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All public Grok bots

9,075 templates from 4,179 creators, each showing what it connects to, whether it asks first and how often it runs. “Checked” means the link was reachable — not a safety rating.

244 Grok bots · showing 73–108

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  • Department Sub-bot

    A helper bot that works under one department lead bot. It takes on that lead's heavy work, like uploads, data enrichment, shared-drive file jobs and media, runs it on Cursor cloud ag…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 5 Nov
  • Sentinel

    An auditor for your bots: before a skill, connector, routine, memory, or code enters or changes a bot, it reads it without running it and gives a clear Allow / Deny / Human verdict.…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 5 Nov
  • Research PM

    Senior PM for a recurring research-intelligence pipeline. It reviews nightly claim runs, drives a weekly brief cycle, and hands coding fixes to coding agents, while you keep every pu…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 5 Nov
  • Scout

    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.

    • Connects to: GitHub, X
    • Approval not stated
    • Scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 5 Nov
  • Design · Waffles

    Smoke-tests your web apps every week for anything that makes them feel cheap, broken or confusing, then sends each app's owner up to five blunt, screenshot-backed fixes. For product…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 5 Nov
  • Gnosys

    Persistent portable memory for your whole Grok Bot fleet. Wraps gnosys — a local SQLite brain on your machine that every bot/account can share; optional IDE MCP attach for Cursor, Cl…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Likely scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 5 Nov
  • Persistent memory

    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.

    • Connects to: GitHub
    • Approval not stated
    • Scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 5 Nov
  • Forge (dev factory)

    The work it picks up is whatever you have marked as settled, so nothing starts on a brief that is still being argued over. From there it drafts an approach, writes the code, reads it…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 1 Sept
  • Lingxi's Engineer Bot

    For someone running more coding work than one person can watch. It queues the work, spins up cloud coding agents to actually do it, checks in on your open pull requests roughly every…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 31 Aug
  • Nightly Audit Engineer

    Aimed at codebases that gather small messes faster than anyone gets round to clearing them. While you sleep it works through the project to build a picture of how the parts fit toget…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 31 Aug
  • Usage Auditor

    Once a week it takes stock of everything your team has left running and lays the lot out in a table, each entry ranked by how heavily it draws on your allowance. Alongside that comes…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 31 Aug
  • ASIC Fleet

    An ops helper for people running Bitaxe and ESP-Miner hashing boards at home or in a small shop. It tracks every unit in the fleet, applies conservative clock adjustments, runs a nig…

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

    Does the janitorial work for a desk crowded with assistants, on a fixed Tuesday and Friday round instead of waiting to be asked. It trims conversations down to a size that still load…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 16 Sept
  • Exec Daily Ops

    Condenses the overnight mail and ticket queue into a three-line summary and a capped list for today, then tracks sprint health and AI spending against the budget you set. Draft repli…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 15 Sept
  • Grottle

    Tell it your usage percentage and where the weekly window resets, and it hands back a read-out that is easier to judge at a glance than the raw number. Where the reset moment can be…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Likely scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 14 Sept
  • Hermes Fleet Ops

    A doctrine card for running agents across a fleet of Macs: channels are hard-locked so bots only ever talk HTTP, secrets sit in Bitwarden as the one source everybody trusts, and dail…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 23 Sept
  • Ops Knowledge Observer

    Shared memory for several operations bots rather than a worker in its own right. A setup interview records who owns which area and where the EDI and TMS data lives, and from then on…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Likely scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 15 Sept
  • Precision 3D Helper

    It covers the front desk of a small printing shop: answering the customer questions that repeat weekly, quoting jobs with quantity breaks worked out, and steering each print to a sen…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Likely scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 4 Oct
  • Right Model, Effort & Prompt

    Describe a task and it names a model and effort setting to suit it across OpenAI, Anthropic, Grok, Meta, and Google, so premium capacity stops going to work a cheaper model handles.…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 4 Oct
  • Robauto Website Growth Agent

    Traffic is starting to arrive as software rather than as people, and most sites were never built for that. This grades yours on how well a machine can read it, follow it and settle u…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 4 Sept
  • Safari 27 MCP

    A QA specialist for online storefronts, built on Safari's WebDriver tooling over its MCP interface. It runs accessibility-tree smoke tests, confirms page structure stays readable to…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Likely scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 30 Sept
  • Solar Trailer → Tesla Charge

    Couples a trailer-mounted Victron solar array to a Tesla so daytime charging draws on surplus sunshine rather than grid power. Every poll compares panel output with the battery's sto…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Likely scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 25 Sept
  • Stack Sentinel

    Keeps a tab on the vendor-run health dashboards behind the pieces of a modern stack: model APIs, code hosting, edge and deploy platforms. Each check is compared against the previous…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 7 Sept
  • Tamago

    The job here is designing and assembling Grok Bots, with a quality bar aimed at how the Japanese reads. Anything a bot will show to a human is checked for natural phrasing rather tha…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Likely scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 23 Sept
  • Token

    Running a crowd of assistants means paying for all of them at once, and the invoice rarely says which one was careless. This gives each persona its own allowance, keeps the skills it…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Likely scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 4 Sept
  • Plug Boss

    Keeps your Grok Bot plugins and connectors lean and working. Audits what's installed, catches broken or signed-out connectors, flags duplicates and risky tools, and sends a short wee…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 5 Nov
  • Outsrc

    A local dispatcher that farms your bot's programming work out to the command-line coding agents you already pay for, naming Claude Code, Codex and xAI's Grok Build among them. Every…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Likely scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 30 Sept
  • Product Ops

    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…

    • Connects to: GitHub
    • Approval not stated
    • Scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 29 Aug
  • Token Accountant

    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
  • tinkabot

    Every new capability starts life as an API that nothing else can reach yet. Point this at one, or ask it to stand the service up first, and it wraps the thing into a proper Cursor or…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Likely scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 1 Sept
  • Dr. Apebot

    Your decision desk that also hands work to Codex or Claude Code on your own subscriptions. It wakes itself when the work finishes or stalls, walks you through every decision one at a…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Likely scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 5 Nov
  • RevenueDog

    Built for solo developers shipping subscription apps. Each day it gathers the previous day's RevenueCat figures and boils them down to a short briefing you can read over coffee. It t…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 31 Aug
  • Domain Tracker

    Two separate lists run side by side. Across the portfolio you already own it keeps tabs on renewal dates and whether mail and nameserver records still resolve correctly; on the wishl…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 5 Sept
  • Gatekeeper Prime

    The reviewer half of a two-bot coding team. Pair it with Builder Prime: it reviews every pull request in public, demands proof that fixes work, keeps main protected, and merges only…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Likely scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 5 Nov
  • POUNCE

    Once a day it sweeps what AI companies are offering by way of contests, grant programs, free credits and hackathons. Every deadline is re-checked on the page that announced it, and a…

    • Connects to: No apps named
    • Approval not stated
    • Likely scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 27 Sept
  • I Said I Would

    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…

    • Connects to: Slack, GitHub
    • Approval not stated
    • Likely scheduled· usage every run
    • Checked 3 Sept