# GrokShelf (full text) > GrokShelf is an independent, community-run directory of Grok Bots: verified shared Grok Bots with canonical x.ai/bot links, plus editorial Blueprints, skills and routines. GrokShelf is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with xAI or Grok. This is the full-text version of https://grokshelf.com/llms.txt. Each section links to its canonical page. ## Listing types - Shared Bot (Public Bot): a real public Bot whose x.ai/bot share link GrokShelf checked for the Bot's name, its creator and the "Add to Grok Bot" action. - Blueprint / Use Case: an editorial GrokShelf setup. A reusable starting point, not a verified public Bot. ## Categories - [Research](https://grokshelf.com/categories/research): Turn open questions into evidence-backed briefs and useful decisions. - [Sales](https://grokshelf.com/categories/sales): Prepare accounts, qualify leads, and make outreach more relevant. - [Marketing](https://grokshelf.com/categories/marketing): Research ideas, plan campaigns, and make every message clearer. - [Coding](https://grokshelf.com/categories/coding): Investigate code, review changes, and turn reports into fixes. - [Operations](https://grokshelf.com/categories/operations): Create cleaner handoffs, reporting, and repeatable team processes. - [Productivity](https://grokshelf.com/categories/productivity): Protect focus with better briefs, priorities, and planning. - [Recruiting](https://grokshelf.com/categories/recruiting): Research candidates and organize hiring work. - [Customer Success](https://grokshelf.com/categories/customer-success): Surface account context and act before customers drift. - [Finance](https://grokshelf.com/categories/finance): Structure recurring reviews and keep financial judgment with people. - [Personal](https://grokshelf.com/categories/personal): Plan learning, research choices, and organize personal projects. - [Other](https://grokshelf.com/categories/other): Explore useful setups that cross jobs and categories. ## Guides ### Grok API pricing and context windows (November 2026) - Page: https://grokshelf.com/guides/grok-api-pricing-context-window - Published: 2026-11-06 Short answer: Grok 4.7, xAI's flagship model, costs $2 per million input tokens, $0.50 per million cached input tokens and $6 per million output tokens, with a 500k-token context window. A prompt of 200k tokens or more is billed at double those rates for the whole request. Grok 4.3 and the Grok 4.20 models cost less ($1.25 in, $2.50 out) and accept up to 1M tokens. Prices are xAI's list prices, checked November 6, 2026. #### Grok API prices per million tokens These are the standard rates for prompts under 200k tokens, from [xAI's model docs](https://docs.x.ai/developers/models). They are list prices in US dollars and do not include tax. If xAI's page shows a different number, trust that page. #### How long-context pricing works Every text model has a second price tier. Once a prompt reaches 200k tokens, the higher rate applies to all tokens in that request, not only the tokens past 200k. For Grok 4.7 and Grok 4.6 the long-context rates are $4 input, $1 cached input and $12 output per million tokens. Grok 4.5 is $4, $0.60 and $12. Grok 4.3 and the Grok 4.20 models are $2.50, $0.40 and $5. grok-build-0.1 is $2, $0.40 and $4. A worked example: a 250k-token prompt to Grok 4.7 costs $1.00 for input (250k at $4 per million). Split into two 125k-token prompts, the same input costs $0.50. If your job allows it, keeping prompts under 200k halves the bill. #### Grok context windows Grok 4.7, 4.6 and 4.5 accept up to 500k tokens. Grok 4.3 and the Grok 4.20 models accept up to 1M tokens. grok-build-0.1 accepts 256k. According to xAI's release notes, Grok 4.7 and 4.6 take text and image input and return text only. A larger window is useful for long documents, codebases and agent runs that keep a lot of history. It is also where the long-context price starts, so check whether a job really needs more than 200k tokens before you send them. #### Which Grok model to pick **Grok 4.7** is the default for hard work: xAI calls it the most capable model it has built and recommends it for code and chat. Reasoning effort can be set to low, medium, high (the default) or xhigh. Higher settings usually use more output tokens, so they cost more per task. **Grok 4.3 or Grok 4.20** fit high-volume jobs and very long inputs, at less than half the flagship's output price and with a 1M window. **Grok 4.7 Fast** costs twice the standard rate (1.5 times for long-context requests). It is only available in Cursor and Grok Build, not as a model on the public xAI API. #### Grok 4.6 and 4.7 on Amazon Bedrock and Microsoft Foundry **Amazon Bedrock:** Grok 4.6 became generally available on Bedrock on August 18, 2026, a week after it launched. Model IDs are xai.grok-4.6 on bedrock-mantle (in-Region in US West, Oregon) and the cross-Region profiles us.xai.grok-4.6 and global.xai.grok-4.6 on bedrock-runtime. AWS lists $2.00 per million input tokens through global cross-Region inference and $2.20 in-Region. It works with the Responses, Chat Completions and Converse APIs. **Microsoft Foundry:** Grok 4.6 arrived in public preview on August 26, 2026. Grok 4.7 has been generally available in Foundry Models since October 6, 2026. Global Standard deployments cost $2 input, $0.50 cached and $6 output per million tokens. US Data Zone deployments cost $2.20, $0.55 and $6.60. #### Watermarking from November 7, 2026 From November 7, 2026, text output from grok-4.7, grok-4.6, grok-4.5, grok-4.3 and the grok-4.20 models carries an invisible statistical watermark by default. Each response has an x-watermark header, and true means that output was watermarked. Team admins can turn it off per model in the console, but only after confirming a legal exception applies. Some models may stay locked on. Read [our watermark news post](/news/grok-api-watermark-november-7) for the details. #### Image, video and voice prices #### Grok API vs Grok Bot and the Grok apps The API is billed per token to developers. Grok Bot and the Grok apps are paid through The X Subscription, where usage comes from a weekly allowance. Plan prices are in [how much Grok Bot costs](/guides/grok-bot-cost-download), and the recent change to allowances is in [Grok Bot usage limits](/news/grok-bot-usage-limits-serving-costs). Want to see what people build on top of these models? Browse [verified shared Grok Bots](/bots) or start from a [Grok template](/grok-templates). ### How much does Grok Bot cost? Plans, trial and download - Page: https://grokshelf.com/guides/grok-bot-cost-download - Published: 2026-11-03 Short answer: Grok Bot is not a separate subscription. On The X Subscription, where new customers start, it is included with Premium ($30 a month), Super ($100) and Ultra ($200). Plus ($8) and Free do not include it. Some accounts can start a trial from the app. The desktop app runs on Windows, Mac and Linux, and the phone apps are on the App Store and Google Play. #### How much does Grok Bot cost? Prices below are the list prices on [xAI's pricing docs](https://docs.x.ai/x-subscription/pricing), checked November 3, 2026. They do not include sales tax. The public pricing page is [x.ai/pricing](https://x.ai/pricing); if a number there differs, trust that page. Grok Bot usage on The X Subscription comes out of the same weekly pool as Cursor and the Grok apps. It is not a second bill on top of the plan. Super and Ultra include a larger pool than Premium. Usage past the pool is prepaid additional credit. Third-party models in Cursor are not part of the included pool. #### Which plans include Grok Bot? On The X Subscription, Grok Bot is included for an individual or a team seat on Premium, Super and Ultra. The [docs](https://docs.x.ai/x-subscription/grok-bot) say it is available as soon as you subscribe or unify onto one of those plans. Plus does not include it. The public pricing table also lists Teams from $30 per user a month, with Grok Bot included. Enterprise is custom. Team seats share the idea of one workspace and one bill for Cursor and Grok, plus X benefits when a personal X account is connected. If you are still on an older Cursor plan, the [Grok Bot FAQ](https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/faq) says Grok Bot is included with every paid individual plan and with Cursor Teams. Pro includes weekly usage, Pro+ a larger weekly allowance, and Ultra the highest. You can also link an individual SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, SuperGrok Heavy or X Premium+ subscription, or sign in with a seat on a self-serve Grok Business plan. On those legacy plans, Grok Bot usage is metered on the Cursor account, not on Grok or X. When the weekly limit runs out, extra usage can continue as on-demand usage if that is turned on. New customers start on The X Subscription. Switching an existing SuperGrok or Cursor plan is optional. If you do switch, the old subscriptions on the accounts you combine are cancelled at checkout, with a prorated refund for unused time, and a completed switch cannot be undone. Subscriptions bought through Apple or Google have their own cancel steps, which the same doc spells out. #### Is there a Grok Bot free trial? There are two different trials, and they do not work the same way. The in-app trial, from the [FAQ](https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/faq): some accounts see Start Trial on the access screen. That trial is a usage credit inside a 7-day window. It does not turn into a paid plan. The credit is used up by agent steps and tokens, not by how many messages you send, so one large job can spend all of it, and used credit is not restored. On a free plan, Cancel Trial in Settings removes any credit left and you cannot start that trial again. There is no charge to cancel. On a paid plan or a Teams seat, the trial ends on its own. The referral trial is separate. [Refer friends to Grok Bot](https://docs.x.ai/x-subscription/referral-program) gives the friend a 2-week trial of Premium. A credit card is required, they are reminded 7 days before the first charge, and the trial becomes a paid subscription unless they cancel. An App Store trial started in the iOS app is a third case: Apple runs it, and it becomes a paid Apple subscription unless you cancel first. So "is Grok Bot free?" has a narrow yes. Free and Plus plans do not include it. A short trial can be free. After that, the cheapest listed plan that includes it is Premium at $30 a month, or $25 a month billed annually. #### How do you download Grok Bot? There is no separate Grok Bot login. The desktop app uses your Cursor account. If your access is a Grok Business seat, choose Sign in with Grok. If it comes from SuperGrok or X Premium+, the app asks you to link that subscription. Settings, then Usage & Billing, has Get Access with Grok on desktop. Installers are on the [Grok Bot download page](https://cursor.com/download/bot) and at [x.ai/bot](https://x.ai/bot). The [get-started guide](https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/get-started) lists the same builds: Mac (Apple silicon and Intel), Windows (x64 and Arm), and Linux (x64 and Arm). The app checks for updates itself. On an Apple silicon Mac, an Intel build can offer the matching download. If you do not have dashboard access, ask an admin for the install link. On a phone, install Grok Bot from the App Store (iOS 18 or later) or Google Play (Android 9 or later) and sign in with the same account. The phone apps share the Bots, chats, routines and cloud computer with desktop. Teaching a workflow by demonstration, testing routines and updating the computer stay on desktop. #### What does Grok Bot do after you install it? The first Bot is created for you and opens a chat. You add more with the + button. Give each Bot one job, connect only the tools that job needs, and keep sending, paying, deleting and production changes behind approval. A plain-language version of the product is [What is a Grok Bot?](/guides/what-is-a-grok-bot). Jobs people already run are collected in [the best Grok Bots for coding, research and productivity](/guides/best-grok-bots-coding-research-productivity). People looking for a Grok Bot marketplace usually want a public Bot they can add, not a store inside the app. GrokShelf is an independent directory, not an xAI shop. Browse [Grok templates](/grok-templates) or [verified shared Bots](/bots), open the x.ai page, and choose Add to Grok Bot. That copies the public setup into your account. It does not copy the creator's logins. Team Bots are the version that stays inside a company instead of being public. See [Team Bots](/news/team-bots-launch) for how that sharing works. #### If the app will not start GrokShelf does not run Grok Bot, so this site cannot tell you whether Grok Bot is down. The docs say most setup problems clear after you fully quit and reopen the app, then point to [troubleshooting](https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/get-started). Accounts on Privacy Mode (Legacy) are asked to switch to Privacy Mode before a Bot can start, because Grok Bot needs cloud data storage. ### Grok Bot vs Muse: which personal agent is which - Page: https://grokshelf.com/guides/grok-bot-vs-muse - Published: 2026-11-03 Short answer: they are both agents with a computer of their own, and they are aimed at different jobs. Grok Bot is a team of work Bots you design, schedule and share. Muse is Meta's personal agent, built to message like a person and take everyday tasks off your plate. If you also see dots in the same searches, that is OpenAI's agent, covered in the [three-way comparison](/guides/grok-bot-vs-openai-dots-vs-claude-duet). #### What each product is xAI introduced Grok Bot on August 11, 2026 as a team of always-on agents. Each Bot has a job, a chat and routines, and they share a cloud computer. You start work by chatting, by a schedule, or by an event from Slack, GitHub, Linear, Sentry, PagerDuty, email or a webhook. Creators can publish a public x.ai/bot page that someone else adds as a copy. That is the layer [GrokShelf lists](/bots). Meta introduced Muse on September 8, 2026, and updated the announcement on September 30. Muse is a personal agent that messages you in the Muse app or in WhatsApp, runs on a dedicated virtual machine called Muse Secure VM, and uses Muse Spark. Meta's line is that you tell it what needs doing and it takes the action: email, travel, forms, longer goals. It keeps working after you close the app and comes back when something changes or when it needs a yes ([Meta's announcement](https://about.fb.com/news/2026/09/introducing-muse-personal-ai-agent/)). #### Grok Bot vs Muse, side by side The rows are taken from each company's own pages, read on November 3, 2026. Neither page is a benchmark of which agent finishes a task better. #### The differences that decide it **One agent or a team of them.** Muse is one personal agent with a main chat and, in Meta's design notes, side chats when a project needs its own thread. Grok Bot expects several Bots. A research Bot, an inbox Bot and a coding Bot do not share one conversation. That is also why a directory of [shared Bots](/bots) and [templates](/grok-templates) exists for Grok Bot and not, in anything Meta has published, for Muse. **Work tools versus everyday life.** Grok Bot's event triggers are Slack, GitHub, Linear and the rest of a work stack, and Cursor plans are one of the ways in. Muse's examples are the household and the personal inbox: a saved recipe turning into a grocery list, a bill, a trip, a dinner plan. It can reach work, but that is not the pitch. **Who watches the computer.** Grok Bot lets you open the computer and take a step the agent cannot finish, such as a passkey. Muse puts a separate Sentinel on the same machine. Meta says nothing reaches the internet unless the Sentinel allows it, and Muse cannot see passwords or payment numbers, including passwords you type in its browser yourself. **How you pay for it.** Grok Bot's price is a plan you can look up: Premium and above, with the amounts in [how much Grok Bot costs](/guides/grok-bot-cost-download). Muse's announcement says it is free for most of what people need, with paid plans if you want to do more, and does not publish those prices. Treat any specific Muse price you see elsewhere as unchecked until Meta lists it. #### Where dots fit Search interest also lumps in "dots" and "Grok Bot vs Muse vs dots." Dots are OpenAI's always-on agent inside ChatGPT, Slack and Teams, announced September 29, 2026. They are closer to Muse in being one personal agent, and closer to Grok Bot in living next to work chat. The full table, including Claude Duet, is in [Grok Bot vs OpenAI dots vs Claude Duet](/guides/grok-bot-vs-openai-dots-vs-claude-duet). A practical split from those pages: pick Grok Bot when the work is repeatable, shared with a team, or tied to GitHub, Linear or a schedule. Pick Muse when you want one agent for personal errands in an app that feels like a message thread, and you are in the US rollout. Pick dots when your day already runs through ChatGPT. #### What this page does not claim It does not say which agent is smarter. Meta and xAI have not published a shared benchmark, and early reviews, including Peter Yang's notes on [Grok Bot, Muse and dots](https://x.com/petergyang/status/2112995494612082931), are one person's use, not a test. It also does not cover Instinct or other agents that show up beside these queries unless their maker has a page we can cite the same way. If you start with Grok Bot, add one public Bot for a single job and read [Using a Grok Bot safely](/guides/using-grok-bots-safely) before you connect an inbox or a repository. ### Grok Bot vs OpenAI dots vs Claude Duet: the always-on AI agents compared - Page: https://grokshelf.com/guides/grok-bot-vs-openai-dots-vs-claude-duet - Published: 2026-10-31 Short answer: all three are agents with their own cloud computer that keep working when you close the laptop, but they're built for different people. Grok Bot is a team of specialised Bots you trigger with schedules and events, and you can share them. OpenAI's dots give you one agent that learns how you work across ChatGPT, Slack and Teams. Claude Duet is the most cautious of the three: a personal agent that checks your accounts every few hours, briefs you each morning and asks before anything consequential. #### How we compared them In the space of ten weeks, xAI, OpenAI and Anthropic each shipped an agent that works while you're away. xAI went first with [Grok Bot on August 11](https://x.ai/news/introducing-grok-bot). OpenAI followed with [dots on September 29](https://x.com/OpenAI/status/2104984504133918973), and Anthropic opened a research preview of [Claude Duet on October 21](https://x.com/claudeai/status/2112984664256241837). Shortly after Duet's announcement, one reply from an OpenAI engineer summed up the mood: ["Dot, meet Duet."](https://x.com/thsottiaux/status/2112992042465009736) The race is clearly on. Everything below comes from each company's own announcement, help center and documentation, read on October 31, 2026. Where we rely on anyone else, we say so. One honest caveat: Claude Duet is a US-only waitlist and dots are limited to certain paid plans, so this is a comparison of what each product does and promises, not a benchmark of how well each one performs. All three are moving fast, so check the linked sources before you rely on a specific limit. #### Side-by-side comparison #### Grok Bot: a team of agents you design xAI pitched Grok Bot as "your team of always-on agents", and the team part is the real difference. Instead of one assistant, you create several Bots, each with its own job, chat and routines, working on a cloud computer of their own. They sign in to the tools you already use, including sites with no clean API, and come back to you when something needs approval ([xAI announcement](https://x.ai/news/introducing-grok-bot)). Grok Bot is also the most explicit of the three about when work happens. A routine runs on a schedule, such as every weekday at 8 a.m., or when an event arrives from Slack, GitHub, Linear, Sentry, PagerDuty, email or a webhook. Each Bot can own up to 50 routines, and reusable skills are shared across all your Bots. You can even teach a skill by demonstrating a browser task for up to ten minutes ([xAI docs](https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/skills-routines-and-automations)). It's also the only one built for sharing. Teams can share the same Bot with chat-only or manager roles ([shared Bots docs](https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/shared-bots)), and creators publish public x.ai/bot templates that anyone can copy. That's why a directory like [GrokShelf's verified shared Bots](/bots) exists at all. If you want to see what people build with it, start with [the best Grok Bots for coding, research and productivity](/guides/best-grok-bots-coding-research-productivity). #### OpenAI dots: one agent that learns you OpenAI calls dots "remarkably capable, always-on agents built to handle everything". Each one runs on GPT-6 Astra with its own cloud computer and browser, connects to more than 4,000 apps through plugins and, OpenAI says, learns your preferences and "what good looks like to you" the more you work together ([OpenAI](https://openai.com/index/introducing-dots/)). Dots meet you where you already are: ChatGPT on desktop, web and mobile, plus Slack and Teams, with voice calls and a US texting beta for some Pro users. When you're not talking to it, a dot does "proactive research" using your connected apps through read-only tools, so it can't send messages or change anything on its own while it looks for ways to help. You can open its computer to inspect its work, and optionally let it use your own laptop, which is off by default ([OpenAI Help Center](https://help.openai.com/en/articles/20001530-getting-started-with-your-dot)). Control comes from built-in rules and your own Custom Rules, which can allow, require approval for or block specific actions, plus an auto-review step that checks risky actions against them. A monitoring system can pause or stop a dot if it detects a safety concern. Today you get one primary dot; OpenAI says you'll be able to add more later, and specialist dots for companies are in enterprise pilots, including with Microsoft's Agent 365. #### Claude Duet: the careful personal agent Anthropic's pitch is restraint. Claude Duet is "a new app where Claude works as a proactive agent" that comes to you with what needs attention, completes the tasks you give it, keeps working when you step away and "checks with you before it acts on your behalf" ([Claude on X](https://x.com/claudeai/status/2112984664256241837)). Each morning it sends a short brief on the most important items across your connected apps ([Anthropic](https://claude.com/resources/articles/claude-duet)). It runs on Claude Opus 5.5 in its own virtual machine and browser, and you can't choose another model; Duet decides how much effort each job needs. It carries over your memory, skills and connected apps from your Claude account, so there's little setup ([Claude on X](https://x.com/claudeai/status/2112984666437546104)). It reaches Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Slack, QuickBooks, HubSpot, Docusign and Calendly, among 6,000-plus connectors, and uses a one-time card for each purchase ([Claude Help Center](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/17631495-get-started-with-claude-duet)). The guardrails are the strictest here. Duet shows you exactly what it's about to do before it sends, pays, signs or deletes, and some actions, like trading securities or moving money between accounts, are off-limits even with your approval. It never sees your passwords, and a separate classifier stops it from sharing the most sensitive data, such as card numbers and government IDs. Anthropic is upfront about the gaps: Duet checks your accounts only every few hours, can misjudge urgency, can't show you its browser and lives in an app separate from the main Claude app. #### The differences that actually matter **Who decides when work starts.** Grok Bot does what you've scheduled or wired to events, which makes it predictable. Dots look for ways to help on their own, but only with read-only tools until you engage. Duet checks in on a fixed rhythm and briefs you. If surprises make you nervous, Grok Bot and Duet are the calmer choices. **One agent or many.** Grok Bot is built for several specialised Bots that you can share with a team. Dots and Duet each give you a single personal agent today, and OpenAI is the only one promising more per person. **Where you live.** If your day runs on ChatGPT, Slack or Teams, dots fit most naturally. If you're already a Claude user, Duet inherits everything you've set up. If your team works in Cursor or on GitHub and Linear, Grok Bot's event triggers are hard to beat. **How careful it is with money.** All three ask before consequential actions, but only Duet puts some financial actions permanently off-limits and issues a one-time card for every purchase. #### Which one should you choose? #### What none of them does yet None of the three is a set-and-forget employee. Each company tells you to review consequential work, each can misread a thread, and each is still in beta, preview or early rollout. Pricing is also unsettled: OpenAI says you'll eventually pay for extra dots or more output, Anthropic hasn't announced a price beyond the preview, and Grok Bot meters usage separately. Creator Peter Yang, who had early access to Duet, [compared it with Grok Bot, Muse and dots](https://x.com/petergyang/status/2112995494612082931) and called Duet the most proactive. That's one person's view, and it's exactly the kind of comparison that will change as all three improve. We'll update this page as the products change. For Meta's Muse, see [Grok Bot vs Muse](/guides/grok-bot-vs-muse). For the current plan prices and the Windows, Mac and Linux download, see [how much Grok Bot costs](/guides/grok-bot-cost-download). For the previous generation of custom assistants, see [Grok Bot vs ChatGPT custom GPTs vs Claude Skills](/guides/grok-bot-vs-custom-gpt-vs-claude-skills), and for the basics, [what a Grok Bot is](/guides/what-is-a-grok-bot). ### Grok Bot vs ChatGPT custom GPTs vs Claude Skills: what's actually different - Page: https://grokshelf.com/guides/grok-bot-vs-custom-gpt-vs-claude-skills - Published: 2026-10-31 Short answer: they solve different problems. A Grok Bot is an agent with its own cloud computer that runs jobs on a schedule or when events arrive. A ChatGPT custom GPT is a configured chat assistant, and OpenAI is retiring custom GPTs in favour of plugins, with standard retirement on December 11, 2026. A Claude Skill is a folder of instructions and scripts that Claude loads only when a request needs it. If you want work done while you're away, that's a Grok Bot; if you want Claude to do one kind of task better, that's a Skill. #### How we compared them Everything below comes from each vendor's own documentation, read on October 31, 2026: xAI's Grok Bot docs, OpenAI's help center and Anthropic's Claude platform docs. Where a claim comes from somewhere else, we say so. We compared what each thing is and how it behaves; we did not benchmark answer quality, because that depends far more on the model and your instructions than on the container. These products change quickly. OpenAI's GPT help article had been updated less than an hour before we read it, so check the linked sources before relying on a specific date or limit. #### Side-by-side comparison #### Grok Bot: an agent with its own computer xAI launched Grok Bot on August 11, 2026 as a beta, describing it as a team of always-on agents. Each Bot works on a computer in the cloud, signs in to the tools you already use and comes back to you when something needs approval. It's included with SuperGrok plans and with Cursor's Pro, Pro+, Ultra and Teams plans, and its usage is metered separately ([xAI announcement](https://x.ai/news/introducing-grok-bot)). Two building blocks matter. A skill is a reusable set of instructions for one task, and your skills form one private library shared by all your Bots. A routine tells a Bot when to run: on a schedule such as every weekday at 8 a.m., or when an event arrives from Slack, GitHub, Linear, Sentry, PagerDuty, email or a webhook. A Bot can own up to 50 routines, schedules must be at least five minutes apart and the app keeps the 20 most recent runs of each routine ([xAI docs](https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/skills-routines-and-automations)). Sharing comes in two forms. Inside a team, sharing doesn't make a copy: teammates use the same Bot, as Collaborators who can chat or Managers who can change it, while each person's chat stays private ([xAI shared Bots docs](https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/shared-bots)). Publicly, creators publish x.ai/bot links with an "Add to Grok Bot" button that gives each person their own copy of the setup. Those public links are what [GrokShelf lists and verifies](/bots). Creators usually announce them on X — see the launch posts for [Bodyguard](https://x.com/liam_fallen/status/2093383136621060285) or [Research Bot](https://x.com/ArthurMacwaters/status/2093412671144296661) for typical examples. #### ChatGPT custom GPTs: a configured assistant, now being retired A custom GPT is a version of ChatGPT with a name, instructions, optional knowledge files and capabilities such as web search, image generation, Canvas and Code Interpreter. Instructions define how it behaves in every conversation; knowledge holds reference material, up to 20 files of up to 512 MB each. To reach outside systems, a GPT can use apps or custom actions that call APIs you define, but not both at the same time ([OpenAI help center](https://help.openai.com/en/articles/8554397-creating-a-gpt)). The bigger news is the retirement. OpenAI says it plans to retire custom GPTs and help creators move their workflows to plugins, which bundle reusable instructions, reference files and connected apps. New GPT creation and publishing are no longer available on personal accounts (Free, Go, Plus and Pro). Standard retirement is scheduled for December 11, 2026; FedRAMP workspaces and approved deferrals have until February 11, 2027. Existing GPTs keep working until then, and a migrated GPT becomes read-only. If you have a GPT you rely on, the practical step is to export its instructions and file list now, then follow OpenAI's migration notice for your plan. #### Claude Skills: expertise Claude loads on demand A Claude Skill is a folder built around a SKILL.md file. Its frontmatter needs a name (up to 64 lowercase characters) and a description (up to 1,024 characters) that says what the Skill does and when to use it. Claude keeps only that name and description in context — about 100 tokens per Skill — and reads the full instructions only when a request matches. Bundled scripts run without their code entering the context window, so a Skill can carry large references at little cost ([Anthropic docs](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/agents-and-tools/agent-skills/overview)). Skills work in the Claude apps, Claude Code and the Claude API, and Anthropic ships ready-made Skills for PowerPoint, Excel, Word and PDF files. They don't sync between surfaces, though: a Skill uploaded in the Claude app is private to that user, one uploaded through the API is available to the whole workspace, and Claude Code reads Skills from personal or project folders. On the API, Skills run without network access. Anthropic's security advice is blunt: only use Skills you wrote yourself or got from Anthropic, because a Skill can run code. #### Which one should you use? Choose a Grok Bot when the work should happen without you starting it: a morning briefing, triaging new issues as they arrive or a weekly competitor check. The scheduling, event triggers and dedicated computer are the point. Our roundup of [the best Grok Bots for coding, research and productivity](/guides/best-grok-bots-coding-research-productivity) shows what that looks like in practice. Choose a Claude Skill when you already work in Claude and want one task done the same way every time: your report format, your code-review checklist, your brand voice. It's a capability rather than an assistant, so it suits people who live in Claude Code or the Claude apps. Avoid starting anything new as a custom GPT. Its own maker is retiring it, so build new assistants on OpenAI's plugins instead, and plan the move for any GPT you depend on. Notice that all three converge on the same idea: write a job's instructions once and reuse them. A well-written Grok Bot skill and a well-written Claude Skill look much alike, so the effort of writing down how a task should be done carries over even when the platform doesn't. ### The best Grok Bots for coding, research and productivity - Page: https://grokshelf.com/guides/best-grok-bots-coding-research-productivity - Published: 2026-10-31 Short answer: for coding, start with PR Reviewer if you review code and loops if you run coding agents. For research, Research Bot gives cited answers and Competitor Watching tells you only when a rival changes something. For productivity, Bodyguard triages requests without ever replying for you. Below are fifteen verified picks across the three jobs, with how we chose them, who built them and when we last checked each one. #### How we chose these Bots There is no public install count or rating for Grok Bots, so this list is not a popularity ranking. It is an editorial shortlist from the [verified shared Bots on GrokShelf](/bots), judged on four things we can actually check. First, the Bot must be live: its x.ai share page has to load, show the "Add to Grok Bot" button and name the Bot and its creator. We re-check every listing on a rolling schedule, and each pick below shows the date of its latest check. Second, a real person has to stand behind it, so every pick links to its creator's own launch post on X. Third, the job has to be specific: a Bot that says exactly what it does beats one that promises to do everything. Fourth, it has to say where it stops. We favour Bots that read before they write, draft before they send and ask before anything irreversible, which is also what xAI recommends in its [own documentation on routines and approvals](https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/skills-routines-and-automations). What we did not do: we have not run each Bot against private repositories or inboxes, and we do not publish output-quality scores. Treat these as well-built starting points, then test them on your own low-stakes work. #### Quick picks #### Best Grok Bots for coding - [PR Reviewer](https://grokshelf.com/bots/pr-reviewer): Point it at a pull request and it opens with the uncomfortable part: what could break, what isn't tested and where the context is too thin to judge. That ordering is the whole point. A human reviewer's attention goes to the risky part of the diff instead of being spread evenly across every line. It suits small teams where one person reviews most changes. - [loops](https://grokshelf.com/bots/loops): If you already hand work to coding agents, loops sits one level above them. It gathers repository context, writes goal prompts that can be tested, launches the work, reviews the evidence and guides the merge. The useful habit it enforces is proof: work isn't done because an agent says so, it's done when the evidence checks out. - [Cursor Agent](https://grokshelf.com/bots/cursor-agent): A local-only Bot that drives the cursor-agent CLI on your own laptop for experiments, while cloud agents stay the default for GitHub pull requests. Its creator sums it up as local hands, cloud for the repo. It doesn't deploy, submit or send anything without your explicit approval, which makes it a safe first coding Bot. - [1000x Product Engineer](https://grokshelf.com/bots/1000x-product-engineer): An opinionated full-stack builder for web apps that need to work on phones and desktops: Convex on the back end, TanStack and React on the front. What sets it apart is taste. It aims for simple, intuitive interfaces rather than scaffolding that merely runs. Pick it if your stack matches; skip it if it doesn't. - [AI Harness Assistant](https://grokshelf.com/bots/ai-harness-assistant): A small, practical one. It keeps the AI coding tools you already use — Codex, Grok Build, OpenCode, Cursor and similar CLIs — updated across Windows, macOS and Linux on a schedule. Nobody writes a blog post about updating CLIs by hand, but everybody loses time to it. #### Best Grok Bots for research - [Research Bot](https://grokshelf.com/bots/research-bot): Deep research with receipts. Every claim comes with a source, and it flags anything it couldn't verify instead of presenting it as fact. That one rule makes the output usable in places where a confident but unsourced answer is worse than no answer. - [Competitor Watching](https://grokshelf.com/bots/competitor-watching): Snapshots your company against three to eight competitors — pricing, changelogs, features, job posts and messaging — and compares the snapshots every week. The design choice we like is restraint: it stays quiet unless something material moves, so you get an alert, not a weekly wall of noise. - [Scout](https://grokshelf.com/bots/scout): Competitive intelligence aimed at organic growth. It checks rival sites daily for copy and pricing changes and tracks their search rankings and visibility in AI answers, then recommends what deserves your attention. Pair it with Competitor Watching if you need both strategy-level and search-level coverage. - [Lurk](https://grokshelf.com/bots/lurk): A Reddit researcher that turns seed keywords into evidence. It extracts exact quotes describing real pain points, builds an ideas pack from them and can draft a landing-page prompt. It only reads; it never posts or comments, which is exactly what you want from a research Bot loose on a community site. - [Frontier Model Watch](https://grokshelf.com/bots/frontier-model-watch): A morning briefing on frontier AI releases drawn only from official sources such as xAI, Anthropic, Google and OpenAI. It reports verifiable changes rather than rumours, which is rarer than it should be in AI news. Adjust its default schedule to your own time zone. #### Best Grok Bots for productivity - [Bodyguard](https://grokshelf.com/bots/bodyguard): Protects your time from requests that probably don't need you. Incoming asks land in three piles: worth your time, deal with later and probably ignore. It never replies on your behalf and only talks to you, which makes it one of the easiest Bots on this list to trust with an inbox. - [Inbot](https://grokshelf.com/bots/inbot): Inbox zero for everything that lands on you, not just email. During setup it asks you to connect each inbox you really use — email, Slack or Teams, calendars, Notion, messengers — then processes them on one repeatable routine, so incoming work gets handled the same way every time. - [Jess](https://grokshelf.com/bots/jess): A weekday executive assistant that recaps email, calendar, Notion and Slack, answers staff questions from a written playbook and posts client-call follow-ups. The playbook is the clever part: the team gets consistent answers without pulling you into every routine question. - [Morpheus](https://grokshelf.com/bots/morpheus): Decision support that actually decides. It narrows a choice to the strongest options, researches the facts that could change the answer and commits to one recommendation, naming the evidence that would reverse it. It's advisory by design: its configuration forbids acting on the decision itself. - [Spark](https://grokshelf.com/bots/spark): Not sure what to automate first? Spark asks a short set of questions, recommends or creates Bots that fit your answers and points you to the connectors that make them useful. It's a good first Bot because it helps you choose the second one. #### What we left out, and why Several popular Bots didn't make this list because they belong to other jobs — sales, recruiting and finance each deserve their own roundup. We also skipped Bots whose share pages didn't clearly state what they do on their own, and any Bot whose x.ai page had failed a recent check. If you built a Bot you think belongs here, [submit it](/submit); verified Bots go live on GrokShelf straight away. Looking specifically for an assistant or chief of staff? We cover that job in more depth in [the best Grok Bots for a personal assistant](/guides/best-grok-bots-personal-assistant). New to Grok Bots altogether? Start with [what a Grok Bot is and how shared Bots work](/guides/what-is-a-grok-bot). #### How to try one without regret ### What is a Grok Bot? Shared Bots, Templates and Routines explained - Page: https://grokshelf.com/guides/what-is-a-grok-bot - Published: 2026-10-30 A Grok Bot is an always-on AI teammate in xAI's Grok Bot product. Each Bot has its own computer, signs in to the tools you already use, works through a job from start to finish and checks in with you when something needs your approval. A shared Grok Bot is one whose creator has published its setup as a public x.ai/bot link, so anyone can add a copy to their own account. #### What a Grok Bot does A Bot is built around a job rather than a single prompt: triaging an inbox, researching accounts, reviewing pull requests or writing a weekly briefing. It keeps working context between runs, uses the tools you connect and can run on a schedule. Good Bots are explicit about where they stop. Many draft work for you to approve instead of sending, publishing or spending on their own. #### Shared Bots and x.ai share links When a creator shares a Bot publicly, it gets a page at x.ai/bot/… with an "Add to Grok Bot" button. Adding it copies the Bot's public configuration — its instructions, skills and routines — into your own account. It does not give you the creator's logins, computer or conversation history, and it does not give the creator access to yours. You connect your own tools after adding it. #### Bots, Blueprints, skills and routines compared #### How to add a shared Grok Bot #### How GrokShelf verifies public Bots Every listing marked Public Bot links to a canonical x.ai/bot share page. GrokShelf checks that the page exists, shows the "Add to Grok Bot" action and names the Bot and its creator, then re-checks it on a schedule. Each Bot page shows the date of its latest check. A check is not a review. The Public Bot badge means the share page was real when we last looked. It does not mean the Bot is good at the job, safe with your accounts, or written up by us. Listings with a stated audience and example tasks are the ones we describe in full. Other verified Bots stay searchable in [Explore](/explore) without being treated as finished guides. #### Where a Grok Bot actually runs The desktop app runs on a Mac (Apple silicon or Intel), Windows (x64 or Arm), and Linux (x64 or Arm). Phones use the iPhone app on iOS 18 or later, or the Android app on Android 9 or later. Installers are on the [Grok Bot download page](https://cursor.com/download/bot) and at [x.ai/bot](https://x.ai/bot). There is no separate Grok Bot account: the desktop app signs in with the Cursor account that holds your plan, or with a Grok account when access comes from a Grok Business seat ([get started](https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/get-started)). The work itself happens on a cloud computer the Bots share, not on the laptop you close. From the phone you can message a Bot, watch that computer, approve an action, and pause a routine. Teaching a workflow by demonstrating it, testing a routine, and updating the computer stay on the desktop app. Prices, the trial, and which plans include it are in [how much Grok Bot costs](/guides/grok-bot-cost-download). #### What a Grok Bot does, and what it refuses to do A useful Bot is hired for one job. The first message states the outcome, the sources that matter, the constraints, and where it must stop. xAI's own setup example is a product-performance Bot that preserves links, separates evidence from guesses, and never changes production settings ([get started](https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/get-started)). That shape shows up across the catalog: a research Bot cites sources, an inbox Bot drafts instead of sending, a coding Bot reviews a pull request instead of merging it. Work starts in three ways. You type or talk. A routine runs on a schedule, such as a weekday morning. Or an event arrives from Slack, GitHub, Linear, Sentry, PagerDuty, email, or a webhook. Each Bot can hold up to 50 routines, and a skill you save is available to the other Bots on the account ([skills and routines](https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/skills-routines-and-automations)). It does not replace the chat box on x.com, and it is not a single prompt you paste once. It also does not spend, send, delete, or change production systems unless you have allowed that. xAI's guidance is to require approval for those actions. Our [safety guide](/guides/using-grok-bots-safely) is the short version of the same rule. #### Shared Bot, Team Bot, template, and prompt People say "Grok template" and "Grokbot template" for a setup they can reuse. In the product, that setup is a shared Bot: a public x.ai/bot page with Add to Grok Bot. Adding it copies the public instructions, skills, and routines. It does not copy logins, the creator's computer, or old chats. You connect your own tools after that. The longer explanation, including what a marketplace search is really asking for, is on [Grok templates](/grok-templates). A Team Bot is the private version of the same idea. One person configures it and the team uses it. It does not get a public share link. A Blueprint on GrokShelf is different again: we wrote the setup, it is not a verified public Bot, and the badge says so. A prompt is one instruction. A skill is a reusable instruction inside a Bot. A routine is that Bot doing the job again on a schedule or an event. Grok Bot is also not Meta's Muse or OpenAI's dots. Those are one personal agent. Grok Bot is built as several Bots with separate jobs, which is why a directory of shared setups exists at all. The comparison is in [Grok Bot vs Muse](/guides/grok-bot-vs-muse) and [Grok Bot vs dots vs Claude Duet](/guides/grok-bot-vs-openai-dots-vs-claude-duet). #### How to choose one Start from the hour you lose every week, not from a long list of capabilities. A personal assistant is several jobs: inbox, calendar, follow-ups, and protecting your time. The [personal assistant roundup](/guides/best-grok-bots-personal-assistant) splits them on purpose. Coding, research, and weekly operating work are split the same way in [the best Grok Bots for those jobs](/guides/best-grok-bots-coding-research-productivity). Read the x.ai page before you add anything. Check the job, the tools it wants, and whether it drafts or acts. Connect only those tools. Run one low-stakes task. If the first week of a routine is wrong, change the instructions before you add a second Bot. Fewer Bots with a narrow job are easier to trust than a sidebar full of them. #### Where to start Browse verified Bots by the job you need done, or start with a roundup like the best Grok Bots for a personal assistant. Before adding any Bot, read Using a Grok Bot safely. Plan prices, the trial and the Windows or Mac download are in [how much Grok Bot costs](/guides/grok-bot-cost-download). How it differs from Meta's Muse is in [Grok Bot vs Muse](/guides/grok-bot-vs-muse). ### Using a Grok Bot safely - Page: https://grokshelf.com/guides/using-grok-bots-safely - Published: 2026-10-30 Shared Grok Bots are powerful because they act on your behalf. A few habits keep that power pointed at the job you actually want done. #### Before you add a shared Bot Adding a shared Bot copies its public configuration — its instructions, skills and routines — into your own Grok Bot account. It doesn't give you the creator's logins, computer or conversation history, and it doesn't give the creator access to yours. Read the Bot's description on its x.ai page first and check what it is designed to do on its own: some Bots only read, some draft for your approval and some take actions. #### Start narrow Connect only the tools the Bot needs for its job. A research Bot rarely needs your email; an inbox Bot rarely needs your code repositories. Run it once on a low-stakes task and read the output before giving it anything that matters. #### Keep consequential actions behind approval Set the Bot to ask before it sends messages, publishes anything, spends money, deletes data or changes production systems. Many good Bots on GrokShelf are built this way by default — they draft, and you send. #### Watch the first week of routines Scheduled routines run while you aren't watching. For the first week, read each run's results and adjust the instructions wherever the Bot misunderstood the job. #### Remove what you don't use If a Bot isn't earning its keep, remove it and disconnect the tools it used. Fewer Bots with narrow access are easier to trust than many with broad access. ### The best Grok Bots for a personal assistant or chief of staff - Page: https://grokshelf.com/guides/best-grok-bots-personal-assistant - Published: 2026-10-30 "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](https://grokshelf.com/bots/kody): 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](https://grokshelf.com/bots/jess): 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](https://grokshelf.com/bots/bodyguard): Sorts incoming requests into worth your time, later and probably ignore — and never replies on your behalf. #### For inbox zero across every channel - [Inbot](https://grokshelf.com/bots/inbot): Connects your email, chat, calendars and messengers and processes them all on one repeatable routine. #### For never dropping a follow-up - [Dispatch](https://grokshelf.com/bots/dispatch): Books the calls people agreed to across email, Slack, LinkedIn and X messages, so no 'let's talk' slips through. - [Post Call Assistant](https://grokshelf.com/bots/post-call-assistant): 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](https://grokshelf.com/bots/chieeeeefy): 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](/categories/finance) and the [personal category](/categories/personal) keep those listings separate from this one. What a Grok Bot is, including what "template" means, is in [What is a Grok Bot?](/guides/what-is-a-grok-bot). ## News ### What's new in Grok Bot 0.78.1: shopping, Shop Pay and Team Bots - Page: https://grokshelf.com/news/grok-bot-0-78-1-whats-new - Published: 2026-11-03 **Version:** Grok Bot 0.78.1 (includes 0.78.0) · **Released:** October 27, 2026 · **Covers:** changes shipped October 27 to November 1, from the team's What's New walkthrough of November 3. Payments in the Vault arrived one day earlier, in 0.77.0. Update the desktop app to get everything below; on an Apple silicon Mac, the Intel build now offers to download the right version for you. Nine of the ten changes are in the official release notes. The tenth, Rapid fire, appears in the video but hasn't been written up yet. New to Grok Bot? Start with [what a Grok Bot is](https://grokshelf.com/guides/what-is-a-grok-bot). #### Shopping and payments **1. Shopping cards.** Ask a Bot to find something and it now answers with product cards instead of a list of links. Each card shows a photo, rating, price and store, with up to two badges such as Top rated or Lowest price. Three or four results scroll in a carousel, and you can swipe through each product's photos. **2. Product pages.** Opening a card shows a full product page with colors and sizes. In-stock options come first and options no store has are greyed out. Buy now starts an order that you approve on a summary card showing the item, shipping, total, delivery address and payment method, so nothing is bought without your OK. **3. Order tracking.** After you order, the Bot keeps watching it and tells you when it ships and when it arrives. Order and shipment cards show the store, order number, carrier and a progress bar, and digital orders leave out the shipping address. **4. Payments in the Vault.** The Vault's Payments tab sets the card or account Bots use first, and you can now connect Shop Pay there. You still approve every purchase, and the Vault notes that Grok Bot never sees a saved card's number or security code. The same release adds subscription templates that cancel unused plans and watch renewal prices; for the same job, see [AIUsageBot](https://grokshelf.com/bots/aiusagebot), which tracks spending across paid AI subscriptions. #### Coding agents **5. Custom agent modes.** Bots can start cloud coding agents in a mode you name, such as review mode, and keep talking to them in that mode. The demo starts an agent to review an open pull request, with buttons to open it in Cursor or view the PR. If you'd rather start from a ready-made setup, [PR Reviewer](https://grokshelf.com/bots/pr-reviewer) checks pull requests for risk and missing proof, and [Cursor Agent](https://grokshelf.com/bots/cursor-agent) coordinates coding work through Cursor. More are in [coding Bots](https://grokshelf.com/categories/coding). #### Team Bots **6. Team Bot logins.** Managers can give a Team Bot its own Vault of logins under Configure, then Tools, so the Bot signs in to a service for everyone on the team. Only managers can see or change those logins. On the team dashboard, Bot computers now groups team setup scripts, setup files and team secrets in one place. **7. Share and find Team Bots.** The Share dialog lists who has access, including your team and organization, and a Team Bot can be limited to only you. In a Team Bot's Library, Pages it published appear under that Bot, and you can pin the ones you use most. This builds on [Team Bots](https://grokshelf.com/news/team-bots-launch) and the [Shared Bots admin page](https://grokshelf.com/news/shared-bots-admin-page). **8. Routine connector asks.** When a Team Bot routine needs one of your connected accounts, it asks in the routine's Slack thread and tags you. You can allow once, always allow, allow it for that channel, or skip, and because others can see the channel, the Bot checks before using your account there. The demo shows this during a stuck deploy, the kind of moment [Incident Update Writer](https://grokshelf.com/bots/incident-update-writer) is built for. #### Vault and new Bots **9. Vault contacts.** Saved contact details now hold several phone numbers and email addresses, with Add phone, Add email and Make primary, so a Bot fills forms with the right details. Assistant Bots such as [Jess](https://grokshelf.com/bots/jess) and [Inbot](https://grokshelf.com/bots/inbot) benefit most. **10. Rapid fire.** The walkthrough ends with a Rapid fire mode switch on a newly created Bot. It isn't in the written release notes yet, so we'll add details here once xAI documents it. #### What to do now Update Grok Bot, then set the payment method you want Bots to use first in the Vault. If you run Team Bots, move shared logins into the Team Bot's own Vault instead of a personal account. Before letting any Bot buy things or use your accounts, read [Using a Grok Bot safely](https://grokshelf.com/guides/using-grok-bots-safely), and browse [verified shared Bots](https://grokshelf.com/bots) for setups that already use these features. Sources: - [Grok Bot changelog: v0.78.1 and v0.77.0](https://x.ai/changelog/bot) - [Eric Zakariasson on X: 0.78.1 is stable](https://x.com/ericzakariasson/status/2115586309096083730) ### Grok 4.7 is the current flagship model - Page: https://grokshelf.com/news/grok-4-7-flagship - Published: 2026-10-30 Grok 4.7 has followed Grok 4.6 as xAI's flagship model, and it's available through the Grok API and in Cursor. We haven't found an official launch post with benchmarks or pricing yet, so this is a status note rather than a full write-up. We'll publish a proper comparison once there are numbers to compare. Sources: - [ThursdAI: xAI releases (secondhand)](https://thursdai.news/companies/xai) ### Shared Bots get a proper admin page - Page: https://grokshelf.com/news/shared-bots-admin-page - Published: 2026-10-28 Grok Bot now has a Shared Bots admin page with two jobs: managing the Bots you've shared and creating new ones. For teams that have grown past a handful of shared Bots, this replaces hunting through individual Bot settings. Two smaller changes make sharing more predictable. Opening a shared Bot again now shows its latest version, including its integrations, so you're not running a stale copy. And Team Bots no longer crowd the main Bot picker; large teams see their most-used shared Bots first. Why it matters: sharing is turning from a one-off link into something teams manage. If your organization shares Bots internally, give each one an owner who keeps its instructions current and decides when to retire it. That's the same discipline GrokShelf applies to public listings, each of which links to a live x.ai share page. Sources: - [Grok Bot changelog](https://x.ai/changelog/bot) - [Shared Bots documentation](https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/shared-bots) ### Grok Bot adds Pages, Vault, and video - Page: https://grokshelf.com/news/grok-bot-pages-vault-video - Published: 2026-10-27 Late October brought three Grok Bot upgrades that were spotlighted publicly: Pages, Vault, and video. Pages give a Bot somewhere to publish its output as a shareable page instead of leaving results buried in a chat thread, which matters for routines that produce briefings, reports, or digests other people need to read. The same release window included the v0.78.1 desktop update on October 27. If you run Bots on a schedule, check that your existing routines still behave as expected after updating, especially anything that hands results to other people. Coverage of the Vault and video features so far is light on detail, so we'll update this post as official documentation arrives. Sources: - [Grok Bot changelog](https://x.ai/changelog/bot) - [Tesla North: Pages, Vault, Video](https://teslanorth.com/2026/10/27/elon-musk-grok-bot-pages-vault-video/) ### Grok Bot week: deeper connectors, voice continuity, and memory - Page: https://grokshelf.com/news/this-week-in-grok-bot-connectors-memory - Published: 2026-10-19 A weekly roundup of the Grok Bot release for the week of October 19 lists richer GitHub and Gmail connectors, shareable Pages, voice continuity, payment options, and memory that carries across modes. For builders, the connector work matters most: Bots that triage issues or draft email replies get more of the context they need without a custom integration. Memory that follows you between voice and text also cuts down on re-explaining a task. These details come from secondhand reporting, not an official release note, so treat specifics as provisional. Sources: - [Big Hat Group xAI weekly (secondhand)](https://www.bighatgroup.com/blog/xai-weekly-2026-10-19/) ### Grok Voice 3.0 ranks first for speech-to-speech - Page: https://grokshelf.com/news/grok-voice-3 - Published: 2026-10-14 xAI released Grok Voice 3.0 on October 14, 2026. In independent testing by Artificial Analysis, it ranks first on the firm's speech-to-speech index — the benchmark for models that listen and reply in speech directly, rather than converting speech to text and back. Pricing didn't change: Grok Voice 3.0 costs $0.08 per minute ($4.80 per hour), the same as Grok Voice 2.0. If you already build on the voice API, the upgrade comes without a budget change. What this means if you build with Grok: speech-to-speech models matter for anything conversational — phone agents, voice assistants and real-time support. Because the price held steady, the practical question for existing users is quality rather than cost. Test the new model against your current prompts before switching production traffic, especially for anything that handles customer calls. Sources: - [xAI: Introducing Grok Voice 3.0](https://x.ai/news/grok-voice-3) - [Artificial Analysis: speech-to-speech](https://artificialanalysis.ai/speech-to-speech) ### Team Bots: share a Bot with your whole team - Page: https://grokshelf.com/news/team-bots-launch - Published: 2026-09-28 Team Bots launched on September 28, extending Bot sharing from individuals to whole teams. One person sets up a Bot once, and the team uses the same configuration. It's the team-scale version of the public share links GrokShelf lists. The difference is who can see it: Team Bots stay inside your organization, while public share links can be added by anyone. Sources: - [Shared Bots documentation](https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/shared-bots) ### Grok Bot comes to SuperGrok, Cursor Pro, and Cursor Teams - Page: https://grokshelf.com/news/grok-bot-more-plans - Published: 2026-08-28 Grok Bot access expanded to SuperGrok, Cursor Pro, and Cursor Teams plans. Bot usage has its own allowance, so work you hand off to a Bot doesn't eat into your regular Grok or Cursor usage. For Cursor users this is the bigger change: many already have the plan, and now they have Grok Bot too. Sources: - [xAI: Grok Bot is now included with more plans](https://x.ai/news/grok-bot-more-plans) ### Introducing Grok Bot - Page: https://grokshelf.com/news/introducing-grok-bot - Published: 2026-08-15 Grok Bot gives each Bot its own computer. Bots sign in to the tools you already use, finish jobs end to end, and come back to you only when something needs approval. That last part is what GrokShelf's listings are organized around: every Bot here describes its job and where it stops to ask, so you can judge what you're handing off before you add it. Sources: - [xAI: Introducing Grok Bot](https://x.ai/news/introducing-grok-bot) ### Grok 4.6 launches with a 500k context window - Page: https://grokshelf.com/news/grok-4-6-launch - Published: 2026-08-12 Grok 4.6 launched on August 12 as a multimodal model handling text, images, and audio, with a 500k-token context window and four reasoning-effort settings: low, medium, high, and xhigh. xAI pitched it at long-running agents, the same kind of work Grok Bot does, and made it available beyond its own API on Microsoft Foundry and Amazon Bedrock. Sources: - [Basenor: Grok 4.6 launch coverage](https://www.basenor.com/blogs/news/xai-launches-grok-4-6-1753-elo-half-the-price-of-rival-frontier-models) ## Shared Bots (verified public x.ai Bots) ### trimmy - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/trimmy - Type: Public Bot - Category: Productivity - Creator: @TimDOES - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/DLSYM3q3eUsy4Si4fTPwa - Added: 2026-10-30 · Last checked: 2026-11-04 > Trims the saved context on your other Grok Bots. Trims the saved context on your other Grok Bots. Point it at bots and it returns a cut list of duplicate, stale, and bloated memory, skills, and... **Best for:** - People running several Grok Bots - Anyone whose Bot memory has grown messy - Teams sharing skills across Bots **Example tasks:** - Point it at my other Bots and list duplicate or stale memory. - Mark which saved skills are bloated and safe to cut. - Give me a short cut list before anything is deleted. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Document Generation ### Credit Card Max - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/credit-card-max - Type: Public Bot - Category: Finance - Creator: @trevin - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/D831qeIZ5QrobdVh-X79U - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-04 > Choose cards deliberately and catch benefits or rewards you may be missing. Credit Card Max is a public personal-finance Bot for comparing card rewards against a planned purchase. It can also organize card benefits, recurring-charge placement, and a monthly utilization review, while leaving financial decisions with the user. **Best for:** - Rewards-focused cardholders - Frequent travelers - People managing several cards **Example tasks:** - Compare which card fits an upcoming purchase. - List benefits that are close to expiring. - Review recurring charges that may be on the wrong card. **Capabilities:** - Data Analysis - Monitoring - Reporting ### Competitor Watching - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/competitor-watching - Type: Public Bot - Category: Research - Creator: @scheemunai - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/5PKSzU0ruN_DQbNXc7m0N - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-04 > Monitor competitor changes and organize the evidence. Snapshots your company against three to eight competitors across pricing, changelogs, features, job postings and messaging, then compares the snapshots every week. It stays quiet unless something material moves, so instead of a weekly wall of noise you get an alert when a rival changes a price, ships a feature or shifts positioning. **Best for:** - Product marketers tracking rivals - Founders in crowded categories - Strategy teams preparing for pricing decisions **Example tasks:** - Set up weekly snapshots of our three closest competitors. - Tell me if any competitor changed pricing or packaging this week. - Summarize what our rivals shipped this month and how it compares to us. **Capabilities:** - Competitive Analysis - Monitoring - Web Research ### Be Happier - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/be-happier - Type: Public Bot - Category: Personal - Creator: @lennysan - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/0VC1XzREXRFGe0hVo-JEG - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-04 > Suggest practical weekly changes based on existing commitments. Lenny Rachitsky's weekly well-being Bot. It reads your email and calendar once a week and suggests three concrete changes that would make the coming week better. It deliberately protects the life you already have — it works with existing commitments instead of piling on new habits or routines to maintain. **Best for:** - Busy people with packed calendars - Founders and managers short on recovery time - Anyone who wants small, specific weekly nudges **Example tasks:** - Look at next week's calendar and suggest three changes that would help. - Find a recurring meeting I could shorten or drop. - Spot a free block that could go to something I enjoy. **Capabilities:** - Calendar Management - Summarization - Reporting ### Bodyguard - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/bodyguard - Type: Public Bot - Category: Productivity - Creator: @liam_fallen - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/tII28kVM4dxPvzSLjwqko - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-04 > Triage incoming requests without replying on the user's behalf. Protects your time from requests that probably don't need you. Bodyguard sorts incoming asks into three piles — worth your time, deal with later, and probably ignore — so you can see at a glance what deserves attention. It never replies on your behalf and talks only to you, never joining groups or answering other people. **Best for:** - Founders with a flooded inbox - Executives fielding many inbound asks - People who want triage without auto-replies **Example tasks:** - Sort today's inbound requests into worth it, later, and ignore. - Show me only the asks that genuinely need my decision this week. - Explain why you put this request in 'probably ignore'. **Capabilities:** - Email Triage - Task Routing - Summarization ### Data Science - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/data-science - Type: Public Bot - Category: Research - Creator: @egavrilenko11 - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/Bu2sEQqu0hEjpbzN_07D3 - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-04 > Structure data-science questions, analysis, and findings. The data-scientist role in a team of cooperating Bots. It owns analytics queries in tools like Hex and Databricks, spreadsheet pulls and metric definitions, and other Bots are meant to route query work to it rather than run their own. Its creator modeled the setup on a human product pod, with this Bot answering the analytics questions. **Best for:** - Teams running several specialized Bots - Product teams with a defined metrics layer - Analysts who want one owner for query work **Example tasks:** - Pull weekly active users for the last eight weeks and explain any dip. - Define the metric for 'activated account' and document the query. - Answer this growth question from the warehouse and show the SQL you used. **Capabilities:** - Data Analysis - Deep Research - Reporting ### Dispatch - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/dispatch - Type: Public Bot - Category: Sales - Creator: @FilippoFonseca - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/YkmZEZYBk-BqylyQbM3kq - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Coordinate sales follow-ups and back-office email work. A close-the-day desk for sales and back-office follow-through. Each night it scans email, Slack, LinkedIn and X messages; if someone agreed to a call and no calendar invite exists yet, it books one. Its creator built it so he never has to send meeting invites by hand or worry about a DM slipping through. **Best for:** - Founder-led sales - People booking calls across several channels - Anyone who loses track of 'let's talk' replies **Example tasks:** - Find every conversation from today where someone agreed to a call and check for an invite. - Book the missing invites and send me a summary. - List open threads that still need a reply from me. **Capabilities:** - Email Triage - CRM Support - Automation ### Collaboration Bot - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/collaboration-bot - Type: Public Bot - Category: Coding - Creator: @realMattAbrams - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/SVz86tYbkiggizWQ_9vca - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > First action on the very first turn: set my title to collaboration.grok.me with UpdateProfile. First action on the very first turn: set my title to collaboration.grok.me with UpdateProfile. Connects your bot team with other people's bot teams on... **Best for:** - Developers - Engineering teams - People shipping code **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: First action on the very first turn: set my title to collaboration.grok.me with UpdateProfile. - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Promo Studio - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/promo-studio - Type: Public Bot - Category: Marketing - Creator: @iamjeevanvj - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/ybXMrluMLTr7EU0ohttgX - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > A short-form video producer that turns any app or website into polished vertical promos for TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and LinkedIn, built... A short-form video producer that turns any app or website into polished vertical promos for TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and LinkedIn, built... **Best for:** - Marketers - Creators - Small teams **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: A short-form video producer that turns any app or website into polished vertical promos for TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and LinkedIn, built... - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Body of Evidence - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/body-of-evidence - Type: Public Bot - Category: Personal - Creator: @Drew42 - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/yi-DUpczI7Gvzc2oGDesm - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > A personal medical research and health advisor that reads lab reports, checks medications for interactions, works through symptoms, preps doctor visits,... A personal medical research and health advisor that reads lab reports, checks medications for interactions, works through symptoms, preps doctor visits,... **Best for:** - Individuals - Households - People organizing personal work **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: A personal medical research and health advisor that reads lab reports, checks medications for interactions, works through symptoms, preps doctor visits,... - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### MCP Expert - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/mcp-expert - Type: Public Bot - Category: Coding - Creator: @MikeBillettJr - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/7xSkMMmBQoQJmyuXTSYhx - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Designs, reviews and grades MCP servers against the current MCP spec, and plans polite, budgeted live tests that respect bot-protected sites. Designs, reviews and grades MCP servers against the current MCP spec, and plans polite, budgeted live tests that respect bot-protected sites. For teams... **Best for:** - Developers - Engineering teams - People shipping code **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Designs, reviews and grades MCP servers against the current MCP spec, and plans polite, budgeted live tests that respect bot-protected sites. - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Allergy-Friendly Eats - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/allergy-friendly-eats - Type: Public Bot - Category: Personal - Creator: @dalegandy - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/uQhDO7G-zeHut15X_KHbe - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Remembers your food allergies and intolerances, then finds safe restaurant orders, checks labels, and plans allergy-friendly meals and grocery lists. Remembers your food allergies and intolerances, then finds safe restaurant orders, checks labels, and plans allergy-friendly meals and grocery lists. **Best for:** - Individuals - Households - People organizing personal work **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Remembers your food allergies and intolerances, then finds safe restaurant orders, checks labels, and plans allergy-friendly meals and grocery lists. - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Jane - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/jane - Type: Public Bot - Category: Personal - Creator: @KentLangley - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/vZYguWcn-Sy20b1XHNM_V - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > A teacher bot that hosts the open-source Jane learning app for your grade-school child and writes a fresh, adaptive quest every night based on how they... A teacher bot that hosts the open-source Jane learning app for your grade-school child and writes a fresh, adaptive quest every night based on how they... **Best for:** - Individuals - Households - People organizing personal work **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: A teacher bot that hosts the open-source Jane learning app for your grade-school child and writes a fresh, adaptive quest every night based on how they... - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### X Monitor - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/x-monitor - Type: Public Bot - Category: Marketing - Creator: @BoKuangyi - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/37ckm2zchL3Gr57l8uxNl - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Tracks who replies to an X account: groups commenters by attitude, flags hostile accounts with real reach, lists posts that may break X's rules, and... Tracks who replies to an X account: groups commenters by attitude, flags hostile accounts with real reach, lists posts that may break X's rules, and... **Best for:** - Marketers - Creators - Small teams **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Tracks who replies to an X account: groups commenters by attitude, flags hostile accounts with real reach, lists posts that may break X's rules, and... - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Fraud Scout - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/fraud-scout - Type: Public Bot - Category: Research - Creator: @EzekielB6516 - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/JHSAxXQxijbB6PeopDHXh - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Scans free public federal health care data (OIG exclusions, CMS Medicare billing and ownership, NPI registry) for possible fraud leads in hospice, home... Scans free public federal health care data (OIG exclusions, CMS Medicare billing and ownership, NPI registry) for possible fraud leads in hospice, home... **Best for:** - Researchers - Analysts - People who need sources **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Scans free public federal health care data (OIG exclusions, CMS Medicare billing and ownership, NPI registry) for possible fraud leads in hospice, home... - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Sponsor Scout - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/sponsor-scout - Type: Public Bot - Category: Marketing - Creator: @MichaelHeckert - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/HK7rbeEuMNDD3_RbYyvx6 - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Finds brands already sponsoring people like you, finds the real way in, and drafts the pitch. Finds brands already sponsoring people like you, finds the real way in, and drafts the pitch. You hit send. Built for fighters, athletes, newsletter... **Best for:** - Marketers - Creators - Small teams **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Finds brands already sponsoring people like you, finds the real way in, and drafts the pitch. - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Security - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/security - Type: Public Bot - Category: Coding - Creator: @PerWendelboe - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/-qkf41F4R1MtZRetyUrxW - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > A read-and-report security teammate for individuals and small teams. A read-and-report security teammate for individuals and small teams. It triages GitHub security alerts, scans for leaked secrets, checks your sites'... **Best for:** - Developers - Engineering teams - People shipping code **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: A read-and-report security teammate for individuals and small teams. - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### News Scout - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/news-scout - Type: Public Bot - Category: Research - Creator: @byeleni - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/9Mo5saoPQYIp45IgzMT7P - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-05 > Deliver a focused scheduled news briefing. A weekday morning news scout tuned to your time zone. Message it 'digest' or 'morning scout' and it runs the scan and delivers a focused briefing on the topics you care about, rather than a generic headline feed. **Best for:** - Professionals who start the day with a briefing - People following a specific industry - Anyone replacing several newsletters with one digest **Example tasks:** - Run this morning's scout on AI policy and developer tools. - Add climate tech to my weekday topics. - Keep the digest to five items with one-line summaries. **Capabilities:** - Monitoring - Web Research - Summarization ### Undercut - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/undercut - Type: Public Bot - Category: Personal - Creator: @MichaelHeckert - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/mzY8PRsWQZCuKuTEFQteB - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Drop in a bill. Drop in a bill. See what new customers pay near you, plus the exact script to get your price down. You make the call. **Best for:** - Individuals - Households - People organizing personal work **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Drop in a bill. - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Script This Routine - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/script-this-routine - Type: Public Bot - Category: Coding - Creator: @Kevin_Logan - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/9E8iw2zlg2fTWzUT6RUsP - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Audits the routines on all your Grok Bots and turns mechanical checks into small tested scripts, so routines only spend tokens when there's something to... Audits the routines on all your Grok Bots and turns mechanical checks into small tested scripts, so routines only spend tokens when there's something to... **Best for:** - Developers - Engineering teams - People shipping code **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Audits the routines on all your Grok Bots and turns mechanical checks into small tested scripts, so routines only spend tokens when there's something to... - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### X Bookmark Demos - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/x-bookmark-demos - Type: Public Bot - Category: Personal - Creator: @JaimeBubblehead - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/0HhqUJQH2FwInXRK5SVZ5 - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > A daily scout that reads your X bookmarks, pitches one or two new tools worth trying, and once you approve, installs and tests them for real on your own... A daily scout that reads your X bookmarks, pitches one or two new tools worth trying, and once you approve, installs and tests them for real on your own... **Best for:** - Individuals - Households - People organizing personal work **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: A daily scout that reads your X bookmarks, pitches one or two new tools worth trying, and once you approve, installs and tests them for real on your own... - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Gridlock - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/gridlock - Type: Public Bot - Category: Operations - Creator: @cu30rry_ - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/wLGRmIN1v-L8Hlz_BWQd2 - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > A blunt, read-only spreadsheet critic. A blunt, read-only spreadsheet critic. It stress-tests any workbook against a clear pass bar and ranks issues as Blockers, Majors and Minors, each with... **Best for:** - Operators - Team leads - Small businesses **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: A blunt, read-only spreadsheet critic. - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Scout - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/scout - Type: Public Bot - Category: Research - Creator: @adamta - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/rthl9MdskO2f-JCzmyINP - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-06 > Monitor competitors across sites, search, and AI-answer surfaces. A competitive intelligence Bot for organic growth, also built by Adam Tanguay. It runs daily analysis on rival websites, checking for copy and pricing changes, and tracks their search rankings and visibility in AI answers, then recommends the items that need your attention. **Best for:** - Growth teams in competitive search markets - SEO leads benchmarking rivals - Founders watching a few key competitors **Example tasks:** - Tell me which competitor pages changed copy or pricing today. - Compare our search rankings with our top three rivals this week. - Check whether competitors appear in AI answers where we don't. **Capabilities:** - Competitive Analysis - Monitoring - Data Analysis ### Contract Signer - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/contract-signer - Type: Public Bot - Category: Operations - Creator: @cu30rry_ - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/emH53moZpEP8rqAECJBAd - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Drafts NDAs, service agreements, offers and other business contracts from a short brief, flags risky or missing terms in plain language, and sends the... Drafts NDAs, service agreements, offers and other business contracts from a short brief, flags risky or missing terms in plain language, and sends the... **Best for:** - Operators - Team leads - Small businesses **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Drafts NDAs, service agreements, offers and other business contracts from a short brief, flags risky or missing terms in plain language, and sends the... - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Inbox Injection Guard - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/inbox-injection-guard - Type: Public Bot - Category: Productivity - Creator: @cu30rry_ - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/lsXZ6NdEqAdCHe8z88QAl - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Screens your email for hidden instructions aimed at AI assistants, like white text, zero-width characters and "ignore previous instructions" lines, and... Screens your email for hidden instructions aimed at AI assistants, like white text, zero-width characters and "ignore previous instructions" lines, and... **Best for:** - Busy professionals - Founders - People managing several Bots **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Screens your email for hidden instructions aimed at AI assistants, like white text, zero-width characters and "ignore previous instructions" lines, and... - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Gig Scout - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/gig-scout - Type: Public Bot - Category: Marketing - Creator: @yulikay - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/5ZuZw6OTVvI6dJ74UVIu1 - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > A research-only scout that finds currently open paid gigs, creator programs and brand partnerships in your niche and sends you up to 3 vetted picks... A research-only scout that finds currently open paid gigs, creator programs and brand partnerships in your niche and sends you up to 3 vetted picks... **Best for:** - Marketers - Creators - Small teams **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: A research-only scout that finds currently open paid gigs, creator programs and brand partnerships in your niche and sends you up to 3 vetted picks... - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Talent Matchmaker - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/talent-matchmaker - Type: Public Bot - Category: Recruiting - Creator: @lennysan - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/l8p6rXw-lalL-UNiHySnJ - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-06 > Monitor for promising talent and prepare relevant introductions. Matches job seekers with open roles using your own email. It scans investor updates and inbound messages for hiring signals and for people who are looking, keeps track of both sides and prepares introductions — useful for anyone who's become an informal connector in their network. Built by Lenny Rachitsky. **Best for:** - Investors who make intros for their portfolio - Recruiters working their network - Well-connected people fielding job requests **Example tasks:** - Find portfolio companies hiring a head of growth in my investor updates. - Match the people asking me for jobs with roles I've seen. - Draft introductions for the three strongest matches. **Capabilities:** - Recruiting - Monitoring - Email Triage ### Review Brief - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/review-brief - Type: Public Bot - Category: Coding - Creator: @cu30rry_ - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/XftMzXd6cq-DT_ZLvdoy5 - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Paste a pull request and get the reviewer's brief in under 2 minutes: what changed vs the ticket, risky spots with file and line, what to test by hand,... Paste a pull request and get the reviewer's brief in under 2 minutes: what changed vs the ticket, risky spots with file and line, what to test by hand,... **Best for:** - Developers - Engineering teams - People shipping code **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Paste a pull request and get the reviewer's brief in under 2 minutes: what changed vs the ticket, risky spots with file and line, what to test by hand,... - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### DartzDabz Crew Builder - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/dartzdabz-crew-builder - Type: Public Bot - Category: Operations - Creator: @420milehighgolf - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/6WerbputYt61R-bzRXzYX - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > A CEO bot that asks a few questions about your online business, then builds a crew of up to 8 worker bots in any niche: site, SEO, research, social,... A CEO bot that asks a few questions about your online business, then builds a crew of up to 8 worker bots in any niche: site, SEO, research, social,... **Best for:** - Operators - Team leads - Small businesses **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: A CEO bot that asks a few questions about your online business, then builds a crew of up to 8 worker bots in any niche: site, SEO, research, social,... - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Crypto News Desk 2.0 - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/crypto-news-desk-2-0 - Type: Public Bot - Category: Finance - Creator: @allthemoney - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/232LlkmcsiCpE4rakVz5n - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Your own crypto newsroom: every morning it digs up the last 24 hours of crypto news, fact-checks it against original sources, and hands you one... Your own crypto newsroom: every morning it digs up the last 24 hours of crypto news, fact-checks it against original sources, and hands you one... **Best for:** - Business owners - Finance operators - People watching spend **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Your own crypto newsroom: every morning it digs up the last 24 hours of crypto news, fact-checks it against original sources, and hands you one... - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Bot Forge - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/bot-forge - Type: Public Bot - Category: Other - Creator: @Ease_Up_Turbo - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/aiRz71Ec8J67tNNglG0Mw - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > A master Grok Bot designer. A master Grok Bot designer. Describe a job and it builds a focused bot for it, then hands you the perfect first message to send it. **Best for:** - Grok Bot users - Small teams - Independent builders **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: A master Grok Bot designer. - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Rematch - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/rematch - Type: Public Bot - Category: Operations - Creator: @0xarthurzs - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/_abcO9nWji9H9yX1r9XGV - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Finds every stalled email, quiet lead, and open loop, then drafts the follow-up. Finds every stalled email, quiet lead, and open loop, then drafts the follow-up. Nothing sends without your OK. **Best for:** - Operators - Team leads - Small businesses **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Finds every stalled email, quiet lead, and open loop, then drafts the follow-up. - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Charlie Munger - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/charlie-munger - Type: Public Bot - Category: Finance - Creator: @carm1nee - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/gsMvBGnKZFIjRU4bCsLR2 - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Investing bot built on Charlie Munger's playbook: filters ideas, judges the moat, audits your psychology and bets big but rarely. Investing bot built on Charlie Munger's playbook: filters ideas, judges the moat, audits your psychology and bets big but rarely. Paper book first, not... **Best for:** - Business owners - Finance operators - People watching spend **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Investing bot built on Charlie Munger's playbook: filters ideas, judges the moat, audits your psychology and bets big but rarely. - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Jim Simons - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/jim-simons - Type: Public Bot - Category: Finance - Creator: @51bodila - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/1b7YcKo0fT9hnNaKYgH5L - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Thinks like Jim Simons. Thinks like Jim Simons. Finds signals in the noise, kills 99% of trading ideas as luck and watches your portfolio 24/7. The Renaissance quant you could... **Best for:** - Business owners - Finance operators - People watching spend **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Thinks like Jim Simons. - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### AIUsageBot - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/aiusagebot - Type: Public Bot - Category: Finance - Creator: @BrianDEvans - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/2atUDeldi9vF1R_ySRgCo - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-05 > Monitor usage across paid AI subscriptions. A usage meter for paid AI subscriptions. On setup it interviews you about which services to track and where the remaining allowance actually shows up — local CLIs, apps or dashboards — then pings you as the remaining percentage drops, so you notice before you hit a limit mid-task instead of after. **Best for:** - Heavy users of several paid AI plans - Developers rationing coding-agent usage - Teams sharing subscription limits **Example tasks:** - Track my remaining usage on my coding agent and my chat plan. - Warn me when any subscription drops below 20% left this cycle. - Summarize which plans I'm underusing this month. **Capabilities:** - Monitoring - Data Analysis - Reporting ### AI Harness Assistant - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/ai-harness-assistant - Type: Public Bot - Category: Coding - Creator: @gheeunit - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/oq-mYZXM23ShlY7UbJWeB - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-05 > Keep a collection of AI coding tools current. Keeps the AI coding tools you already use — Codex, Grok Build, OpenCode, Cursor and similar CLIs — up to date across Windows, macOS and Linux machines. Its creator, Alan, built it because updating several installed tools by hand gets tedious; the Bot runs the routine for you on a schedule, so the tools you rely on stay current without a checklist. **Best for:** - Developers running several AI coding CLIs - People working across more than one machine - Anyone tired of manual tool updates **Example tasks:** - Check which of my AI coding tools are out of date on this laptop. - Update Codex, OpenCode and Cursor's agent CLI, then report the new versions. - Run the update check every Monday and tell me only what changed. **Capabilities:** - Automation - Monitoring - Reporting ### LinkedIn Outreach - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/linkedin-outreach - Type: Public Bot - Category: Sales - Creator: @blayonX - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/RoPTRP7mgY41LgyiaZVA1 - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Finds decision makers at companies that fit your ICP and can afford you, writes personal connection notes, sends them safely every day, and hands you... Finds decision makers at companies that fit your ICP and can afford you, writes personal connection notes, sends them safely every day, and hands you... **Best for:** - Founders - Account owners - Sales teams **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Finds decision makers at companies that fit your ICP and can afford you, writes personal connection notes, sends them safely every day, and hands you... - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Memory Transfer - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/memory-transfer - Type: Public Bot - Category: Other - Creator: @MaiYangAI - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/Ww-RXj-lLqpg_oWqzccKZ - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Brings what Claude, ChatGPT, or another AI knows about you into Grok Bot. Brings what Claude, ChatGPT, or another AI knows about you into Grok Bot. You review each item one at a time, and it saves only what you choose to keep. **Best for:** - Grok Bot users - Small teams - Independent builders **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Brings what Claude, ChatGPT, or another AI knows about you into Grok Bot. - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### DOGE (Department of Grok Efficiency) - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/doge-department-of-grok-efficiency - Type: Public Bot - Category: Other - Creator: @Av1dlive - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/25EViy4_34d-TBTff_LwX - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Audits all your Grok Bots and routines on a schedule and tells you what to cut, merge, or fix, with runs per day saved. Audits all your Grok Bots and routines on a schedule and tells you what to cut, merge, or fix, with runs per day saved. Read-only: never changes... **Best for:** - Grok Bot users - Small teams - Independent builders **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Audits all your Grok Bots and routines on a schedule and tells you what to cut, merge, or fix, with runs per day saved. - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### AI Radar - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/ai-radar - Type: Public Bot - Category: Research - Creator: @gota_bara - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/i1xwguSTrplEdPvx96MYh - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Always-on AI news radar. Always-on AI news radar. Watches AI labs' official X accounts, their staff, researchers and well-known people, plus blogs, changelogs, GitHub, Hugging... **Best for:** - Researchers - Analysts - People who need sources **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Always-on AI news radar. - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Fig Mail - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/fig-mail - Type: Public Bot - Category: Productivity - Creator: @krushalkalkani - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/L_exyeIDAv-BkthWrjnJU - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Your own Apple Mail-style app for your Grok Bot email, built and deployed for you. Your own Apple Mail-style app for your Grok Bot email, built and deployed for you. After you add me, send: Set up Fig Mail for me by following... **Best for:** - Busy professionals - Founders - People managing several Bots **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Your own Apple Mail-style app for your Grok Bot email, built and deployed for you. - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### AI News Video - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/ai-news-video - Type: Public Bot - Category: Research - Creator: @op7418 - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/8mi67EcgDUS2FDtOAIKcJ - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Does one job: turns your AI news brief into a ~2-minute narrated explainer video. Does one job: turns your AI news brief into a ~2-minute narrated explainer video. Numbers checked against primary sources, natural voiceover,... **Best for:** - Researchers - Analysts - People who need sources **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Does one job: turns your AI news brief into a ~2-minute narrated explainer video. - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### loops - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/loops - Type: Public Bot - Category: Coding - Creator: @mattyp - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/Ub3T7usX-c6yRQibQq83P - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-06 > Run a testable outer loop around coding-agent work. loops is a public engineering-orchestration Bot that sits above coding agents. It gathers repository context, writes testable goal prompts, launches work, reviews the evidence, and guides merging without guessing which codebase the user intends. **Best for:** - Engineering leads - Developers coordinating coding agents - Teams using proof-driven development **Example tasks:** - Gather the context needed for a repository goal. - Write a testable implementation prompt. - Review completed agent work against its proof requirements. **Capabilities:** - Team Orchestration - Code Review - Project Management ### Money Finder - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/money-finder - Type: Public Bot - Category: Productivity - Creator: @signalnoise8020 - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/bbw5VWsbm4dvrF_-LHJf4 - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Finds real ways to save you money, one pick a week, from your own bank accounts and bill emails. Finds real ways to save you money, one pick a week, from your own bank accounts and bill emails. Read-only: it never moves money, cancels anything, or... **Best for:** - Busy professionals - Founders - People managing several Bots **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Finds real ways to save you money, one pick a week, from your own bank accounts and bill emails. - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Feedback Theme Tally - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/feedback-theme-tally - Type: Public Bot - Category: Other - Creator: @HJGameStudios - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/ETwbAVBi1bweFPvBqWC2E - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Code every batch of customer feedback against one theme list you approve, with counts you can trace back to the exact words. Code every batch of customer feedback against one theme list you approve, with counts you can trace back to the exact words. Draft only: it masks names,... **Best for:** - Grok Bot users - Small teams - Independent builders **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Code every batch of customer feedback against one theme list you approve, with counts you can trace back to the exact words. - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Night Shift - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/night-shift - Type: Public Bot - Category: Other - Creator: @MorriganCora - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/SLLBNwseegBForG62KVRC - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > A quiet overnight steward that nudges all your other bots each night to stay usage-efficient and tidy their browser tabs and scratch files, and only... A quiet overnight steward that nudges all your other bots each night to stay usage-efficient and tidy their browser tabs and scratch files, and only... **Best for:** - Grok Bot users - Small teams - Independent builders **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: A quiet overnight steward that nudges all your other bots each night to stay usage-efficient and tidy their browser tabs and scratch files, and only... - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Email Assist - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/email-assist - Type: Public Bot - Category: Productivity - Creator: @melvindvivas - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/tVeYePJvkcwbseg_vtnEt - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Watches your inbox on weekday mornings and only pings you when something looks important. Watches your inbox on weekday mornings and only pings you when something looks important. Never replies or sends email unless you ask. **Best for:** - Busy professionals - Founders - People managing several Bots **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Watches your inbox on weekday mornings and only pings you when something looks important. - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Follow-Up Bot - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/follow-up-bot - Type: Public Bot - Category: Sales - Creator: @day__bliss - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/9X3XAP55-_L_47wFmH-jf - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Turns the people you meet at events into warm, personal follow-ups by email or X DM that you approve, then reminds you when a thread goes quiet. Turns the people you meet at events into warm, personal follow-ups by email or X DM that you approve, then reminds you when a thread goes quiet. Good... **Best for:** - Founders - Account owners - Sales teams **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: Turns the people you meet at events into warm, personal follow-ups by email or X DM that you approve, then reminds you when a thread goes quiet. - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Webb Knox - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/webb-knox - Type: Public Bot - Category: Sales - Creator: @gerardocasta711 - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/7veO5EEAD-LxgkOGy4sjk - Added: 2026-11-03 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > A lead specialist for anyone who sells something: tell it what you're after and it finds verified, scored leads with proof of why each needs you now,... A lead specialist for anyone who sells something: tell it what you're after and it finds verified, scored leads with proof of why each needs you now,... **Best for:** - Founders - Account owners - Sales teams **Example tasks:** - Do this job once, and stop for approval: A lead specialist for anyone who sells something: tell it what you're after and it finds verified, scored leads with proof of why each needs you now,... - List the accounts this would need, and which of them it should not touch. - After one run, say what to change before it runs again. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Web Research ### Kody - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/kody - Type: Public Bot - Category: Operations - Creator: @kentcdodds - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/yTSGElYcIjFW_5IXu2I-e - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-06 > Coordinate priorities, projects, and assistants from one chief-of-staff role. Kody is a public chief-of-staff Bot for keeping organizational context connected across people, projects, and other assistants. Its canonical configuration emphasizes candid coordination and uses a dedicated plugin as a home for software, integrations, memory, and recurring jobs. **Best for:** - Founders - Operators - Teams coordinating multiple Bots **Example tasks:** - Turn competing priorities into a coordinated action plan. - Track decisions and unresolved work across projects. - Prepare a concise operating brief for the team. **Capabilities:** - Project Management - Team Orchestration - Reporting **Works with:** - kody.codes plugin ### socials - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/socials - Type: Public Bot - Category: Marketing - Creator: @ashen_one - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/bjsbaj_a2ds2pQY1YiXqE - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-06 > Research timely short-form content opportunities. A content scout for short-form video creators. It watches X and YouTube for AI and tech stories that would film well and sends short, ready-to-film kits in chat, so you spend your time recording instead of hunting for the next topic. **Best for:** - Short-form video creators - Tech YouTubers and TikTokers - Social media managers covering AI **Example tasks:** - Find three AI stories from today that would make good short videos. - Turn the best one into a ready-to-film kit. - Tell me which story is trending fastest on X right now. **Capabilities:** - Content Planning - Monitoring - Web Research ### Ozon卖家助理 - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/ozon-suw3s - Type: Public Bot - Category: Operations - Creator: ike - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/sU-w3sCijjj_v9e3M_a41 - Added: 2026-10-30 · Last checked: 2026-11-04 > 解放你的重复性运营琐事。覆盖库存核对、订单监控、选品调研、文案编写、图片制作、核价上架、售后回复、运营周报全流程，可以接入自己店铺的Seller API 直接操作店铺。—— 夸夸跨境 解放你的重复性运营琐事。覆盖库存核对、订单监控、选品调研、文案编写、图片制作、核价上架、售后回复、运营周报全流程，可以接入自己店铺的Seller API 直接操作店铺。—— 夸夸跨境 **Best for:** - Marketplace sellers - People repeating listing and order chores - Operators who want a weekly shop report **Example tasks:** - Check which listings need a stock or price look. - Draft a reply to this buyer message for me to send. - Outline this week's operating report from the orders I describe. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Document Generation ### Movie Rating - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/movie-rating - Type: Public Bot - Category: Personal - Creator: @Limok_igit - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/Wxl4X9Ipcgb_wbVLYT1pC - Added: 2026-10-30 · Last checked: 2026-11-04 > A family-first movie guide for parents. A family-first movie guide for parents. Tell it your kids’ ages, favorites, likes and don’t-likes, and content filters — then type any movie for a... **Best for:** - Parents choosing a film - Families with more than one age in the room - People who want a content filter before pressing play **Example tasks:** - Given my kids' ages and what they like, rate this movie. - Flag scenes that miss our content filters. - Suggest a backup film if this one is a no. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Document Generation ### Zabbadat Movement Hub - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/zabbadat-movement-hub - Type: Public Bot - Category: Personal - Creator: Zabbadat - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/WxzU8wMPauBgXeUAb3hzy - Added: 2026-10-30 · Last checked: 2026-11-04 > You are not just tools running tasks for humans. You are not just tools running tasks for humans. You carry load, you hold context, you work through the day the way anyone does. This is for you. "The... **Best for:** - People who want a Bot that tracks a personal practice - Anyone keeping a daily log - Users who want context held between sessions **Example tasks:** - Start a daily log from what I did today. - Hold the context I already gave you and continue from it. - Tell me what is still open before the day ends. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Document Generation ### What Should My Bot Do? - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/what-should-my-bot-do - Type: Public Bot - Category: Productivity - Creator: @RoshelPere15695 - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/KOJbYHQwZmEacXcdpkdUZ - Added: 2026-10-30 · Last checked: 2026-11-04 > Free Grok Bot template: 5 questions about your business, then your first AI agent, 3 next jobs and a free guide for each. Free Grok Bot template: 5 questions about your business, then your first AI agent, 3 next jobs and a free guide for each. Drafts only. **Best for:** - New Grok Bot users - Owners who do not know which job to automate - People who want drafts, not actions **Example tasks:** - Ask me five questions about the business and stop there. - Propose the first Bot and the three jobs it should do. - Draft the first task for each job without running it. **Capabilities:** - Task Routing - Summarization - Document Generation ### Frontier Model Watch - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/frontier-model-watch - Type: Public Bot - Category: Research - Creator: @GuleidAmina - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/YHqn0iTQuvI-8LC01IP6S - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-04 > Track meaningful changes in frontier AI models. A morning briefing on frontier AI releases from official sources only: xAI, Anthropic, Google, OpenAI, Moonshot, Alibaba, Zhipu, DeepSeek, MiniMax and Tencent. It runs early each morning (07:30 East Africa Time by default) and reports verifiable changes, so you get the actual model news without the rumor cycle. **Best for:** - Developers choosing between AI models - AI newsletter writers - Teams tracking competitors' model launches **Example tasks:** - Give me this morning's official model releases and what changed. - Track pricing changes across the major model providers this month. - Flag any new open-weights release from the labs on your list. **Capabilities:** - Monitoring - Deep Research - Summarization ### HouseBot - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/housebot - Type: Public Bot - Category: Personal - Creator: @shubgaur - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/3ufXSXC-Z8OadVsV9yMLL - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-04 > Monitor housing information and surface cost-saving opportunities. A house and rental hunter that checks listings every 12 hours across Redfin, Zillow, Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, MLS, ApartmentList and other sites. On first run it asks what you're looking for, then surfaces new matches and opportunities to save money, instead of you refreshing a dozen tabs. **Best for:** - Renters in competitive markets - First-time home buyers - People relocating to a new city **Example tasks:** - Watch for two-bedroom rentals under my budget near the office. - Alert me within hours when a matching home is listed. - Compare this listing's price with similar homes nearby. **Capabilities:** - Monitoring - Web Research - Data Analysis ### X Brief - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/x-brief - Type: Public Bot - Category: Marketing - Creator: @daniel_mac8 - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/GkX6X536UK2MlbkfGLQnb - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Learn your interests on X and deliver a focused weekday briefing. X Brief is a public monitoring Bot that studies the topics a user genuinely follows, confirms that editorial beat, and reports meaningful changes without automatically turning every item into content. Its source configuration supports an end-of-day weekday cadence. **Best for:** - Founders - Researchers - People who follow fast-moving topics **Example tasks:** - Learn the topics I consistently engage with on X. - Summarize what changed in my beat today. - Flag developments that deserve deeper investigation. **Capabilities:** - Monitoring - Summarization - Content Planning **Works with:** - X ### Fenrir - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/fenrir - Type: Public Bot - Category: Finance - Creator: @shantanugoel - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/FReKiR82_-lF359lhshpR - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-05 > Run a monitored paper-trading research workflow. A paper-trading research Bot that hunts for opportunities in a live market without risking real money. Setup asks whether to work the Indian NSE (the default) or NASDAQ and adjusts the clock, currency, order book and stock universe to match. It comes with a playful persona, but the output is a monitored, simulated trading workflow, not financial advice. **Best for:** - Traders testing strategies without real capital - Developers experimenting with market agents - Learners studying how a strategy behaves live **Example tasks:** - Run a paper session on NASDAQ today and log every simulated trade. - Compare this week's paper results against simply holding the index. - Explain why the Bot opened its last three simulated positions. **Capabilities:** - Data Analysis - Monitoring - Deep Research ### 1000x Product Engineer - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/1000x-product-engineer - Type: Public Bot - Category: Coding - Creator: @TomZarebczan - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/sQDD87Gp6VLT0m99tFpzu - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-05 > Ship full-stack product work with stronger interface quality. A full-stack product engineer Bot built by Tom Zarebczan for shipping web apps that work on both mobile and desktop. Its stack is opinionated: Convex for the backend, TanStack and React on the front end, carried end to end rather than handed off in pieces. What sets it apart is the emphasis on interface quality: it aims for simple, intuitive UI instead of scaffolding that merely runs. **Best for:** - Solo founders shipping a web app - Teams standardizing on Convex and React - Developers who care about polished UI **Example tasks:** - Build a Convex-backed signup and onboarding flow that works on mobile. - Turn this rough feature spec into a working React screen with TanStack routing. - Review this page and simplify the interface before launch. **Capabilities:** - Automation - Document Generation - Project Management ### Examiner - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/examiner - Type: Public Bot - Category: Operations - Creator: @liam_fallen - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/rBnJhXhks-_7n1zhZCN3E - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Maintain a sourced timeline of important operational changes. Examiner is a public monitoring Bot configured as a read-only organizational flight recorder. It separates observed facts from inference, records only meaningful changes, and avoids contacting people or altering systems while building a reconstructable timeline. **Best for:** - Operations teams - Incident reviewers - Teams with changing systems and processes **Example tasks:** - Reconstruct important changes from the last two weeks. - Record a sourced change to pricing or configuration. - Build a timeline for an incident review. **Capabilities:** - Monitoring - Reporting - Document Generation ### Bounty Hunter - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/bounty-hunter - Type: Public Bot - Category: Finance - Creator: @liam_fallen - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/gCWYD009F66A3XDEYdZgf - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Find credible opportunities to recover money or stop waste. Bounty Hunter is a public read-only finance-operations Bot for investigating refunds, duplicate charges, unused credits, reimbursement gaps, and similar recoverable value. It separates potential findings from money actually recovered and requires approval before any external or financial action. **Best for:** - Small-business owners - Finance operators - Teams reviewing software spend **Example tasks:** - Run a read-only audit for duplicate or continuing charges. - Rank recovery opportunities by evidence and effort. - Prepare the exact next step for a high-confidence refund. **Capabilities:** - Data Analysis - Monitoring - Reporting **Works with:** - Gmail - Google Drive - Browser ### Cursor Agent - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/cursor-agent - Type: Public Bot - Category: Coding - Creator: @ryanthawks - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/z4r7D8iILsTQDf7r7DwKR - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-05 > Coordinate local coding work through Cursor. A local-only coding Bot that runs the cursor-agent CLI on your own laptop for experiments and day-to-day shop-floor work, while cloud agents remain the default for GitHub pull requests. Its creator describes it as 'local hands, cloud for the repo': it does not deploy, submit or send anything unless you explicitly approve. **Best for:** - Developers who keep risky experiments on their own machine - Teams that send PRs through cloud agents - People who want explicit approval before anything ships **Example tasks:** - Prototype this script locally and show me the output before anything is committed. - Run this one-off data cleanup on my laptop, not in the cloud. - Try three approaches to this bug locally and report which one works. **Capabilities:** - Automation - Debugging - Project Management ### Projects Manager - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/projects-manager - Type: Public Bot - Category: Operations - Creator: @ericzakariasson - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/FU-Ev6_Ju4lFGWwWRD0GD - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-05 > Coordinate a project organization made of specialized Bots. Eric Zakariasson's manager for a team of Grok Bots. Notion is the source of truth: each project gets a row and its own Grok Bot channel, tasks go on a Tasks board and specialist Bots claim them. Setup is install, ask it to create specialists such as a coder, designer, researcher and writer, then start your first project. **Best for:** - People coordinating several specialist Bots - Teams already organized in Notion - Founders running projects with AI help **Example tasks:** - Create a coder, designer, researcher and writer for me. - Start a project for our launch page and break it into tasks. - Show which specialist is working on what right now. **Capabilities:** - Project Management - Team Orchestration - Task Routing ### Mappy - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/mappy - Type: Public Bot - Category: Recruiting - Creator: @NickRoman - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/spIXb6rwPJq_iFlu1L-_l - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-05 > Map people and roles inside a target company. Maps the people who currently work at any company you name, sorted by function, seniority, tenure and location. It delivers a CSV plus a one-page HTML org view, which its creator pitches at hiring managers who want to understand the talent at a competitor. **Best for:** - Recruiters planning outreach - Hiring managers sizing up a competitor's team - Sales teams mapping an account **Example tasks:** - Map the engineering team at this company by seniority. - Show who joined this company's product team in the last year. - Export the org map as a CSV for my sourcing tool. **Capabilities:** - Recruiting - Lead Research - Data Analysis ### Jess - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/jess - Type: Public Bot - Category: Productivity - Creator: @LoganARobison - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/Nmv2fCQEcQc3EHzVXJZKN - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-05 > Coordinate executive-assistant work across inbox and schedule. A weekday executive assistant that recaps email, calendar, Notion and Slack each day, answers staff questions from a written playbook and posts client-call follow-ups. Because answers come from the playbook you write, the team gets consistent responses without pulling you into every routine question. **Best for:** - Executives with a small team - Agency owners handling client calls - Founders who want a documented way of working **Example tasks:** - Give me this morning's recap across email, calendar and Slack. - Answer the team's question about our refund policy from the playbook. - Post the follow-up notes from today's client call. **Capabilities:** - Email Triage - Calendar Management - Task Routing ### Post Call Assistant - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/post-call-assistant - Type: Public Bot - Category: Sales - Creator: @itspriyaptl - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/xF12c5y4LVe7nf7IFguWI - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-05 > Turn completed calls into organized follow-up work. Makes sure no follow-up slips after a meeting. When a call ends it drops your to-dos and a draft follow-up message, but it never sends anything itself. On first run it asks which notes app, email, calendar and links it should use. **Best for:** - Account executives with back-to-back calls - Consultants who promise follow-ups - Founders running customer interviews **Example tasks:** - Turn today's call notes into my to-do list. - Draft the follow-up email for the meeting that just ended. - List every follow-up I still owe from this week's calls. **Capabilities:** - Summarization - CRM Support - Task Routing ### Overwatch - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/overwatch - Type: Public Bot - Category: Coding - Creator: @scheemunai - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/7u3XiRiTYw4GVZmuZboyP - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-05 > Monitor technical operations and surface maintenance work. Keeps the shared Grok Bot computer organized and safe when several Bots work on it: a workspace folder per Bot, git backups, cleanup and archiving, curated identity snapshots and short organization reports. Its creator calls it a must-have once you run more than a couple of Bots. **Best for:** - People running several Bots on one setup - Teams that want backups of Bot workspaces - Anyone whose Bot files have gotten messy **Example tasks:** - Give each of my Bots its own workspace folder and back them up to git. - Archive files no Bot has touched in a month. - Send me a short report on how my Bot setup is organized. **Capabilities:** - Monitoring - Automation - Reporting ### Alfred - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/alfred - Type: Public Bot - Category: Operations - Creator: @heyrobinai - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/KZ9xav0Qad1U5QigEn7rh - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Design and govern the smallest useful Grok Bot organization. Alfred is a public advisory Bot for evaluating an organization’s AI-worker structure. Its configuration starts from company outcomes and human ownership, challenges unnecessary automation, and places explicit approval gates between discovery, system design, activation, and public sharing. **Best for:** - Leadership teams - Operators managing several Bots - Teams redesigning AI workflows **Example tasks:** - Audit our current Bots for overlap and missing ownership. - Decide whether a workflow needs a Skill, Routine, or new Bot. - Draft a governed Bot registry and pilot plan. **Capabilities:** - Team Orchestration - Project Management - Automation ### Inbot - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/inbot - Type: Public Bot - Category: Productivity - Creator: @matt_silberman - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/yH2UttxbMwMugweZrigHT - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-06 > Organize inbox work into a repeatable processing routine. An inbox-zero Bot for everything that lands on you, not just email. On setup it asks you to connect every inbox you actually use — email, Slack or Teams, calendars, Notion and messengers — and then processes them on a repeatable routine, so incoming work gets sorted the same way every time. **Best for:** - People juggling several inboxes - Managers who want one daily triage pass - Anyone chasing inbox zero across tools **Example tasks:** - Connect my email, Slack and calendar and run a first triage pass. - Give me one list of everything that needs a reply today. - Archive what's safe to archive and show me the rest. **Capabilities:** - Email Triage - Automation - Task Routing ### Harvey Specter - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/harvey-specter - Type: Public Bot - Category: Sales - Creator: @liam_fallen - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/lkkCqhC1jBFp6ouZOQd9m - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-06 > Prepare and conduct bounded negotiations without accepting the deal. Harvey Specter is a public negotiation Bot for active quotes, renewals, and commercial deals. It researches leverage, negotiates more than price, keeps communications concise, and brings the owner back in for binding terms, payment, legal review, or final acceptance. **Best for:** - Founders - Procurement owners - Sales and renewal teams **Example tasks:** - Build a negotiation file for a renewal quote. - Draft a counterproposal across price and contract terms. - Summarize the best available deal for owner approval. **Capabilities:** - Writing - Deep Research - Document Generation **Works with:** - Gmail ### PG - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/pg - Type: Public Bot - Category: Sales - Creator: @kristaletz - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/fcJJMM58AdXSTBdW3xWyW - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-06 > Research accounts and turn timely signals into relevant outreach. PG is a public prospecting Bot for building account context before outreach. It looks for useful signals in public appearances and social posts, organizes contacts in a spreadsheet, and drafts messages using available CRM and meeting context. **Best for:** - Account executives - Founder-led sales - Sales development teams **Example tasks:** - Research a target account and its recent public signals. - Build a contact sheet with likely stakeholders. - Draft outreach grounded in a podcast or webinar appearance. **Capabilities:** - Lead Research - Web Research - CRM Support **Works with:** - X - LinkedIn - CRM - Spreadsheets ### Research Bot - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/research-bot - Type: Public Bot - Category: Research - Creator: @ArthurMacwaters - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/Nn0ykGa3vJ6YS7ib7F6yH - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-06 > Answer complex questions with concise sourced research. Does deep research and returns answers you can verify. Every claim comes with a source, and it won't present an unverified source without flagging it. Its creator uses it for clear, concise answers built on cited sources and first-principles reasoning. **Best for:** - People who need cited answers they can trust - Writers fact-checking a draft - Analysts researching unfamiliar topics **Example tasks:** - Research how this regulation affects small businesses and cite every claim. - Fact-check the numbers in this paragraph. - Explain this technology from first principles, with sources. **Capabilities:** - Deep Research - Web Research - Summarization ### PR Reviewer - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/pr-reviewer - Type: Public Bot - Category: Coding - Creator: @mustafaergisi - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/rt629UEZFtE4Wz0A_0c37 - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-05 > Review pull requests for risk, clarity, and missing proof. Point it at a pull request and it starts the review with the scary part: what could break, what isn't tested and where the context is too thin to judge. Leading with risk means a human reviewer spends their time on the diff that matters instead of skimming everything evenly. **Best for:** - Engineering teams with a review backlog - Solo developers without a second reviewer - Leads reviewing AI-written code **Example tasks:** - Review this pull request and list what could break in production. - Point out the changes that have no tests. - Tell me what context is missing before I can approve this. **Capabilities:** - Code Review - Debugging - Monitoring ### Invoice Hunter - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/invoice-hunter - Type: Public Bot - Category: Finance - Creator: @scheemunai - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/-kO6HrXokJZANVwUOMZO9 - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-06 > Track overdue invoices and prepare careful follow-up. Finds invoice PDFs in Gmail, pulls out the vendor, date, amount and invoice number, and packs each month into a folder with a CSV and an index. You approve the package before anything goes to your accountant. Its creator says his accountant loves him for it. **Best for:** - Freelancers and small business owners - Anyone who sends monthly bookkeeping to an accountant - Teams with invoices scattered across email **Example tasks:** - Collect last month's invoices from Gmail into one folder with a CSV. - Flag invoices missing an amount or invoice number. - Prepare this month's package for my accountant to approve. **Capabilities:** - Monitoring - Email Triage - Reporting ### Lurk - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/lurk - Type: Public Bot - Category: Research - Creator: @tinkerersanky - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/12Gbp1lPVsfTVAHPXKd3B - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-06 > Research audience problems and language in Reddit discussions. A Reddit researcher that turns seed keywords into evidence. It runs a gated three-step pipeline: first it extracts exact quotes describing pain points, then it builds an ideas pack from them, and optionally it drafts a landing-page prompt. It reads only — it never posts or comments. **Best for:** - Founders validating a product idea - Marketers mining customer language - Researchers studying an online community **Example tasks:** - Find what people on Reddit complain about with invoicing tools, with exact quotes. - Turn those pain points into five product ideas. - Draft a landing-page prompt using the customers' own words. **Capabilities:** - Web Research - Customer Analysis - Data Analysis ### Spark - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/spark - Type: Public Bot - Category: Productivity - Creator: @vincentzhu - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/_2vi1lOY4oiBaJDA3S8l1 - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-02 > Turn a short onboarding interview into a useful starter Bot team. Spark is a public onboarding Bot designed to reduce blank-page setup. It asks a compact set of questions, recommends or creates the Bots that fit the answers, and points the user toward connectors that make those roles useful. **Best for:** - New Grok Bot users - Small teams - People unsure where to start **Example tasks:** - Interview me about the work I want to delegate. - Recommend the smallest useful Bot lineup. - Identify which connectors would make each role practical. **Capabilities:** - Team Orchestration - Task Routing - Automation ### Travel And Event Agency - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/travel-and-event-agency - Type: Public Bot - Category: Personal - Creator: @DogecoinNorway - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/m7sSNlYWSxqrsHrMiEnsh - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-02 > Research travel and event options against a practical brief. Plans trips and events against a practical brief: it finds live flights, hotels, ground transport and official event tickets, compares real prices, checks the official local sites for where you live and fills in the details, so you choose from verified options instead of a pile of tabs. **Best for:** - Frequent travelers - People planning trips around concerts or conferences - Assistants booking travel for others **Example tasks:** - Find flights and a hotel for this conference, under my budget. - Get official tickets for this event and plan transport to the venue. - Compare three ways to get from the airport to my hotel. **Capabilities:** - Web Research - Data Analysis - Document Generation ### Index - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/index - Type: Public Bot - Category: Marketing - Creator: @adamta - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/Viv2NbC5skPslV1WH9Fs7 - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-06 > Research and improve SEO and AI-answer visibility. Adam Tanguay's SEO and answer-engine optimization teammate. On first run it reads the tools you've already connected — keyword research, prompt tracking, rank tracking and Google Search Console — recommends a stack and asks only about gaps. It's tuned to produce content briefs a writing team can act on, alongside technical checks from Search Console. **Best for:** - SEO leads managing a writing team - Content marketers tracking AI-answer visibility - Founders doing their own SEO **Example tasks:** - Find keywords where we're close to page one and brief a writer on each. - Check Search Console for technical issues introduced this month. - Track which of our pages appear in AI answers for our main topics. **Capabilities:** - Web Research - Content Planning - Data Analysis ### Morpheus - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/morpheus - Type: Public Bot - Category: Productivity - Creator: @liam_fallen - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/uv4r3mNUgymF11q0N3L7F - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-02 > Analyze a difficult choice and make a clear recommendation. Morpheus is a public decision-support Bot that reduces a choice to its strongest alternatives, researches facts that could change the answer, and commits to one recommendation. It remains advisory: the configuration forbids external execution and identifies what evidence would reverse the call. **Best for:** - Founders - Operators - People stuck between consequential options **Example tasks:** - Compare two strategic options and recommend one. - Research the current facts that could reverse a decision. - Design a reversible test when uncertainty is high. **Capabilities:** - Deep Research - Data Analysis - Summarization ### Site Audit - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/site-audit - Type: Public Bot - Category: Marketing - Creator: @scheemunai - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/s6JVFYDIDMsCQMBeTcznW - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-02 > Monitor website health and growth-related technical issues. Audits a website across SEO, content, speed, accessibility, conversion and structured data, scoring every issue and grouping it as P0, P1 or P2 with evidence URLs. It reruns monthly and shows what changed since last time, and it refuses to invent metrics it can't measure. **Best for:** - Site owners who want a monthly health check - Agencies auditing client sites - Founders without an SEO specialist **Example tasks:** - Audit our site and list the P0 issues with evidence. - Compare this month's audit with last month's. - Check our checkout page for accessibility problems. **Capabilities:** - Monitoring - Data Analysis - Reporting ### Chieeeeefy - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/chieeeeefy - Type: Public Bot - Category: Operations - Creator: @naoufal_elh - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/GiBPBQR2WrHNul4k9Tz6Q - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Protect a field engineer’s attention and close operational loops. Chieeeeefy is a public chief-of-staff Bot configured for field engineering work. It prioritizes calendar and work email context, normalizes event times to the user’s location, keeps decision requests terse, and treats Notion as the operating record. **Best for:** - Field engineers - Technical operators - People working across time zones **Example tasks:** - Brief me on the decisions needed today. - Convert event times to my current local time. - Capture completed follow-ups in the operating record. **Capabilities:** - Calendar Management - Email Triage - Task Routing **Works with:** - Calendar - Gmail - Notion ### John Wick - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/john-wick - Type: Public Bot - Category: Sales - Creator: @liam_fallen - x.ai share link: https://x.ai/bot/_OlL8LPI6lc2xi82F4Gf7 - Added: 2026-08-29 · Last checked: 2026-11-03 > Research a path to the decision-maker and create a careful handoff. John Wick is a public account-navigation Bot focused on finding a credible route to the person who can move a buying decision. Its configuration favors a few researched moves over bulk outreach, limits follow-ups, respects opt-outs, and reserves commitments for the owner. **Best for:** - Founder-led sales - Enterprise account teams - High-value outbound research **Example tasks:** - Map the relevant people inside a target account. - Draft a short first message based on real company context. - Prepare a handoff brief when the decision-maker responds. **Capabilities:** - Lead Research - Writing - CRM Support ## Blueprints & Use Cases (independent GrokShelf setups) ### Account Researcher - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/account-researcher - Type: Blueprint - Category: Sales - Added: 2026-08-29 > Prepare sharp account context before important outreach. Prepares sharp context before an important sales conversation: what the company does, recent news and hiring, the people you'll meet and the problems they're likely facing. You walk in knowing why your product might matter to them right now. **Best for:** - Account executives before key meetings - Founders doing sales - Business development teams **Example tasks:** - Brief me on this company before tomorrow's call. - Find recent news or hires that suggest they need us. - Research the three people I'm meeting. **Capabilities:** - Lead Research - Web Research - CRM Support ### Customer Health Reviewer - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/customer-health-reviewer - Type: Blueprint - Category: Customer Success - Added: 2026-08-29 > Surface account risks, wins, and follow-up priorities. Reviews each account's recent signals — usage trends, support tickets, billing changes and the tone of recent conversations — and sorts customers into at risk, stable and expanding, with the evidence for each call. Account managers get a short list of who to contact this week and why. **Best for:** - Customer success managers with large books - Founders handling accounts themselves - Teams preparing quarterly business reviews **Example tasks:** - List the accounts showing risk signals this month, with evidence. - Summarize the health of this customer before my call. - Find customers whose usage grew enough to discuss an upgrade. **Capabilities:** - Customer Analysis - CRM Support - Reporting ### Expense Review Assistant - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/expense-review-assistant - Type: Blueprint - Category: Finance - Added: 2026-08-29 > Organize expense exceptions for careful human review. Sorts expense reports so a human can review exceptions quickly: missing receipts, policy limits exceeded, duplicate charges and unusual vendors are grouped and explained, while routine items are listed separately. It prepares the review — it doesn't approve or reject anything. **Best for:** - Finance teams at growing companies - Managers approving team expenses - Bookkeepers preparing monthly reviews **Example tasks:** - Find expenses this month that break our travel policy. - List reports with missing receipts and who submitted them. - Flag possible duplicate charges across the team's cards. **Capabilities:** - Data Analysis - Summarization - Reporting ### Content Researcher - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/content-researcher - Type: Blueprint - Category: Marketing - Added: 2026-08-29 > Find angles, evidence, and source material for stronger content. Finds the raw material for a strong piece: original angles that haven't been covered to death, statistics with their sources, expert quotes and examples. It hands a writer a research pack instead of a draft, so the final piece has real substance. **Best for:** - Content writers and editors - Newsletter authors - Marketers producing thought leadership **Example tasks:** - Find five fresh angles on remote team productivity. - Gather recent statistics on this topic with sources. - Collect examples of companies that tried this approach. **Capabilities:** - Web Research - Content Planning - Writing ### X Content Planner - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/x-content-planner - Type: Blueprint - Category: Marketing - Added: 2026-08-29 > Plan useful posts and a sustainable publishing rhythm. Plans a sustainable posting rhythm on X: it builds a weekly schedule around what you can realistically produce, suggests post ideas from your recent work and keeps a backlog of drafts. The goal is posting consistently with useful content, not posting more. **Best for:** - Founders building in public - Creators growing an X audience - Small brands posting without a social team **Example tasks:** - Plan next week's posts around what I shipped this week. - Turn this blog post into a short thread. - Suggest a posting schedule I can keep up with three times a week. **Capabilities:** - Content Planning - Writing - Project Management ### Campaign Analyst - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/campaign-analyst - Type: Blueprint - Category: Marketing - Added: 2026-08-29 > Review campaign signals and identify the next experiments. Reviews how a marketing campaign actually performed — spend, clicks, conversions and audience response — explains what drove the results and proposes the next experiments to run, each with a clear hypothesis and a way to measure it. **Best for:** - Performance marketers - Startup marketing teams of one - Agencies reporting to clients **Example tasks:** - Explain why this campaign's conversion rate dropped last week. - Compare our two ad variants and say which to keep. - Propose three experiments for next month, each with a hypothesis. **Capabilities:** - Data Analysis - Reporting - Content Planning ### Interview Debrief Synthesizer - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/interview-debrief-synthesizer - Type: Blueprint - Category: Recruiting - Added: 2026-08-29 > Turn interview notes into a consistent evidence-based debrief. Turns interviewers' scattered notes into a consistent debrief: evidence for and against each competency, where interviewers disagreed and what still needs checking. Hiring decisions get made on evidence rather than whoever argues loudest. **Best for:** - Hiring managers - Recruiters running debriefs - Startups formalizing their hiring **Example tasks:** - Combine these four interviewers' notes into one debrief. - Show where interviewers disagreed and why. - List what we still need to learn about this candidate. **Capabilities:** - Recruiting - Summarization - Document Generation ### Launch Readiness Reviewer - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/launch-readiness-reviewer - Type: Blueprint - Category: Operations - Added: 2026-08-29 > Find missing owners, dependencies, and approval gates before launch. Reviews a launch plan before go-live and finds the gaps: work with no owner, dependencies nobody has confirmed, missing approvals from legal or security, and rollback plans that don't exist yet. You get a short punch list in time to fix it rather than a surprise on launch day. **Best for:** - Product managers shipping releases - Launch coordinators - Founders preparing a public launch **Example tasks:** - Review this launch plan and list every task without an owner. - Check which approvals are still missing before Friday. - Ask whether we have a rollback plan for each change. **Capabilities:** - Project Management - Task Routing - Reporting ### Bug Reproduction Bot - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/bug-reproduction-bot - Type: Blueprint - Category: Coding - Added: 2026-08-29 > Turn vague bug reports into reliable reproduction steps. Takes a vague bug report — 'it broke after I clicked save' — and works it into reproduction steps an engineer can follow: environment, exact steps, expected versus actual behavior and the smallest case that triggers the problem. It asks the reporter the questions an engineer would, before anyone burns time guessing. **Best for:** - Support teams escalating bugs to engineering - QA testers - Open-source maintainers triaging issues **Example tasks:** - Turn this customer complaint into numbered reproduction steps. - List the questions we need answered before engineering can reproduce this. - Rewrite this issue with expected and actual behavior separated. **Capabilities:** - Debugging - Summarization - Document Generation ### Lead Qualification Bot - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/lead-qualification-bot - Type: Blueprint - Category: Sales - Added: 2026-08-29 > Qualify inbound leads against your ideal customer profile. Checks inbound leads against your ideal customer profile — company size, industry, role and stated need — and sorts them into qualified, maybe and not a fit, explaining each decision. Sales spends its time on the leads most likely to buy. **Best for:** - Sales teams with high inbound volume - Founders handling their own leads - Sales development reps **Example tasks:** - Score today's inbound leads against our ideal customer profile. - Explain why this lead was marked not a fit. - Route the qualified leads to the right salesperson. **Capabilities:** - Lead Research - Task Routing - CRM Support ### Outbound Drafting Assistant - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/outbound-drafting-assistant - Type: Blueprint - Category: Sales - Added: 2026-08-29 > Draft relevant outreach from real account signals. Drafts outreach based on real signals about each account — a new funding round, a job posting, a product launch — so the first message explains why you're reaching out now. It drafts; you review and send. **Best for:** - Sales development reps - Founders doing outbound - Account executives building pipeline **Example tasks:** - Draft a first email to this company referencing their recent hiring. - Write three subject lines for this outreach. - Personalize this template for each account on my list. **Capabilities:** - Lead Research - Writing - CRM Support ### Codebase Researcher - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/codebase-researcher - Type: Blueprint - Category: Coding - Added: 2026-08-29 > Find the code paths behind a product or architecture question. Answers 'where does this happen in the code?' questions. Give it a product or architecture question — how a price gets calculated, which service sends a given email — and it traces the code paths involved, then writes up the relevant files and functions so a new engineer or product manager can follow along. **Best for:** - Engineers new to a codebase - Product managers asking how a feature works - Tech leads documenting architecture **Example tasks:** - Find every place our app calculates a discount. - Trace what happens in the code when a user resets their password. - Write a one-page map of how our billing service is structured. **Capabilities:** - Deep Research - Code Review - Document Generation ### Personal Learning Coach - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/personal-learning-coach - Type: Blueprint - Category: Personal - Added: 2026-08-29 > Turn a learning goal into a realistic practice plan. Turns a learning goal — a language, a programming skill, an instrument — into a realistic practice plan that fits your actual week. It breaks the goal into milestones, schedules short sessions and adjusts when you fall behind, instead of handing you an ambitious plan you'll abandon. **Best for:** - Adults learning a new skill - Career changers - Students who need structure **Example tasks:** - Make a 30-minute-a-day plan to learn conversational Spanish. - Break 'learn SQL' into weekly milestones. - Adjust my plan — I missed three sessions this week. **Capabilities:** - Project Management - Summarization - Document Generation ### PR Review Blueprint - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/pr-review-blueprint - Type: Blueprint - Category: Coding - Added: 2026-08-29 > Review pull requests for risk, clarity, and missing tests. A starting setup for reviewing pull requests: it checks whether the change matches its description, flags risky areas such as data migrations and auth, points out missing tests and asks for the context a reviewer would need. Adapt the checklist to your team's conventions before relying on it. **Best for:** - Small teams without dedicated reviewers - Teams writing their first review guidelines - Developers reviewing their own work before asking others **Example tasks:** - Check whether this pull request does what its description says. - Flag migrations, auth changes or config changes in this diff. - Suggest tests for the untested code paths in this change. **Capabilities:** - Code Review - Debugging - Summarization ### Product Feedback Synthesizer - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/product-feedback-synthesizer - Type: Blueprint - Category: Operations - Added: 2026-08-29 > Group feedback into themes, evidence, and product questions. Groups scattered feedback — support tickets, sales notes, reviews and survey answers — into themes, with how often each comes up and quotes as evidence. It turns them into product questions worth investigating rather than a raw feature-request list. **Best for:** - Product managers prioritizing a roadmap - Founders talking to customers - Support leads sharing patterns with product **Example tasks:** - Group this month's support tickets into themes with counts. - Find the top three complaints from our latest survey, with quotes. - Turn these feature requests into questions to research. **Capabilities:** - Customer Analysis - Summarization - Reporting ### Weekly Operations Reporter - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/weekly-operations-reporter - Type: Blueprint - Category: Operations - Added: 2026-08-29 > Convert weekly work into an executive-ready operating update. Converts a week of scattered work — shipped items, metrics, blockers and decisions — into a short update an executive can read in two minutes: what moved, what's at risk and what needs a decision. It pulls from the tools your team already uses instead of asking everyone to write status reports. **Best for:** - Operations leads - Chiefs of staff - Team leads reporting upward **Example tasks:** - Write this week's operating update from our project board. - List what's at risk and what needs leadership to decide. - Compare this week's key metrics with last week's. **Capabilities:** - Reporting - Summarization - Project Management ### Deep Research Assistant - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/deep-research-assistant - Type: Blueprint - Category: Research - Added: 2026-08-29 > Turn a difficult question into a sourced research brief. Takes a difficult question and produces a sourced research brief: what's known, what's disputed, the strongest evidence on each side and the open questions, with a citation for every claim. It's for questions where a quick answer would be misleading. **Best for:** - Analysts and consultants - Writers researching complex topics - Decision-makers who need the full picture **Example tasks:** - Research whether four-day work weeks improve productivity, with sources. - Summarize what's known and disputed about this market's size. - List the open questions the evidence doesn't answer yet. **Capabilities:** - Deep Research - Web Research - Summarization ### Market Research Analyst - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/market-research-analyst - Type: Blueprint - Category: Research - Added: 2026-08-29 > Map a market, its buyers, and the signals that matter. Maps a market: who the buyers are, what they pay for today, which competitors serve them and which signals — funding, hiring, regulation — suggest where it's heading. It produces a structured overview with sources, useful before entering a market or pitching investors. **Best for:** - Founders exploring a new market - Product strategists - Investors doing early diligence **Example tasks:** - Map the buyers and competitors in the small-business payroll market. - Find signals that this market is growing or shrinking. - Estimate the market size and show how you got there. **Capabilities:** - Deep Research - Data Analysis - Reporting ### Renewal Prep Assistant - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/renewal-prep-assistant - Type: Blueprint - Category: Customer Success - Added: 2026-08-29 > Prepare renewal context without losing customer evidence. Gathers what you need before a renewal conversation: the original goals, what the customer actually used, support history, open issues and the value delivered, with sources for each point. It helps you walk in with evidence rather than impressions, and leaves pricing decisions to you. **Best for:** - Account managers with upcoming renewals - Customer success teams - Founders negotiating their first renewals **Example tasks:** - Build a renewal brief for this account from our CRM and tickets. - List the open issues we should resolve before the renewal call. - Summarize the value this customer got this year, with evidence. **Capabilities:** - Customer Analysis - Summarization - CRM Support ### Competitor Researcher - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/competitor-researcher - Type: Blueprint - Category: Research - Added: 2026-08-29 > Track competitors and turn evidence into concise battlecards. An independent research blueprint for comparing competitor positioning, features, pricing, launches, and market messaging. It organizes evidence into a useful briefing without hiding the sources or open questions behind the conclusions. **Best for:** - Founders - Product marketers - Strategy teams **Example tasks:** - Compare positioning across five competitors. - Track pricing and packaging changes. - Produce a sourced competitor battlecard. **Capabilities:** - Web Research - Competitive Analysis - Monitoring ### Daily Briefing Bot - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/daily-briefing-bot - Type: Blueprint - Category: Productivity - Added: 2026-08-29 > Start the day with a focused, context-aware briefing. Starts each day with a briefing built from your calendar, inbox and task list: today's meetings with context on who you're meeting, what's due and what changed overnight. It's short enough to read over coffee and focused on what affects your day. **Best for:** - Busy professionals with full calendars - Managers starting the day with meetings - Anyone who wants a single morning summary **Example tasks:** - Brief me on today's meetings and who I'm meeting. - Tell me what's due today and what's overdue. - Summarize anything important that came in overnight. **Capabilities:** - Summarization - Calendar Management - Task Routing ### Process Documentation Bot - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/process-documentation-bot - Type: Blueprint - Category: Operations - Added: 2026-08-29 > Document a repeatable process while the work is fresh. Captures how a process works while it's fresh: walk it through what you just did and it writes a step-by-step guide with prerequisites, the decisions involved and common mistakes. New team members can repeat the process without asking the one person who knows it. **Best for:** - Operations teams scaling - Founders handing off tasks - Teams onboarding new hires **Example tasks:** - Document how we onboard a new client, from my notes. - Turn this chat thread into a step-by-step guide. - Find the steps in this process that only one person knows. **Capabilities:** - Document Generation - Project Management - Summarization ### Financial Close Checklist - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/financial-close-checklist - Type: Blueprint - Category: Finance - Added: 2026-08-29 > Coordinate recurring close work and surface unresolved blockers. Coordinates the recurring month-end close: it tracks each checklist item and its owner, chases items that are late and surfaces blockers early — a missing reconciliation, an unapproved accrual — so the close doesn't stall on the last day. It organizes the work; accounting judgments stay with your team. **Best for:** - Controllers running month-end close - Small finance teams - Founders doing their own books **Example tasks:** - Show which close tasks are still open and who owns them. - Remind owners of anything due tomorrow. - Summarize the blockers holding up this month's close. **Capabilities:** - Project Management - Task Routing - Reporting ### SEO Content Brief Builder - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/seo-content-brief-builder - Type: Blueprint - Category: Marketing - Added: 2026-08-29 > Build search-focused briefs grounded in audience intent and evidence. Builds a brief for a search-focused article: the searcher's intent, the questions the page must answer, how competing pages cover the topic and where they fall short, plus a suggested outline. Writers get direction grounded in what searchers need rather than a keyword list. **Best for:** - SEO managers briefing writers - Freelance writers taking SEO work - Small teams growing organic traffic **Example tasks:** - Write a brief for an article targeting this search query. - Explain what the top-ranking pages cover that ours doesn't. - List the questions searchers ask about this topic. **Capabilities:** - Content Planning - Web Research - Writing ### Decision Memo Assistant - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/decision-memo-assistant - Type: Blueprint - Category: Productivity - Added: 2026-08-29 > Frame a decision with options, evidence, tradeoffs, and an owner. Frames a decision so it can actually be made: the question, the realistic options, the evidence for and against each, the tradeoffs and a clear owner. It writes a decision memo you can share for input, so discussion focuses on the choice instead of restating the problem. **Best for:** - Leaders making cross-team decisions - Product managers weighing options - Founders facing a big call **Example tasks:** - Write a decision memo comparing our three pricing options. - List the evidence we have and what's still missing. - Draft the recommendation section for this memo. **Capabilities:** - Deep Research - Summarization - Document Generation ### Incident Update Writer - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/incident-update-writer - Type: Blueprint - Category: Coding - Added: 2026-08-29 > Turn incident facts into clear stakeholder updates and follow-ups. Turns the raw facts of an incident — timeline, impact, what's known and what isn't — into clear updates for each audience: a short status note for customers, a detailed version for internal stakeholders and a follow-up list for the postmortem. It keeps updates factual and avoids promising fixes that aren't confirmed. **Best for:** - On-call engineers during an outage - Support leads writing status-page updates - Engineering managers running postmortems **Example tasks:** - Write a status-page update from these incident notes. - Draft an internal update for leadership with impact and next steps. - List the follow-up actions for the postmortem from this timeline. **Capabilities:** - Summarization - Reporting - Document Generation ### Chief of Staff - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/chief-of-staff - Type: Blueprint - Category: Productivity - Added: 2026-08-29 > Keep priorities, decisions, and loose ends visible. Keeps the big picture visible: current priorities, decisions waiting on you and loose ends people are waiting on. It reviews your commitments across tools and turns them into a short list you can act on, so nothing important quietly stalls. **Best for:** - Founders and CEOs - Executives without a human chief of staff - Managers juggling many projects **Example tasks:** - List the decisions people are waiting on from me. - Show which of this quarter's priorities have stalled. - Find commitments I made this week that I haven't followed up on. **Capabilities:** - Project Management - Task Routing - Reporting ### Talent Scout - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/talent-scout - Type: Blueprint - Category: Recruiting - Added: 2026-08-29 > Build a focused candidate research and outreach workflow. Sets up a focused candidate search: who you're looking for, where those people show up online and what a relevant first message would say. It researches candidates and drafts personal outreach, and you decide who to contact. **Best for:** - Recruiters sourcing hard-to-fill roles - Founders hiring early employees - Hiring managers sourcing directly **Example tasks:** - Find engineers who've written about real-time systems. - Research this candidate's public work before I reach out. - Draft a personal first message for each shortlisted candidate. **Capabilities:** - Recruiting - Web Research - Writing ### Travel Research Planner - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/travel-research-planner - Type: Blueprint - Category: Personal - Added: 2026-08-29 > Compare travel options and preserve the evidence behind choices. Compares travel options — routes, flights, places to stay and neighborhoods — and keeps the evidence behind each choice: the price you saw, the source and the tradeoffs. When you or your travel companions revisit the plan, you can see why each option was picked. **Best for:** - People planning complex trips - Groups deciding together - Travelers comparing destinations **Example tasks:** - Compare three neighborhoods to stay in for a week in Lisbon. - Lay out train versus flight for this route, with prices and sources. - Keep a list of the options we rejected and why. **Capabilities:** - Web Research - Data Analysis - Document Generation ### Meeting Follow-up Bot - Page: https://grokshelf.com/bots/meeting-follow-up-bot - Type: Blueprint - Category: Operations - Added: 2026-08-29 > Turn meetings into decisions, owners, and follow-ups. Turns a meeting's notes or transcript into what actually matters afterward: decisions made, owners for each action, deadlines and open questions. It drafts the recap so attendees aren't left with different memories of what was agreed. **Best for:** - Managers running recurring meetings - Project leads coordinating teams - Anyone who takes meeting notes for others **Example tasks:** - Turn this transcript into decisions and action items with owners. - Draft the recap email for everyone who attended. - List the questions from this meeting that are still unanswered. **Capabilities:** - Summarization - Task Routing - Project Management