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Teach Grok Bot to Track Your Commitments
An article by Kamil Banc introducing two AI agent instructions for tracking commitments, checking evidence, and choosing the next step. It highlights Claudia, an AI agent built to catch work commitments and remember the people behind them, and notes that AI Adopters Club members have had a year's head start with this approach.
Published October 19, 2026 by Kamil Banc
Lead claim
AI agents like Grok Bot can be taught to track your work commitments, check evidence, and choose next steps
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Claudia's Core Purpose
Claudia was built to catch your work commitments and remember the people behind them
Claim 2 · Source summary
A Year's Head Start
AI Adopters Club members who worked with Claudia have had about a year's head start
Claim 3 · Source summary
Agents Track Commitments
AI agents like Grok Bot, Codex, and Muse can be instructed to track work commitments
Claim 4 · Source summary
Evidence-Based Next Steps
The described commitment-tracking approach involves checking evidence and then choosing the next step
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Two Agent Instructions
The article presents two AI agent instructions for tracking commitments and checking evidence
Evidence
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"Claudia was built to catch your work commitments and remember the people behind them."
Key statistics
~1 year
Head start AI Adopters Club members have had working with Claudia's commitment-tracking approach
2
Number of AI agent instructions presented in the article for tracking commitments and checking evidence
7
Number of shares the Substack article had recorded at the time of extraction
Supporting context
The article, published on Substack by Kamil Banc on October 19, 2026, positions commitment tracking as a practical application for emerging AI agents. It describes Claudia, a system built within the AI Adopters Club, which captures work commitments while preserving the human relationships behind them. The methodology centers on two agent instructions: verifying evidence of progress and determining the appropriate next step. Banc frames the broader landscape of agents like Grok Bot, Codex, and Muse as evidence that mainstream adoption of this workflow is catching up to early practitioners. For practitioners, the takeaway is that agent behavior can be shaped through explicit instructions rather than custom engineering.
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