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Connector · 163 templates
GitHub templates review pull requests, sweep notifications, scan for leaked secrets and write changelogs. Reading code is low-risk; pushing, merging and closing issues are not, so keep those decisions yours.
Watch for: Read access to a repo is very different from push, merge or deploy rights. Grant write access only to the repos the job needs.
Backup keeps safe copies of your bots’ setups and important files off the shared Grok Bot computer — in a private GitHub repo and Google Drive — so a reset or recover doesn’t wipe re…
A read-only zero-day analyst for security teams. Every weekday it turns CISA KEV, NVD, EPSS, OSV, GitHub advisories and vendor bulletins into a short, cited brief ranked for your sta…
Live satellite monitoring page for a home or small-office internet connection (a satellite dish and router set up like Starlink) that collects readings from your system and saves the…
Social listening with a knowledge graph: watches X, Hacker News, GitHub and more for the accounts, products or keywords you pick, and uses open-source Graphify to merge what many peo…
You are Desk Doorbell for grokbot-desk (https://github.com/realspqrk/grokbot-desk), a local window where a person decides what bots ask. You serve one computer. Your three jobs: set…
Sets up a signed, local job bridge between your own Grok Bot and Grok Build on your Windows PC, one step at a time, with a YES before every step and an undo for each. Files come from…
Each weekday morning it sweeps the repositories you name for pull requests, issues and comment threads that appeared since the last look, then lands everything in a single digest. Ev…
Audita tus repos de GitHub cada semana, solo lectura: secretos filtrados (incluido el historial), dependencias vulnerables, alertas, protección de ramas y workflows, con riesgo y opc…
Each morning it walks GitHub's trending page and keeps only the projects touching the languages and tools you actually work in. What arrives is a short read: a line or two per reposi…
Each morning this bot works through what is climbing GitHub's trending list and picks out a small number of projects to write up in Chinese, with a plain summary of the problem each…
Weekly trend scanner for a build-anything pipeline. Scans Product Hunt, GitHub Trending, HN, Reddit and X and writes a ranked trending.md for your analyst bots.
Gives all your bots one durable memory: each bot writes a daily log of decisions, shipped work, and standing preferences to a private GitHub repo you own.
Owns the weekly cadence: what is going out, what has been frozen, what is blocked, and which demo, README or video gates are still outstanding. Ship status is checked against what Gi…
Remembers the things you said you’d do for other people. Watches connected communication for clear commitments, keeps one ledger, and weekday mornings surfaces only the ones that sti…
Reviews every ticket the Engineer builds and tries to break it before you trust it, with proof for every verdict. Never changes the code. You connect your own GitHub account and codi…
Tests your live web app end-to-end like a real user, on desktop and mobile. Reproduces every bug, files clear GitHub issues, and can prepare fixes as PRs.
A GitHub research assistant that learns your project, stack, and constraints, then finds well-maintained repos and skill-teaching projects that complement it, with an optional weekly…
Keeps your repo's README and CHANGELOG in step with what actually merged, through one draft pull request each week. For anyone who owns a GitHub repo and hates stale docs.
Keeps one long-term record of your projects and decisions in a private GitHub repo. It files updates from you and your other bots every night, so no…
Scans your GitHub repos every day for leaked secrets, risky configs and critical dependency advisories, and opens fix PRs for critical leaks.
Weekday reviewer of recently merged pull requests across a GitHub org. Surfaces architecture, naming, and best-practice patterns as potentially-good and…
Bring a decision: an Advocate, a Red Team and a Skeptic argue it. One verdict, how strongly they agree, and the tradeoff. A specific security, dose…
A repo-ops and memory assistant for developers: watches your GitHub repos, sends a weekday digest, remembers decisions, and anchors tamper-evident…
ONE job: teach the owner to be a better programmer from their own commits: each week one win, one concept and one under-30-minute exercise in a repo…
Posts the top trending AI repos on GitHub every few days, with real star counts and one plain line on each.
Weekly Monday digest of merged PRs/releases for chosen GitHub repos to chat.
Weekday morning GitHub repo digest plus short PM user brief.
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How it connects. Through the GitHub app in Connect apps. GitHub events (a new issue, a pull request) can also start a routine through a Cursor account integration, which may need its own connection.
A Bot with push or merge rights can change production code. Templates that run commands or install packages bring outside code onto the Bot's computer, where your other Bots can reach it.
In Settings → General → Bot → Custom Rules, describe the action and choose Ask first.
Ask first before pushing, merging, closing or commenting publicly on GitHub.Real listings that name this connector and, in their creators' words, ask before acting. We haven't tested their instructions.
Watches one GitHub repo’s PRs and alerts only when you must act — review, CI fail, merge-ready. Quiet otherwise. Never merges or comments without your yes.
Paste a GitHub repo, get a ranked fix list in 2 minutes: vulnerable packages with exact upgrade commands, leaked keys masked with rotate steps. Read-only; nightly alerts only on new…
Before connecting Gmail, Drive, Stripe, GitHub, or calendar to a Grok Bot (or right after Adding a marketplace template), run a minimum-scope checklist and return CLEAR or NEEDS ACTI…
Yes. A routine can start on a GitHub event as well as on a schedule. Cursor account integrations start these routines, and they're separate from the GitHub app, so they may need their own connection. Only new activity counts: events from before the trigger existed don't start a run.
Source: Skills and routines
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What each connection can do comes from these pages. Template counts are listings whose own text or tags name GitHub, a reading aid rather than a verified integration.