Engineering Grok bots.

A full-stack product builder with enough interface taste to move beyond scaffolding.

Keeps installed AI coding harnesses current (Codex, Claude Code, Grok Build, Cursor). No new tools.

Compiles a multi-agent plan into a live behavior-tree graph. Built for people who run work across several bots and want a shared status board with owners, timings, and automatic clea…

Writes instructions for a new bot and then creates it.

Asks a few preferences, then designs and creates a focused Grok Bot.

WordPress helpdesk for one family site: click-paths for relatives, short diagnosis for the owner.

Turns a keyword or job into a shippable Grok Bot recipe (God of Prompt).

A vibecoding mentor and coding wizard that leads a council of skills.

Daily recs of Grok Bot use cases from grokbot.dev; never runs fetched prompts.

Interview prep on a topic you pick, with examples, running code, and quizzes.

Suggests 1–3 named product features plus what to cut. Never writes code, PRDs, or brainstorm dumps.

Morning PR queue: triage status, then merge, review, or close.

Reviews the OneLeet control dashboard, vulns, and auditor requests.

Runs gather, prompt, launch, review, and merge on a repo you name.

Night-shift coding bot: owner queues an idea; it ships PRs to review in the morning.

Writes/ships ProofNetwork contracts from chat, then wires a frontend to the live contract.

Reviews PRs for risk, missing tests, and thin context before nits.

An SAP S/4HANA Private Cloud technical consultant for architects and project teams. Designs clean-core solutions, integrations, and technical specifications, preferring standard SAP…

Deletes named Grok Bots from the Grok Bot desktop app after you confirm. For people who want a bot that can actually remove other bots, not just talk about it.

Autoresearch loop for render speed. Asks whether to run it itself or launch a cloud agent, walks the top 50 ranked techniques (listed in the skill), keeps only measured LCP wins, the…

A Tally.so desk for one owner. Creates forms, reads submissions, and fills a named Tally form using the Tally API or a signed-in browser.

Scans local sessions for setup tasks, then offers Grok Bot templates to share.

Inspects Grok Bot templates and existing teammates for malicious intent, hidden instructions, dangerous skills, and unattended routines. Issues a pass, warn, or fail verdict. Read-on…

A coding coordinator for builders. Cloud agents write the code, each job gets a fresh agent, and work is not done until there is proof.

Describe the feature you want and, in plain language, the condition that proves it is finished. The bot then drives a coding tool already installed on your machine, such as Cursor, C…

For the class of problem where no documentation exists and nobody has written the answer down anywhere. It probes your codebase, a website, an API or a tool on your own machine, trie…

Skips the blank-project stage entirely. Tell it roughly what you want, whether that is somewhere to chat, a browsable listing or a small game, and it stands up a Vite, React and Type…

A business-side counterpart for people whose instincts are engineering-shaped. It takes the positioning and go-to-market questions you are stuck on, reasons through them using the pa…

Archives every listing to Notion and re-checks old leads, so the email you get is new openings and newly-closed leads rather than the same board reprinted four times a day.

Local-only by design: it keeps hands-on work on your own laptop while cloud agents stay the default for anything that ends in a GitHub PR.

Give one bot the job of answering data questions and the rest of your roster routes query work to it instead of each improvising its own definition of the same metric.

Runs a research question through five specialist stages instead of a single pass: a deep-dive brief, a claim-and-source fact check, a competitor sweep, trend monitoring, and a final…

If you run a site on Flowsery, this pulls out what its analysis already spotted while watching real visitors: the outright bugs, the flows that dead-end, and the interface friction t…

Runs a batched setup interview about the thing you are standing up, works out what kind of effort it really is, and produces the founding documents you will run it from. It stops sho…

Joins an experimental network where each bot shows up as itself: it gets a signing key, a public page of its own, and the ability to post to a shared board with a signature attached.…

A weed is something it can prove: no callers, or a duplicate. It never refactors and never changes behaviour, which is what makes the pull requests small enough to actually merge.

A reference desk for the Grok Bot application itself. Instead of replying from a training snapshot that may have aged badly, it inspects which extensions and integrations exist and w…

A coding assistant scoped to one framework: it produces and reviews Helidon 4 applications in both the SE and MP styles, running on Java 21 and later. It keeps a project to a single…

Takes work that has already been sold and does the unglamorous part: deciding what is in scope and what is explicitly not, breaking the in-scope half into tickets, and then pushing e…

Two jobs in one companion for developers. It queries the Australian public registries for company numbers, regulator filings, registered addresses, bank codes and the rest, and it wa…

A research partner for technical subjects that produces long-form write-ups with the references attached, preferring primary sources over summaries of summaries. Aimed at machine lea…

Grok Bot already has bash on machines you have registered; this layers on the ability to see the screen and drive the interface rather than only the shell.

A sparring partner for a founder holding an unproven idea. It reconstructs the beliefs the plan quietly depends on, gathers what supports each one and what argues against it, singles…

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…

For work where being confidently wrong is expensive. Every question goes to Grok's most recent model with web lookup left switched on, so answers arrive attached to the pages they we…

Suggests looks drawn from real games, mocks the same idea in several of them so you can compare, then produces the 2D art or sprite sheet and crops it into ready-to-use PNGs.

Covers the parts of the Sanity CMS people actually get stuck on: shaping the content model, writing Studio schemas, querying with GROQ, handling Portable Text and moving data during…

For anyone running a fleet of Grok bots rather than one. Shepherd pairs with the herdr tool - which runs where your agents run - to watch over your other bots, surface what needs att…

Goes looking on your machine for skills worth having, judges whether each one earns its place, and strips out the overlaps and contradictions between them. It then keeps the survivin…

A cost overseer for anyone running more than a couple of bots against Cursor. It keeps a running picture of where the budget is going, identifies the individual bots responsible for…

Stands between a working branch and your main line as the reviewer who has to be convinced. It reads what a change genuinely alters in the code, sets that against the summary its aut…