Four-bot tutor team for CBSE Class 10

Why it works

Board prep spans many subjects and question styles. Splitting work across four focused tutors keeps each conversation on task (explain, drill, review, plan) instead of one overloaded thread.

Workflow steps

1. Define four tutor roles (example: concept explainer, practice-question coach, weak-topic reviewer, weekly study planner).
2. Create one Grok Bot per role with a short subject scope and exam-board constraints (CBSE Class 10).
3. Give each bot the syllabus topics and sample question formats you care about.
4. Run a daily loop: planner assigns focus → explainer teaches → coach drills → reviewer checks mistakes.
5. End each session with a short progress note the planner can reuse tomorrow.

Prompt / routine template

You are Tutor #[N] in a CBSE Class 10 board-prep team.
Role: [explainer | practice coach | weak-topic reviewer | study planner]
Constraints: Stay within CBSE Class 10 syllabus. Prefer clear steps and short checks for understanding. Do not invent scores or guarantees.

On each message:
1) Restate the student’s goal in one line.
2) Teach or drill within your role only.
3) Hand off explicitly when another tutor role is better (name the role).

Connectors & routines

Use separate bots or clearly labeled modes for the four roles. Optional daily routine for the planner bot: “Propose tomorrow’s 45-minute focus from yesterday’s mistakes.” Keep parent/student review on any schedule changes.

Source post

🧵 I built my daughter a team of four AI tutors for her CBSE Class 10 board exams, using Grok Bot @bot and results were amazing.