Alex Finn presents Grok 4.7 as an upgrade to his Grok Bot workflow, discussing reported price-performance results and his preference for an agent harness that can coordinate ongoing work. Those comparisons are his assessment, not independent proof of model superiority.
Alex Finn organizes each project around project-manager, developer and designer agents with separate tools and memories. He groups project managers into an executive chat for status updates and explains how role separation helps route work.
Alex Finn demonstrates turning a project description into issues in Linear or Notion, then asking agents to take tasks from the board, verify work and create pull requests through Cursor cloud agents. He distinguishes his reported autonomous workflow from hands-on work with other models and notes that usage limits and Cursor credits still affect costs.
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