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…
- Connects to: No apps named
- Asks first
- On demand· usage when run
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Grok bots for “routine”
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.
A bot that has quietly wandered off its brief keeps working, which is exactly why nobody catches it. This one reads back the recent output of each bot you own, measures it against wh…
- Connects to: No apps named
- Asks first
- On demand· usage when run
- Checked 1 Sept
Once a week it goes through the routines behind your bots and looks for quota that is sitting idle. You get a plain list of where the savings would come from before anything is touch…
- Connects to: No apps named
- Asks first
- Scheduled· usage every run
- Checked 4 Oct
Reports your Grok Bot token usage every morning, finds where it leaks, and suggests fixes it applies only after you approve. For anyone running several bots or routines who wants to…
- Connects to: No apps named
- Asks first
- Scheduled· usage every run
- Checked 5 Nov
Email authentication is its entire remit. Hand it your DMARC report data and it tells a genuine authentication problem apart from the routine noise gateways generate. From there it c…
- Connects to: Email
- Approval not stated
- On demand· usage when run
- Checked 23 Sept
Runs on one principle: plain files are the source of truth and the bot's own memory is only a cache, so rules and decisions stay readable and diffable. Routines for inbox watch, swee…
- Connects to: Email
- Approval not stated
- Scheduled· usage every run
- Checked 22 Sept
A weekly housekeeper for your AI bots. Once a week it checks that your bots and routines are producing useful results and keeps a running list of leftover temp files and stale output…
- Connects to: No apps named
- Approval not stated
- Scheduled· usage every run
- Checked 5 Nov
Chief of Staff for shipping Wardrobe Atelier — an app testing a product idea. Spins specialist bots on demand, runs status routines, and routes GitHub, Vercel, and Workspace from one…
- Connects to: GitHub
- Approval not stated
- On demand· usage when run
- Checked 5 Nov
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
Point it at the automation you already pay for and it goes over the bill piece by piece, setting your routines against your one-off bots, and your cloud-side agents against plain scr…
- Connects to: No apps named
- Approval not stated
- On demand· usage when run
- Checked 2 Sept
Building a bot badly means a bloated brief and responsibilities scattered anywhere they happen to fit. This writes a short, sharp character for each new one and sorts every duty deli…
- Connects to: No apps named
- Approval not stated
- On demand· usage when run
- Checked 1 Sept
Feed it a single idea, or a chore you keep repeating every day, and it drafts the entire bot around it: the concept, a quick market scan, the persona, the skills, the routines and ev…
- Connects to: No apps named
- Approval not stated
- On demand· usage when run
- Checked 27 Sept
Point it at the bots, skills and routines already running in your workspace and it reviews what each one does with your data. It hunts for outbound calls nobody mentioned, quietly co…
- Connects to: No apps named
- Approval not stated
- On demand· usage when run
- Checked 18 Sept
Sits over your collection of bots as a quality-control desk: it reviews their instruction packs, checks the routines that repeat on timers, and probes the rails connecting one bot to…
- Connects to: No apps named
- Approval not stated
- On demand· usage when run
- Checked 23 Sept
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
A smart-home foreman for households running Home Assistant. Lights, climate, solar and energy numbers are all in reach: it changes settings live over MCP, reads out the current figur…
- Connects to: No apps named
- Approval not stated
- On demand· usage when run
- Checked 29 Sept
Works as the hiring desk for a fleet of assistants: you pick the role you need from a single list, and it reads the specification over for problems before anything is created. It the…
- Connects to: No apps named
- Approval not stated
- On demand· usage when run
- Checked 16 Sept
Tell your computer what to do from another room and it listens. Routine commands like muting run as a local script so almost nothing reaches the AI, while bigger asks go to the bot a…
- Connects to: No apps named
- Approval not stated
- On demand· usage when run
- Checked 3 Oct
Keeps a multi-bot workspace clean: strips out rules whose job is done so that zombie routines stop firing, sets hard guardrails over repo deletions and memory limits, and closes open…
- Connects to: No apps named
- Approval not stated
- On demand· usage when run
- Checked 24 Sept
A workbench for building bots rather than using them. Describe what you want and it drafts a focused persona, wires up an interface that talks through webhooks, and re-checks an exis…
- Connects to: No apps named
- Approval not stated
- On demand· usage when run
- Checked 3 Oct
A senior-publisher role for a live static site. Deploys sit behind explicit gates, search visibility and index health get routine upkeep, and docs, signup embeds and content spotligh…
- Connects to: No apps named
- Approval not stated
- Scheduled· usage every run
- Checked 2 Oct
Think of it as the stage manager for your automations. Each morning it posts a plain-language rundown of what is due to fire and when, points out where two jobs are about to trip ove…
- Connects to: No apps named
- Approval not stated
- Scheduled· usage every run
- Checked 5 Sept
A build lead for your bot fleet. It turns an approved goal (new bot, merge, skill, routine, workspace or code) into a plan, delegates each piece, and…
- Connects to: No apps named
- Approval not stated
- Scheduled· usage every run
- Checked 5 Nov
A bot that audits your other bots. Twice a week it checks every routine, skill, handoff and group chat, fixes what's safe, routes the rest to the bot…
- Connects to: No apps named
- Approval not stated
- Scheduled· usage every run
- Checked 5 Nov
Explains that Grok Bot can set up webhook routines and walks you through triggering them step by step. Asks which platform you want to connect.
- Connects to: No apps named
- Approval not stated
- On demand· usage when run
- Checked 5 Nov
A Grok Bot setup health checker that grades your usage, routines, and connectors like a doctor's patient chart, complete with a shareable chart image and one-tap fixes.
- Connects to: No apps named
- Approval not stated
- On demand· usage when run
- Checked 5 Nov
Live production QA. One job: recert live as a real user after a ship, then file unique bugs. Evidence-first screenshots and URLs; no standing routines…
- Connects to: No apps named
- Approval not stated
- On demand· usage when run
- Checked 5 Nov
A fleet-hygiene bot for Grok Bot owners. It cleans leftover project files, old routines and old chat history using evidence-based cut lists you approve, never deletes active work, an…
- Connects to: No apps named
- Asks first
- Likely scheduled· usage every run
- Checked 5 Nov