Grok Bot files anonymised interviews in Git

Stan Beckers wants user research at Cursor to remain accessible to product, design and engineering colleagues. His repository already holds interview transcripts and syntheses as Markdown, but keeping it current requires too many manual steps.

He creates a Grok Bot assistant called Research Reggie, gives it access to Zoom and his source-control environment, and teaches it the repository-update workflow. The operating assistant pushes an anonymised transcript within fifteen minutes of an interview according to his report, and sends him a short summary. It also identifies new projects and chooses names based on interview content.

Beckers retains the sharing decision: he does not let Reggie post in Slack on his behalf. The reported result is therefore a filed research artifact and a summary delivered to its owner, not unattended publication across the company. The source does not establish anonymisation accuracy, interview-consent handling or a measured comparison of research quality.

The useful pattern is keeping transcripts in a shared, versioned format before trying to distribute every generated insight automatically. Teaching the path from a completed call to its project file makes the operational handoff specific. Git gives colleagues a place to retrieve the record, while the researcher can still inspect the summary before presenting it as an interpretation of what a participant said.

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Source: LinkedIn · Stan Beckers