Flisk's '@grok bubbles' trigger generates local dev stacks from tweets, but Grok integration is untested

Flisk, a local development tool, has built a feature that turns a social media post into a running local stack covering frontend, API, Postgres, background workers and a Solidity chain. Replying to a post with "@grok bubbles" is meant to return a link that generates this stack, with each service configured from a fixed menu of options rather than by a language model. The team says the generator, the generated pages and the live runs on GitHub runners have each been checked by hand. However, the trigger itself does not yet work: when tested on X, Grok searched for posts instead of using the Flisk page. Users can access the generated stacks directly by link, and the tool itself runs locally on Docker and Tilt for development rather than deployment.