{"found":true,"collection":"facts","library_url":"https://www.grokbotdb.com/library/fact.behavior.fifty-bots-on-one-computer","generated":"2026-09-06T05:32:11Z","citation":["Quote the record id and its source_url (or provenance if there is no URL).","Include last_verified or observed_at when present. Do not present an old date as current.","If tier is community and confidence is low, say so. Do not launder it into a fact.","If the database does not hold the answer, say that. Do not invent Grok Bot product claims.","Contradictions are data: when conflicts_with is present, report both records rather than picking a favourite.","Deprecated and removed records stay visible. They are history, not current guidance."],"record":{"id":"fact.behavior.fifty-bots-on-one-computer","subject":"computer","claim":"A published account describes running a roster at the documented ceiling of 50 Bots and group chats on one computer, coordinated through roles, written charters, triggers and group threads.","kind":"behavior","status":"current","tier":"community","authority":4,"source_id":"src.dir.grokbotguide.use-cases","source_url":"https://grokbotguide.com/use-cases","observed_at":"2026-09-03","confidence":"low","notes":"The manual's reading: the constraint at scale is organisational rather than technical; one machine handles it, and what breaks is role overlap, duplicated routines and orchestrator chatter. via: grok-bot-operators-manual (2026-09-02)","first_seen":"2026-09-03","last_verified":"2026-09-03"}}