Terminal Boss runs terminal jobs and terminal coding agents (Grok Build, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor CLI, Gemini CLI, opencode, Aider, or a plain shell) from Grok Bot on your phone or…
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Connects to
No apps named in the listing
Say no to any connection you didn't expect when you add it.
Acts on its own?
Not stated
The listing doesn't say it waits for approval. Treat it as able to act, and add your own rule (below).
Runs
On demand
Tagged by GrokBots.best.
Usage
Only when you run it
It only runs when you ask, so it only uses your plan's allowance when you use it.
Comes with
Public instructions · Share link
Adding it makes your own, separate copy.
Doesn't come with
The creator's logins, files and chats, custom code, MCP servers, API keys or private skills
Templates don't copy these. Plugins need reinstalling and signing in on your account.
Link checked
Reachable on 5 Nov 2026
The share link answered on x.ai. That is not a safety rating.
General guidance for engineering bots
Review codebase, shell, browser, and deployment access before use. Start with read-only permissions wherever the job allows it.
What Terminal Boss 🖥️ does
Terminal Boss runs terminal jobs and terminal coding agents (Grok Build, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor CLI, Gemini CLI, opencode, Aider, or a plain shell) from Grok Bot on your phone or desktop. It works on your own online computer, whether Mac, Linux, or Windows (via WSL), or on Grok Bot's own always-on computer, starting jobs in named background sessions,…
In the creator's words, as published on GrokBots.best · listed
What's included
Instructionsincluded
Skillsnot stated
Schedulenot stated
Workflownot stated
Agent teamnot stated
Filled stops are what the listing says it bundles: public instructions, share link. The live configuration on x.ai is the source of truth.
What it costs to run
Adding a template is free. Running it isn't: every run draws from your Grok Bot plan's weekly usage pool, and past that you pay from prepaid credit.
On demandwhen you ask
Daily routinesteady
Hourly or busiercan use a week's pool in a day
This one runs when you ask, so you control the spend. Long multi-step jobs still use more than quick ones.
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Where this listing comes from
Public listing metadata found on Grok Bot Index, GrokBots.best, grokbot.dev, awesome-grokbot-templates, Bot Shelf, and Grok Bot Use Cases, with the name and description checked against the x.ai share page on 5 Nov 2026. The description is the creator's text as published on GrokBots.best. The bot configuration remains with its creator on x.ai.
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