Root Agent Skill Framework

Root Agent Skill Framework is the MIT-licensed source repository, maintained by MrBekoX, for the description, skills and templates of Root Agent, a coordinator Bot that runs on Grok Bot. It is a prompt and skill engineering project rather than a code project: the texts are copied into Grok Bot or attached to a Bot. The current source version is 0.3.7, with eighteen Root skills and two optional Lead skills.

What It Is

Root Agent acts as the user's single entry point. The user states what they want; Root Agent clarifies the request, chooses a team structure matched to the work, creates the needed Bots, hands management to the right place, verifies delivery, and returns the result with its evidence. It does not do the substantive work itself, except for tier 0 work with no external effects, one deliverable, roughly 10 minutes of effort and no independent-review requirement.

How the tier model works

Root Agent picks a structure from the whole accepted scope. Tier 0 is handled by Root itself, tier 1 uses one Specialist managed directly by Root, tier 2 uses a Lead plus as many Specialists as the work needs, and tier 3 uses one Lead per domain with Root managing across domains. Handoffs to a Lead use a package and require a readback from the verified Lead before work is treated as lead-managed. Root keeps roster creation, independent reviewer selection and scope-expansion decisions.

The skill set

The eighteen skills cover intake, scope control, work queue management, roster management, access probing, team prompting, dispatch, Lead handoff, quality review, blocker escalation, standing workspace records, routine binding, learning, portfolio status, result relay, user reports, deleted-work cleanup and onboarding. Every skill follows the same six sections. Core rules stress evidence before claims, no silent scope narrowing, one owner per stage and one writer per file, and user approval for any action with external effects.

Setup path

Users can add Root Agent from the share link with Add to Grok Bot, self-install from GitHub by attaching the setup prompt to an existing Root Agent conversation, or attach the generated setup instructions file from a source snapshot. Python scripts validate source consistency and regenerate the setup file. The README states that live Grok Bot behavior and the share link configuration have not been verified against this version.