A private git host may need its own account.
- Connectors
- A git repository for configuration backups.
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Time to Set Up
- About 15 minutes (our estimate)
- Creator
- Trond Eirik Haavarstein
Worked Example: A weekly clean-up
Example only: an illustration of how a session could go, not a real client, case or result.
- On Sunday Overwatch tidies the shared computer and archives old logs.
- It saves each bot's configuration to your private git repository.
- It updates the register with a new bot you added this week.
- It reports that one routine checks a feed every ten minutes but finds news twice a day.
- You change that routine to run twice a day.
Run It With Us
Get It Set Up For You
Short on time? We can set up Overwatch on your own accounts, test it with you and hand it over working.
- $1,500 founding price for the first 3 setups (normally $2,500). $300 deposit, counted toward it.
- We never ask for your passwords
- Bots draft, you approve
Ask a question first · See how Run It With Us works · No promise of income or results (disclaimer).
Original source
Found via x.aiResults to Expect Our rough estimate of value to the business, not a promise or income claim
- A tidy, documented setup.
- You make the fixes.
Our estimate, not a promise or a typical result. Results depend on your effort, skills, market and costs.
Tips and pitfalls
- Use a private repository.
- Read the weekly report.
- Keep the register current.
Questions
What does Overwatch do each week?
It cleans up the disk, saves bot settings to git, updates a list of bots and points out wasteful routines.
Will it change my other bots?
No. It reports only.
Why back up configs to git?
So you can see changes over time and restore an earlier setup.
Is Overwatch free to use?
It is free to add from the share link, but you need a Grok Bot account.
How long does it take to set up Overwatch?
Our estimate is about 15 minutes.
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