Bot team-structure audit

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Run a Grok Bot team-structure audit using the bots and records you can access.

For each bot, show:

1 - The outcome it owns.
2 - What it produces.
3 - Who uses that output.
4 - When it should run.

Then check:

Are two bots responsible for the same outcome or decision?

Is anyone actually using each output?

Are routines running without useful results, or blocked by a missing dependency?

Which overlaps are useful independent checks, and which are unnecessary duplication?

For each issue, recommend one action: keep, clarify, narrow, merge or retire. Include the evidence and one trade-off.

Finish with a one-line handoff rule showing who produces what, who receives it and who owns the next step.

Keep the report compact: one table and up to three findings with concrete examples. Flag anything you cannot verify. Don’t change anything yet.

Fill in the [PLACEHOLDERS] before sending. Never paste real customer data into an AI tool you don't control.

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