All right, so how did I do it though?

Well, the routing rule is actually

pretty simple. We have Grokbot, whatever

bot you specify,

you name it. Then, you give it

instructions to operate strictly out of

either Codex or Claude out of the CLI.

And then, it provides a receipt so that

your bot can continue doing the work

specified, right? All right, today I'm

going to show you how to set up Claude

and Codex in the CLI so that your bots

within Grokbot can utilize either

harness. So, without further ado, let's

build. All right, so as you can see here

on the screen, I have Grokbot open. I do

have two pinned executive assistants.

One is technically my chief of staff,

the other is my executive assistant for

Clear Mud, but I do have these two

chiefs here called Claude and Codex.

Now, I want to show you some work that I

started handing off. They're working

real time as we speak and record this.

Uh Elon Musk did

send off We're We're building an N8N

clone right now, so that's not ready.

Sky is building a fresh

YouTube script pipeline uh front end for

me. We're actually building an Electron

macOS app. So, as you can see here

though, right, with my executive

assistant, you can see the messages that

they're having with Claude and

alternatively with Codex.

Now, it looks like Claude is still doing

work, whereas Codex is actually chatting

back and forth. Um Claude is more of my

researcher {slash} front end {slash}

wireframe. Codex is who I'm going to

rely on for most of the code base uh

heavy work. And then, of course, you

know, I'm still testing Grok 4.6. We

also built this out. Now, this has

nothing to do with the Claude or Codex

harnesses that we built. This is all

Grok 4.6 or 4.6.

>> I have a team of

>> I cloned Opus

>> X agent.

>> It's pretty amazing. So, nevertheless,

that's not what you came here for. What

you came here for is this. All right, so

how did I do it though? Well, the

routing rule is actually pretty simple.

We have Grokbot, whatever bot you

specify,

you name it.

Then, you give it instructions to

operate strictly out of either Codex or

Claude out of the CLI.

And then, it provides a receipt so that

your bot can continue doing the work

specified, right? How you do it if you

want to do it manually, you just name

the new bot Claude, you paste the prompt

below right here. Feel free to

screenshot your screen.

And you can install it manually, right?

Or you can just follow this prompt as

well. This will set instructions for

your bot.

Same goes for Codex, right? I'm not

going to walk through this line for

line, but what I am going to show you

here

is uh what you can see here, this is a

master prompt. Just screenshot this

point in the video and feed it to your

chief of staff or your executive

assistant within Grokbot. Alternatively,

if you want to copy-paste a master

prompt, go to clearmud.ai/resources,

you'll find it in our Grokbot category

within resources. So, and yeah, that was

meant to be short and sweet. That's how

I have Codex and Claude in the CLI

working via Grokbot. It's a cool little

workaround. I just want to shout out one

of our OGs, Derek in the community, for

uh sharing his little workaround because

I think it's brilliant and I'm shocked

it took me

I mean, I didn't even think of it

myself. He had to say it for me to think

of it. So,

I've been using this for what? The

better part of a week now, and uh it

still didn't kind of like no lightbulb

hit to try that, and uh I think it's

brilliant. So, I hope you found some

value in today's video. Now, I'm not an

AI expert. I'm building in public and

sharing what actually works. If you'd

like to see me make a particular video

or on a specific topic, drop a comment

below. Let me know who you are, what you

do, who your target audience is, and

what your question is, and I will add a

video to my queue custom tailored just

for you. Thank you so much for for in to

video. My name is Marcelo. This is Clear

Mud and Clarity Matters.

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