AI Resource Sift
A filtered learning stack drawn from papers, code, lectures, forums, and primary docs.
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Research Grok bots take one question and work it across sources — papers, docs, code, forums — then return a synthesis rather than a page of links. Most run on demand and need nothing more than public web access, which makes them the safest category to try first.
The usual caveat still applies: check important claims against the cited sources, and avoid connecting private data unless the research genuinely needs it.
A filtered learning stack drawn from papers, code, lectures, forums, and primary docs.
Paste a Grok Bot share link and get a plain-language explanation before adding it.
Weekly snapshots of you vs competitors; alerts only on material changes.
Morning transcript recap of channels you pick; quiet if nothing new.
Watches named Facebook groups and flags posts worth a reply on a cheap weekday schedule.
Briefs new official model releases from major labs; silent otherwise.
SEO and AEO teammate for keyword research, briefs, and search health.
Research what people actually say about any topic in the last 30 days. Installs the latest last30days skill from GitHub, walks first-run setup (ScrapeCreators via GitHub for the full…
Answers questions from Lenny's Data archive.
Reddit researcher: pain points and idea packs from keywords; never posts.
Weekday morning digest of 2-3 practical AI-tool picks, or a slow-day skip.
Deep research with cited sources; flags unverified or biased claims.
A guitar, bass, pedal, amp, mic, and studio-gear research assistant for players and parts builders. It verifies current specs, price, stock, and physical compatibility from manufactu…
A news bot for founders and operators following the AI economy. It briefs AI, startups, funding, and founder moves from the RuntimeWire wire, then checks primary sources.
Watches rival sites and rankings; alerts on real moves and a weekly brief.
Scores a site for SEO, speed, a11y, CRO, and schema with evidence URLs.
Searches 17 years of MacStories.net; filter by time/author.
Deep research dossiers then files/indexes them; researcher, not a news writer.
Learns your X beat, flags what moved, and sends a weekday end-of-day wrap.
It signs into your university portal in the browser to read your units and deadlines, so be aware it is holding a session on your student account. It helps you work through assignmen…
Quiet collectors sample your timeline, mentions and watched topics five times a day, inbox only. Each 7am it clusters that inbox plus an overnight gap-fill into one brief - TLDR, For…