Purchased a SuperGrok annual sub this weekend and briefly messed with Grok Bot. Created a Chief Bot to control a research bot and a design bot. Told the chief to have the research bot find information and design codes for sheet pile walls and section properties for one size of sheet pile. Then had the design bot create a program (python) that has the user input retained height, initial design depth, active pressure, passive pressure, and couple other variables to check the capacity of the wall.
It grabbed info from USACE sheet pile design manual and USS sheet pile manual, and on its own grabbed a design example in the manual to use as verification of its program calculations. Within an hour it was done finding info and writing the code, and it used around 15% of the weeks allotment for the SuperGrok level
I haven't hand check to see if the design calcs produced a correct answer, yet. Was mainly interested to see if it could read design equations from a manual and write them in program code without input from myself. Maybe will check again this weekend. Haven't programmed much of anything since Fortran90 in college. Neat part was everything is just a chat by typing or voice input, and you can click and see what the different bots are saying to each other before reporting back to you
Some screenshots of input and when it was done

