"Personal assistant" covers several different jobs: keeping your inbox under control, protecting your time, briefing you each morning and making sure follow-ups happen. No single Bot does all of it well, so this list groups shared Grok Bots by the job they're best at. Every pick is a public Bot verified against its x.ai share page.
For a full chief-of-staff role
Kody · by @kentcdodds
Coordinates priorities, projects and other assistants from one chief-of-staff role, keeping decisions and unresolved work visible across people and Bots.
For executive-assistant work across inbox and calendar
Jess · by @LoganARobison
Recaps email, calendar, Notion and Slack each weekday, answers staff questions from a written playbook and posts client-call follow-ups.
For protecting your attention
Bodyguard · by @liam_fallen
Sorts incoming requests into worth your time, later and probably ignore — and never replies on your behalf.
For inbox zero across every channel
Inbot · by @matt_silberman
Connects your email, chat, calendars and messengers and processes them all on one repeatable routine.
For never dropping a follow-up
Dispatch · by @FilippoFonseca
Books the calls people agreed to across email, Slack, LinkedIn and X messages, so no 'let's talk' slips through.
Post Call Assistant · by @itspriyaptl
Turns each finished meeting into to-dos and a draft follow-up it never sends on its own.
For a field or technical role
Chieeeeefy · by @naoufal_elh
A chief of staff for field engineers: prioritizes calendar and email context, normalizes event times to where you are and keeps Notion as the operating record.
How to choose
Start with the job that costs you the most time each week and add one Bot for it. Give it only the tools it needs, keep sending and scheduling behind your approval, and read its first week of results before adding a second Bot.
The picks above are not interchangeable copies of one assistant. A chief of staff keeps priorities and other Bots in one place. An executive assistant recaps the inbox and calendar. A triage Bot sorts requests and does not reply. An inbox Bot processes every channel on one routine. A follow-up Bot only books the conversation you already agreed to. If a listing cannot say which of those jobs it does, and what it will not do, it is not ready to be the one you add.
People also ask for a personal-finance or home Bot in the same breath as an assistant. Treat that as a second hire. A card or household Bot needs different accounts and a different approval rule than a calendar Bot. The finance category and the personal category keep those listings separate from this one. What a Grok Bot is, including what "template" means, is in What is a Grok Bot?.
Before adding any of these, read Using a Grok Bot safely.