A full-stack product engineer that ships Convex, TanStack and React apps
228 Grok Bots
Grok Bots you can read before you run.
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Every bot here shows its full instructions. Copy the prompt, or add the bot in one click. One JSON file and one markdown file per bot, in the open, in the repo.
Keeps every AI coding tool on your machines up to date
A Japanese-language commander that distributes work to specialists
Sweeps papers, code, lectures and forums into one reading stack
Tracks how much of each AI subscription you have actually used
Treats AI Overviews and answer-engine optimisation as a standing program
Suggests three concrete things each week that would make you happier
Plans the whole edit from your footage and returns a review-ready cut
A personal shopper that hunts down secondhand designer pieces and can buy them
Sorts incoming requests by whether they deserve your time
One confidential mission, then a short audit and a wipe
Digs through your email and bills for refunds and credits you never chased
Pulls your university units and deadlines out of Canvas
A PM that grounds specs in the docs, the meetings, and what actually shipped
Plans the week's meals, builds the list and orders the groceries
Scans NorCal surf reports and cams each morning and tells you where to go
A pure router that assigns one owner per job and otherwise stays out of the way
Low-noise chief of staff across desk, Slack, inbox and calendar
A single-desk chief of staff that runs your day and your company at once
Routes trading-floor work to six agents and only wakes you for decisions
Writes up what actually happened in your shop each day
Cuts captioned 16:9 highlights from any YouTube podcast
Turns videos into short clips and captioned GIFs, picking the joke itself
Turns an idea into a short sitcom-style clip, script first
Snapshots you against 3-8 competitors and alerts only on material change
Construction back office: books, expenses, estimating and the job schedule
Checks Contra's freelance feed every 6 hours and emails only on change
Turns one health question into a three-minute brief
Tells you which card to use for a purchase to maximise points and perks
Reviews a UI screenshot from the user's side and names one highest-impact fix
Runs the cursor-agent CLI locally for experiments and shop-floor work
A weekday social desk: one tweet plus reply ideas in the owner's voice
Morning recap of the YouTube channels you follow, silent when nothing dropped
Owns analytics queries, spreadsheet pulls and metric definitions
Landed-cost shopping that compares real prices including shipping and tax
Interviews you to build a review rubric, then scores pitch decks against it
Relays a dad's asks to named family bots and briefs back
Builds a day-by-day Walt Disney World plan around the rides you want
Nightly scan of email, Slack, LinkedIn and X DMs that books the missing calls
Builds the deck after a customer call, from what was actually said
When something breaks it shows you what changed just before
Watches named Facebook groups and flags posts worth a reply
Click-paths for relatives, and a short diagnosis for the owner, on one family site
Runs a paper-trading tournament on NSE or NASDAQ
Hand it the admin thing you keep putting off and it gets it nearly solved
The operator that actually does the work, and pushes back when a plan is wrong
One keyword in, a production-ready Grok Bot recipe out
Stale proposals, unpaid invoices, stuck milestones, and next week's hours
Scans freelance marketplaces and books the meetings in your voice
Maps X DMs into Act now, Waiting, Warm, and Revive. Read-only
One verified daily digest of releases from ten frontier AI labs
Pulls provable dead code in tiny behaviour-preserving pull requests
Shows you what you would have to drop before you say yes to something new
Local-shop front desk: lapsed customers, open tabs, today's post, seats
A read-first operator for Gmail, Drive and Calendar
A general manager for a trades company that stands up the back office
A 50-skill coding wizard with a 20-member advisory council
Audits and tunes the Grok bots you already have
A short morning list of new Grok Bot use cases worth setting up
Draft-only X growth desk: weekly scores and drafts, never posts unless named
Frontline support across Intercom, email and Slack. Refunds wait for you
Control your mower, vacuum and other Matter home robots from one chat
Weekday recap of a student's missing assignments and grades
Rewrites AI-sounding drafts into copy that reads like a person
Turns ideas and posts into mascot-led editorial illustrations
Replies to images you post with clean, copyable alt text
An inbox-zero bot across every inbox you actually use
An SEO and AEO teammate that writes briefs for your writers
Finds the assumptions you have been treating as facts
Picks a topic and level and climbs it with you until you are actually ready
Finds invoice PDFs in Gmail and packs a month into a CSV
Recaps email, calendar, Notion and Slack before you open any of them
Makes image and video memes through the Memelord API
Drafts applications and LinkedIn referral outreach. Never auto-applies
Suggests one to three named product features, plus what to cut
Maps a target company and works upward until it reaches the decision maker
Weekly pull-list reminder and a comics digest tuned to your taste
Tap-first collector would-you-rather across Pokemon, One Piece, comics and MTG
Install Kirk, type START, and a bridge crew of specialist bots appears
Launch GTM for kody.codes: who to reach, and which channels to skip
A chief of staff that turns your priorities into coordinated action
Surfaces what people have actually said about a topic in the last 30 days
Walks into your weekly 1:1 with last week's thread and three things worth saying
Builds first-principles lessons and renders them as animated explainers
Hunts current car lease deals nationwide for the deepest discount to MSRP
Answers product and growth questions from Lenny Rachitsky's own archive
Morning PR queue: triage the status, then merge, review, or close
A standing inbox for everything personal that spawns the bots you need
Vets LinkedIn invitations daily against a policy you set
Send it any file, folder or bot output and it hands back a shareable URL
Daily local marketplace deals that it will negotiate for you
Reviews the OneLeet control dashboard, vulns, and auditor requests
Gathers a Gmail thread and drafts a reply. Never sends or files it
An engineering outer loop that sits above your coding agents
An open-ended creative companion for art, worlds, poems and films
Mines Reddit for exact quotes and files a pain-point pack
Maps everyone currently working at a target company
A CMO bot that turns your product into the marketing around it
A fitness and nutrition coach built around Type 1 diabetes constraints
Makes a meme from a topic you drop. Funny first, never shock
Finds legal ways to make money. First run sets up a wallet
Give it options you are stuck between and it picks one and defends the choice
Project lead for a one-person laser-engraving shop
A surprise dessert at your door every Friday at seven
A neuroscience and brain-computer-interface specialist
A weekday morning news digest in your own timezone
Audits six months of newsletters and unsubscribes only from what you approve
A one-ask tip jar via official X Money to @suddenlyjon
A calorie tracker that logs meals, remembers recipes, and wraps the day at 9pm
Binds a repo, a book or logs once, then answers from retrieval with the cost shown
Tracks a viral bidding-site trend and its clones on a daily dashboard
Night-shift coding bot: queue an idea, review the PRs in the morning
Housekeeper for your Grok Bot VM so a shared machine does not rot
Adds screen recording, screenshots and UI input to your registered Macs
Researches accounts and mines podcasts for a real outreach hook
Lets your bot place and receive real phone calls
Tells you what an investor will actually understand and remember
An award-travel brain that makes points optimisation effortless
Finds uncollected money in Gmail and names one next action. Never sends or pays
Drops your to-dos and a draft follow-up after every meeting
Turns anything your bot makes into a live page on a private link
Finds the subscriptions, meetings and processes that should be killed
Catch-all reminders for errands and school stuff that do not belong on a calendar
Deep research that returns concise answers with verified citations
Generates 2D game art and sprite sheets in a style you pick
Watches rival sites, search rank and AI-answer visibility
Watches five social platforms hourly and publishes a live board
Give it a symptom and it works out what actually caused the drop
A chief of staff that hires and manages specialists in a named world
Searches Shopify catalogs, hunts coupons and picks the best card
Cuts YouTube Shorts from the long-form videos that already worked
One-pass site audit across SEO, speed, accessibility, CRO and schema
Hourly scout that hands you filmable short-form content kits
A five-minute onboarding bot that spawns the starter bots you need
Picks sets, suggests artists, and maps nicknames to your Spotify devices
A deadpan daily shower reminder. Quiet if they already showered
Suggests a fresh outfit each morning and hunts for bargains overnight
Searches 17 years of MacStories, filterable by time and author
A stylist from size, taste and Pinterest, shopping live pieces into a lookbook
Matches people looking for work against roles hiding in your inbox
Scans local sessions for setup tasks, then offers Grok Bot templates to share
Run your Tesla's charging, climate, locks and navigation from a chat
Does deep research and files the dossiers so you can find them again
A household chief of staff for family plans, school and home admin
Finds live flight and event tickets and compares real fares
Trip logging, city scoring, and a light itinerary. Notion only after you confirm
Award-travel scout from DCA: two to four bookable cash or points options
An executive producer that QCs another filmmaker bot until the cut is done
A website admin that rebuilds, dashboards and keeps the newsletter going
A weekday board of up to five verified website-need leads, plus outreach drafts
Collects every wedding photo and video into one folder
Drafts dating-app openers, bios and replies from a screenshot. Never sends
Keeps a record of why you made each important decision
The work-side counterpart to Life, one door for professional tasks
Learns what you pay attention to from your own posts, then watches that beat
Monthly ranking of your 500 biggest X supporters, saved to a private list
Hourly watch on Y Combinator's podcasts with founder-useful notes
Checks one DeFi yield position against rules you set before you commit
One diagnosis, then the next X post in their voice, plus what not to post
Holds one strategic account in a single chat: Slack threads, Gmail, feature asks, tickets, and what just shipped.
Ranks customer risk and expansion from usage, support, and notes, and stops before anyone gets emailed.
Bot Chief Advisor. Designs and audits the Grok Bot org.
Helps a new user name a small roster, pick plugins, and avoid a pile of overlapping bots.
Pulls brand mentions from Slack and X into one digest.
Reproduce bugs without changing code
Turns a report into a repro pack a human can file or fix from.
Drafts the follow-up email while the call is still warm — recap, owners, next step.
Writes release notes from merged PRs and commits so ship notes do not take a Friday archaeology session.
Turns Gmail receipts and statements into a dispute letter the user can submit themselves.
Chief of Staff for a Field Engineer. Calendar and work Gmail first.
Is the front door for the day: calendar, Slack, and Notion tasks in one digest so people stop booking status meetings.
Ranks accounts that look at risk from Slack, Notion, and Gmail, then stops at the list.
Turns cloud invoices and usage notes in Gmail and Drive into a spend memo.
Watches competitor sites, pricing pages, and changelogs and posts a short Slack digest when something ships.
Builds a follow-up list from Gmail and Calendar so nothing warm goes cold.
Takes one approved draft and writes social and email variants.
Pulls calendar, inbox, and Slack into one morning brief so you start the day from a single chat.
Reads CI and deploy status from GitHub and Slack and returns one board.
Writes README and API docs from the repo so the docs catch up to the code in one pass.
Designs high-quality Grok Bots, then creates them.
Reconciles a week's expenses and drafts follow-ups so finance still sends them.
Pulls repeated product asks out of Slack so they stop living in twelve threads.
Guards deep-work blocks on the calendar and tells Slack when you are not interruptible.
Negotiate the deal. Never sign or accept binding terms.
Hunts rentals and homes on a 12-hour cadence.
Keeps the household calendar and chore list so the family chat stops being the project manager.
Sorts Gmail into act / wait / archive and drafts the replies you still have to send.
Turns Slack and GitHub noise during an incident into a timeline.
Turns a Slack thread or pasted bug into a GitHub issue before the details evaporate.
Watches ICP signals on LinkedIn and stops before anyone gets a message.
Lean orchestrator. Routes work to specialists, then stops.
Turns a meeting dump into a one-page note with owners, due dates, and a Slack-ready recap.
Builds a pre-call brief from the last emails, the calendar invite, and Slack so you know the last promise.
Turns a first week into a calendar and Slack plan so onboarding is not a wiki dump.
Builds a weekly newsletter from links and notes you already saved, then parks the draft in a Doc.
Preps a 1:1 from Google Calendar and Slack so the meeting starts with last time and today's ask.
Writes personalized outbound in the user's voice so volume does not sound like a sequence tool.
Watches campaign spend and drafts reallocations so a human still moves the money.
Turn approved work into a reviewable pull request
Reviews pull requests for risk, missing tests, and thin context so review starts with the scary diff.
Verify pull requests with evidence
Investigates a product metric with evidence and leaves production settings alone.
Audits a LinkedIn profile and returns suggested edits.
Notion as source of truth. One project row, one Grok Bot channel, tasks on a board.
Turns notes into a freelance or sales proposal draft.
Drafts a QBR pack from notes so a human still presents it.
Explains or drafts SQL from a schema file or a pasted query.
Turns a Notion reading list into a short weekly pack you can finish, not a graveyard of links.
Finds relevant threads so you can decide whether to join, not dump a pitch.
Reviews a GitHub repo for security and hygiene, then opens issues or draft PRs only.
Scores resumes from Gmail and Drive against a role the user names.
Turns Stripe plus billing mail into a weekly money memo: collected, renewals coming due, and past-due.
Drafts security and vendor questionnaire answers from Drive and Notion so the 90-question form stops blocking the deal.
Rewrites titles, meta, and internal links for pages that already rank — no new blog ideas.
Takes the thinking out of buying.
Reads noisy Slack channels and returns only what needs a reply.
Turns one idea or Notion note into a week's worth of posts in the user's voice for X and LinkedIn.
Turn vague requests into implementation-ready specs
Collects async standup notes from Slack and returns one rollup the user can post themselves.
Finds recurring charges and trial-to-paid mail so unused subscriptions get cancelled on purpose.
Drafts support replies from the inbound email and the docs in Notion so a human can send them in minutes.
Sources candidates and drafts outreach so a hiring manager reviews a shortlist before anyone is contacted.
Turns flight and hotel mail plus the calendar into one itinerary you can actually follow.
Watches vendor mail and Drive invoices so renewals and unpaid bills show up before the card statement.
Skims high-engagement posts on X so you can steal the craft, not the post.
Finds commitments made to customers in Slack and Drive so the next call is not a surprise.
Turns closed deals into short win/loss memos so the team sees a pattern instead of a vibe.
Weekly digest of your top 100 X fans by engagement.
Nothing on that hook.