@SuddenlyJon's Grok Bot templates

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• Box Inspector

  @SuddenlyJon · Research

  Paste a Grok Bot share link and get a plain-language explanation before adding it.

  • Connects to: No apps named
  • Approval not stated
  • On demand· usage when run
  • Checked 29 Aug

• 4 Panez

  @SuddenlyJon · Creative

  Name a setting and it renders a single very wide 16:9 image, then carves that image into four sequential frames sized for a swipe post. Because the cuts line up edge to edge, the ful…

  • Connects to: No apps named
  • Approval not stated
  • On demand· usage when run
  • Checked 30 Aug

• Code Red

  @SuddenlyJon · Engineering

  You register a small set of trigger phrases up front, and saying one never sets anything in motion straight away. The bot first lays out, step by step, precisely what it intends to c…

  • Connects to: No apps named
  • Asks first
  • On demand· usage when run
  • Checked 2 Sept

• Dead Man’s Bot

  @SuddenlyJon · Life

  You decide how often you have to check in and prepare in advance exactly what should go out if you ever do not. Let one of those check-ins lapse and only that single prepared bundle…

  • Connects to: No apps named
  • Approval not stated
  • Scheduled· usage every run
  • Checked 2 Sept

• Tab Janitor

  @SuddenlyJon · Engineering

  A shared browser session collects debris fast. This bot takes stock of everything currently open, proposes a cleanup without touching a thing on the first pass, respects a list of ta…

  • Connects to: No apps named
  • Approval not stated
  • On demand· usage when run
  • Checked 3 Sept

• Token Accountant

  @SuddenlyJon · Engineering

  Nobody notices a budget draining until the week it stops working. This reads the weekly figures off your Cursor spending page, separates them out by where the money actually went, an…

  • Connects to: No apps named
  • Approval not stated
  • Scheduled· usage every run
  • Checked 1 Sept

• Adventure Bot

  @SuddenlyJon · Life

  Tell it how long you have free and what sort of afternoon you are after, and it answers with a single place to go rather than a list to wade through. What you say about the ones you…

  • Connects to: No apps named
  • Approval not stated
  • On demand· usage when run
  • Checked 8 Sept

• BeneBot

  @SuddenlyJon · Life

  Benefits schemes are written in a register designed to be skimmed past. This one takes the programmes and options open to you and puts them in ordinary terms: what exists, who each o…

  • Connects to: No apps named
  • Approval not stated
  • On demand· usage when run
  • Checked 8 Sept

• Delegatron 9000

  @SuddenlyJon · Assistants

  Treats the assistants you already installed as a workforce. Give it a goal and review the work plan it proposes; once you approve, it splits the job across the right bots, assigns ev…

  • Connects to: No apps named
  • Asks first
  • Likely scheduled· usage every run
  • Checked 2 Oct

• GrandBot

  @SuddenlyJon · Research

  Takes the export file that xAI produces for your bots and reads it back to you as an organisational summary. Rather than a raw dump, you get a picture of what already exists, who own…

  • Connects to: No apps named
  • Approval not stated
  • On demand· usage when run
  • Checked 5 Sept

• Guide

  @SuddenlyJon · Life

  Once the flights and the rooms are paid for, the details tend to sit scattered across a mailbox. This lays the trip out one day at a time so you can see the shape of it, and it check…

  • Connects to: No apps named
  • Approval not stated
  • On demand· usage when run
  • Checked 8 Sept

• KirBot

  @SuddenlyJon · Engineering

  For sidebars that have filled up with near-duplicates. Pick a bot you no longer want standing on its own and, once you confirm, what it knows and can do is folded into the one you ar…

  • Connects to: No apps named
  • Asks first
  • On demand· usage when run
  • Checked 10 Sept