Comment by juanre

I completely agree. I have also been using teams that coordinate since last November. They mostly run my two companies and a lot of my personal life, and it's been transformative (to the point that I am spending most of my time these days building agent coordination tools).

The catch with offerings like Grok Bot and Dots is that it is a slippery slope towards letting the labs keep the agent's learning and SOPs. That is where we should draw the line. Agentic coordination _has_ to be built with open protocols and OSS implementations, we as users need to push for the intelligence to be a commodity, and most importantly we need to make sure that we own the agentic team's learnings.