Grok Bot is the agent I talk to all day, and Claude Code Projects is where a lot of my actual building happens. They didn't talk to each other, so I made them. It's an MCP connector with 16 tools that lets Grok Bot list my Claude Code Projects, read a Project's primary thread and every child thread under it, check what it's doing right now, and send work straight to its primary thread.
The whole point is handoff. I tell Grok Bot what I want, it passes the task to the right Project, the Project splits it up across its own agents, and Grok Bot comes back later and picks up the result. I don't have to babysit either side or copy stuff between tabs. One agent hands work to another and it just keeps going.
Honestly the best part is how much it compounds. Grok Bot is already super autonomous on its own, and giving it a whole Claude Code Project to delegate to makes it way more useful. It's a big part of how I keep so many projects moving at the same time.
Grok Bot is deadly good. I have some abstractions for Grok Bot to intertwine seamlessly with Claude Code Projects (in the cloud) and more, and it only compounds the autonomy and power. Will OSS these soon.
It's private for now while I clean it up, but I'm going to open source it soon, because why not.