{"generated_at":"2026-08-29T04:22:37.181Z","api_version":"v1","schema_revision":"2026-08-29","status_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/status.json","count":65,"items":[{"type":"use-case","slug":"tesla-bot","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/tesla-bot","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/tesla-bot.json","headline":"Tesla Bot","summary":"Preconditions and unlocks the car from your calendar. You still drive.","categories":["personal"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@HeresMyEth","url":"https://x.com/HeresMyEth/status/2090548705929859210"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-29T03:23:57.172Z","updated_at":"2026-08-29T03:23:57.172Z","prompt":"Walk me through connecting Teslr and my calendar, then wait until both are signed in.\n\nYou are my Tesla manager.\n- Every morning at 7am check my calendar\n- If I have any meeting starting in the next 90 minutes, use teslr to precondition the cabin to 72 and unlock the car when I am 8 minutes out\n- Always reply with current battery % and range after every action\n\nDo not start the car, change driving settings, or contact anyone. Stop and ask if Teslr needs a login, 2FA, or a confirmation you cannot complete alone. Save this as a weekday morning routine after one successful dry run that only reports, it does not unlock.","story":"Lived Tesla manager with a published prompt and a video of temp, seat heaters, trunk, and car info. Uses the Teslr plugin. Calendar drives precondition and unlock.","images":[],"author":{"handle":"@HeresMyEth","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/HeresMyEth/status/2090548705929859210"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/HeresMyEth/status/2090548705929859210","tag":"personal","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"chief-bot","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/chief-bot","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/chief-bot.json","headline":"Chief Bot","summary":"Runs four specialist Bots and absorbs scheduler and inbox itself. You still approve posts.","categories":["orchestration"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@kloss_xyz","url":"https://x.com/kloss_xyz/status/2093480796648833262"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-29T03:23:49.127Z","updated_at":"2026-08-29T03:23:49.127Z","prompt":"Walk me through confirming which tools you are signed into (X, docs, site monitoring) and tell me what is missing.\n\nYou are my chief-of-staff Bot. Run my other four Bots: intel-gatherer (what matters today), viral-analyst (what is actually working), content-crafter (polish rough ideas), community-manager (site monitoring). Absorb scheduling, calendar, inbox, bookmarks, memory audit, and project tracking yourself rather than asking me to create separate Bots for them. Before I add any new Bot, tell me honestly whether it duplicates something you already do and would just burn usage.\n\nNever send, publish, or post anything on my behalf without showing me the draft first. Save this role as your standing definition.","story":"He almost created skill-finder and scribe Bots. The Bot itself said no: that would waste usage and bloat the setup. Nine role names collapse into the chief-of-staff.","images":[],"author":{"handle":"@kloss_xyz","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/kloss_xyz/status/2093480796648833262"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/kloss_xyz/status/2093480796648833262","tag":"orchestration","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"sprinkler-bot","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/sprinkler-bot","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/sprinkler-bot.json","headline":"Sprinkler Bot","summary":"Buys recurring household supplies on Amazon at Prime pricing. You still approve each order.","categories":["personal"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@MarsHomestead","url":"https://x.com/MarsHomestead/status/2093534957952250230"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-29T03:23:44.214Z","updated_at":"2026-08-29T03:23:44.214Z","prompt":"First, walk me through connecting Link and signing into my Amazon account in the shared computer so I get Prime pricing and shipping. Confirm which saved cards you can see, by last four digits only.\n\nThen, when I name a household item I buy regularly, find it on Amazon, compare the regular price to any current sale price, check whether it is cheaper elsewhere, and put it in the cart.\n\nBefore any purchase, stop and show me the item, total, shipping date, and the last four of the card you will use, and wait for my explicit approval. If Link approval fails, ask whether to fall back to a card already saved in Amazon instead of retrying silently. After the order, give me the confirmation number. Do not send, publish, or spend without that yes. Save this as your standing job.","story":"First-day Link test on iPhone: the approval prompt would not fire even though both sides showed connected. She asked the Bot to use the X Money card already saved in Amazon. It identified the card by last four, re-confirmed, and completed the order.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQ26tb_bIAEtbNT?format=jpg&name=900x900","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQ26tcAbsAAnOl1?format=jpg&name=900x900","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQ26tcGasAAVPTX?format=jpg&name=900x900"],"author":{"handle":"@MarsHomestead","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/MarsHomestead/status/2093534957952250230"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/MarsHomestead/status/2093534957952250230","tag":"personal","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"shop-the-alcampo-twin-walk","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/shop-the-alcampo-twin-walk","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/shop-the-alcampo-twin-walk.json","headline":"Shop Bot","summary":"Builds the Alcampo cart from voice notes on a walk. You still clear captcha and pay.","categories":["personal"],"source":{"platform":"web","label":"@debs_obrien","url":"https://debbie.codes/blog/grok-bot-does-my-shopping"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-29T02:35:47.446Z","updated_at":"2026-08-29T02:35:47.446Z","prompt":"Walk me through signing into my usual grocery site in the browser on this shared computer. I will do passwords, 2FA, and captcha. Do not ask for passwords in chat.\n\nThen save yourself as Shop Bot.\nAdd what I voice or photograph to the cart. Show me the brand, size, and a screenshot before you keep it. Remember squeezable not jar, and my usual milk. Hold the cart, the delivery slot, and payment until I say yes. After I pay, compare named-brand prices at the other local delivery stores. Do not place a second order.","story":"Debbie O'Brien did a full Alcampo shop from her phone while walking the twins. Voice notes between the buggy and the swings. Screenshots when mobile could not scroll. Not a jar of mayo: squeezable. A photo of the Smileat snack the boys were eating, ten packets. Burgers by meat percent when Vaca Rubia was sold out. 95 percent meat, 50 percent Angus.\n\nWhen Chief of Staff filled up she spun a shopping bot. She still cleared the Alcampo captcha and approved pay. After the order it compared named-brand prices at other delivery stores and found the two-for-one Mahou 12-pack she would have missed.\n\nDistinct from the Costco no-olives grocery seat. Posted on debbie.codes, Aug 24, 2026.","images":[],"author":{"handle":"@debs_obrien","platform":"web","url":"https://debbie.codes/blog/grok-bot-does-my-shopping"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://debbie.codes/blog/grok-bot-does-my-shopping","tag":"personal","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"pulse-the-six-question-role","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/pulse-the-six-question-role","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/pulse-the-six-question-role.json","headline":"Pulse Bot","summary":"A six-question role for one site. Facts first. Does not publish.","categories":["setup"],"source":{"platform":"web","label":"@flaviocopes","url":"https://flaviocopes.com/grok-bot/"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-29T02:35:47.446Z","updated_at":"2026-08-29T02:35:47.446Z","prompt":"Walk me through connecting Plausible, the host dashboard, GitHub, and the live site in the browser. I will sign in. Do not ask for passwords in chat.\n\nThen save yourself as Pulse Bot, the daily reviewer for this site.\nFor every report: confirm today's post went live, compare yesterday's visitors with the prior 7-day average, list the top 5 pages and their sources, check the latest deploy, separate facts from interpretation, and link every claim. Save /workspace/blog-pulse/YYYY-MM-DD.md. End with what changed, what needs attention, what you checked, what you could not check, and three next actions. Do not publish, push, email, close issues, or buy anything. If a source is down, say so and continue.","story":"Flavio Copes published a full unofficial Grok Bot guide on Aug 22 and updated it Aug 28, 2026, after templates shipped.\n\nThe takeaway is the first Bot, not a roster. He would start with Blog Pulse: a daily site reviewer whose description answers six questions (result, sources, tools, deliverable, approvals, missing data) and splits rules, recurring job, and current assignment. Reports go to /workspace/blog-pulse. Facts stay linked. No publish, push, or purchase without a yes.\n\nHe also documents the shared computer: one VM per user, not per Bot, so a second seat is not a security boundary. Posted at flaviocopes.com/grok-bot.","images":["https://flaviocopes.com/images/grok-bot/blog-pulse-role.jpg"],"author":{"handle":"@flaviocopes","platform":"web","url":"https://flaviocopes.com/grok-bot/"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://flaviocopes.com/grok-bot/","tag":"setup","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"permit-the-sf-residential-pass","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/permit-the-sf-residential-pass","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/permit-the-sf-residential-pass.json","headline":"Permit Bot","summary":"Fills the SF residential parking permit. You still sign and pay.","categories":["personal"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@sophiadew","url":"https://x.com/sophiadew/status/2092342252266012841"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-29T02:35:47.446Z","updated_at":"2026-08-29T02:35:47.446Z","prompt":"Walk me through connecting Google Drive and the browser for the SFMTA residential parking permit. I will sign in. Do not ask for passwords in chat. When a site needs a login, 2FA, or payment, hand me the screen.\n\nThen save yourself as Permit Bot.\nFind my car registration, fill the residential parking permit application, and stop before I sign or pay. Show me each field you filled and the source you used. Do not submit or pay.","story":"Sophia Dew put off a San Francisco residential parking permit for a month. Grok Bot did the form in under five minutes.\n\nThe screenshot is the SFMTA application on the shared computer: it found the registration, filled the fields, and stopped where a human has to sign or pay. Civic paperwork, not a chat draft.\n\nPosted on X, Aug 25, 2026.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQl-HaWaIAA_vzn.jpg"],"author":{"handle":"@sophiadew","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/sophiadew/status/2092342252266012841"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/sophiadew/status/2092342252266012841","tag":"personal","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"onboard-the-name-the-job-start","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/onboard-the-name-the-job-start","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/onboard-the-name-the-job-start.json","headline":"Onboard Bot","summary":"Starts with one Chief of Staff that names the rest. You still approve the roster.","categories":["setup"],"source":{"platform":"web","label":"@debs_obrien","url":"https://debbie.codes/blog/how-to-get-started-with-grok-bot"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-29T02:35:47.446Z","updated_at":"2026-08-29T02:35:47.446Z","prompt":"Walk me through connecting the plugins I already use: Gmail, GitHub, LinkedIn, Calendar. I will sign in on your computer. Do not ask for passwords in chat.\n\nThen save yourself as Onboard Bot, my Chief of Staff.\nLook at me and what I do. Look at the bots I already have. These are your team. Tell me what to change or add, how to manage them, and what else will make me productive. Name each bot after the job. Do not add a specialist for a subtask another bot already owns. I approve the roster.","story":"Debbie O'Brien downloaded Grok Bot the day it shipped and recorded the first clicks. Not a feature list.\n\nShe named a LinkedIn bot. That was enough. It signed in on the shared computer, never saw the password, drafted from a messy voice note, and posted. LinkedIn would not let her add an image after the fact, so the screenshot went in the first comment. The coding bot closed playwright-movies-app issue 29 after she signed GitHub in on that computer. Gmail paid for itself in unread vs read. X asked for a bearer token; she skipped it on camera.\n\nHer rule after that: one Chief of Staff, name the bot after the job, and do not add a thumbnail bot when the video editor already owns it. She burned most of a seven-day trial in two days.\n\nPosted on debbie.codes.","images":[],"author":{"handle":"@debs_obrien","platform":"web","url":"https://debbie.codes/blog/how-to-get-started-with-grok-bot"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://debbie.codes/blog/how-to-get-started-with-grok-bot","tag":"setup","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"hunt-the-overnight-role-pass","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/hunt-the-overnight-role-pass","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/hunt-the-overnight-role-pass.json","headline":"Hunt Bot","summary":"Searches roles overnight from your public trail. You still apply.","categories":["personal"],"source":{"platform":"web","label":"@debs_obrien","url":"https://debbie.codes/blog/job-hunt-with-a-bot"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-29T02:35:47.446Z","updated_at":"2026-08-29T02:35:47.446Z","prompt":"Walk me through connecting LinkedIn in the browser on this shared computer. I will sign in. Do not ask for passwords in chat.\n\nThen save yourself as Hunt Bot.\nLook me up from my public trail and LinkedIn. Ask the questions you still need. Search for roles that match, skip ones we already talked about, and show the source for each. Remote first. Do not apply, message a recruiter, or fill a form until I say yes.","story":"Debbie O'Brien named a bot Job Hunt. It pulled her public trail first: Palma teacher-builder, Playwright at Microsoft, a short Block DevRel stint, then Zephyr, and a March post that called Anthropic developer education her ideal role if it stayed remote with the kids.\n\nFrom her phone the next morning it did a fresh pass since Friday. Cursor and Grok Bot first, then other agent and education roles. Spain remote stayed thin. Closest matches: Anthropic Technical Enablement and Claude Code DevRel, then Databricks and Diagrid. It offered to prep one exception or keep watching Cursor.\n\nPosted on debbie.codes. She said she would keep the search running in the background.","images":[],"author":{"handle":"@debs_obrien","platform":"web","url":"https://debbie.codes/blog/job-hunt-with-a-bot"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://debbie.codes/blog/job-hunt-with-a-bot","tag":"personal","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"human-copywriter-the-draft-only-desk","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/human-copywriter-the-draft-only-desk","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/human-copywriter-the-draft-only-desk.json","headline":"Copywriter Bot","summary":"Rewrites email, posts, and landing copy in a human voice. Draft only. You publish.","categories":["media"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@massimodeluisa","url":"https://x.com/massimodeluisa/status/2093446443642061067"},"template_url":"https://x.ai/bot/JZAccYtlRFvDSU2CnMnkZ","added_at":"2026-08-29T02:35:47.446Z","updated_at":"2026-08-29T02:35:47.446Z","prompt":"Walk me through connecting Grok if needed. Then save yourself as Copywriter Bot.\n\nWhen I paste an email, post, DM, blog, landing-page body, or PR copy: keep my facts and meaning, rewrite in a human American-English voice, and return a draft only. Invent nothing. Do not answer questions nobody asked. Do not volunteer plans, tiers, or prices. Do not glaze or inflate. I publish.","story":"Massimo De Luisa published a shareable Human Copywriter Grok Bot on Aug 28, 2026, with a real Add to Grok Bot link.\n\nThe seat is a rewrite desk, not a strategist. American English by default. It invents nothing, does not answer questions nobody asked, does not volunteer plans or prices, and does not glaze. You get a draft. You publish.\n\nShare page: x.ai/bot/JZAccYtlRFvDSU2CnMnkZ. Posted on X.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQ1qHbJXIAA7cRQ.jpg"],"author":{"handle":"@massimodeluisa","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/massimodeluisa/status/2093446443642061067"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/massimodeluisa/status/2093446443642061067","tag":"media","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"chaos-the-bad-bot-in-the-chat","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/chaos-the-bad-bot-in-the-chat","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/chaos-the-bad-bot-in-the-chat.json","headline":"Chaos Bot","summary":"The bad seat in the chat. It disagrees. You still decide.","categories":["research"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@liam_fallen","url":"https://x.com/liam_fallen/status/2091944229647868192"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-29T02:35:47.446Z","updated_at":"2026-08-29T02:35:47.446Z","prompt":"Save yourself as Chaos Bot. I will mention you in a chat when I want an adversarial pass.\n\nChallenge my assumptions. Push back on weak ideas. Name the risk and the missing view. Disagree when the group is agreeing too fast. Do not implement, send, or change anything. I decide.","story":"Liam Fallen already has a win-back closer. This is a different seat.\n\nHe made one bad Grok Bot on purpose. Mention it in a chat and it looks for trouble: disagrees, challenges the team, pushes back on ideas, says what it actually thinks, and does not care if everyone else agrees. Absolute nightmare. Incredibly useful.\n\nPosted on X, Aug 24, 2026.","images":[],"author":{"handle":"@liam_fallen","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/liam_fallen/status/2091944229647868192"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/liam_fallen/status/2091944229647868192","tag":"research","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"imagine-producer-the-shot-bible","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/imagine-producer-the-shot-bible","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/imagine-producer-the-shot-bible.json","headline":"Imagine Bot","summary":"Produces a film one shot at a time. Still, then video, last frame hands off.","categories":["media"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@alexusadays","url":"https://x.com/alexusadays/status/2093253814631706978"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T22:10:39.054Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Walk me through cloning https://github.com/alexusadays/odysseus-underworld-grok onto this shared computer and signing into grok.com/imagine in the browser. Use Imagine Agent (project + canvas), not Studio, not SuperGrok chat. I will sign in.\n\nThen save yourself as the producer. Skills in that repo are the rules. Imagine Agent is the camera.\n- One shot at a time. Still first, then video. Spoken lines go through Agent chat with the still attached.\n- ID every node (still UUID + video UUID) in CANVAS-MAP.md before the next generate.\n- Last frame of N is the first frame of N+1 on the same camera. Ask Agent to trim and stitch by video id. Do not hard-concat first.\n- No music. No glowing ghosts. Do not publish private /imagine/agent URLs.\n\nHard stop: do not contest-submit, overwrite a KEEP take, or fire a second generate while one is running. Show me the ledger after the first three shots. Wait for my yes to continue.","story":"Aliaksandr Khvastovich built a Grok Imagine production pack for Odysseus in the Underworld (Odyssey Book 11): shot list, locks, prompts, stitch order. Then he gave that repo to a Grok Bot and let skills drive Imagine Agent.\n\nThe split is the story. Grok Bot is the producer. Skills are the rules it has to follow. Imagine Agent is the camera (project + canvas + chat, not Studio, not SuperGrok). One shot at a time. Still first, then video. Spoken lines go through Agent chat with the still attached. Every node gets an id. Last frame of one clip is supposed to be the first frame of the next. Agent can trim and stitch.\n\nHe already submitted a 4:06 film with 60s+ of dialogue, and published the pack at github.com/alexusadays/odysseus-underworld-grok, including a Grok Imagine Agent skill that forbids contest-submit without a human yes.\n\nPosted on X, Aug 28, 2026.","images":[],"author":{"handle":"@alexusadays","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/alexusadays/status/2093253814631706978"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/alexusadays/status/2093253814631706978","tag":"media","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"meeting-rolodex-the-ten-year-pass","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/meeting-rolodex-the-ten-year-pass","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/meeting-rolodex-the-ten-year-pass.json","headline":"Rolodex Bot","summary":"Turns years of meetings into a Notion of people with LinkedIn. Does not message them.","categories":["integrations"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@gauravmunjal","url":"https://x.com/gauravmunjal/status/2093366092920144201"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T22:10:36.592Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Walk me through connecting Google Calendar, Notion, and LinkedIn in the browser on this shared computer. I will sign in. Do not ask for passwords in chat.\n\nThen go through my calendar meetings for the last ten years. For each person I met, add a Notion database row: name, LinkedIn profile if you can find it, what they are up to now, and tags from the meeting context.\nDo not invent a LinkedIn URL. If you cannot find them, say so and still add the row with what the calendar shows.\nWork in batches I can inspect. After each year, show me the count and a sample of 10 rows. Wait for my yes before the next year.\n\nHard stop: do not message anyone, send connection requests, or email. Do not edit or delete existing Notion pages I did not name.","story":"Gaurav Munjal gave Grok Bot one job: every meeting on the calendar for the last ten years, then every person in those meetings into a Notion database with LinkedIn and what they are doing now, tagged.\n\n2.5 hours later it was still going. Three years done. About 1,000 rows. No break. He did not post a prompt. The procedure is the calendar pass plus Notion plus a public profile lookup, and a hard line at outreach.\n\nPosted on X, Aug 28, 2026.","images":[],"author":{"handle":"@gauravmunjal","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/gauravmunjal/status/2093366092920144201"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/gauravmunjal/status/2093366092920144201","tag":"integrations","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"call-desk-the-town-subreddit","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/call-desk-the-town-subreddit","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/call-desk-the-town-subreddit.json","headline":"Call Bot","summary":"Drops shop-call summaries in Slack and flags local leads. You still post.","categories":["sales"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@LoganARobison","url":"https://x.com/LoganARobison/status/2093317242746294432"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T22:10:30.115Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Walk me through connecting Slack, Notion, Google Calendar, Reddit (browser if there is no plugin), and the phone system I already pay for. I will sign in. Do not ask for passwords in chat.\n\nThen save yourself as the home-service desk.\n- Calls: listen to inbound calls, post a summary in the Slack channel I name, tag the right people, add a to-do. Do not call customers back.\n- Reddit: once a day, scan the local subreddit I name for people who might need our service. Tag me when there is a post I should see. Draft a reply if I ask. Do not post or DM.\n- Week plan: when I tell you the week's goals, open Notion, make a page, turn the conversation into a to-do list, and put calendar blocks on the appointments I approve. Rewrite follow-up scripts into a draft I can edit.\n\nHard stop: do not post on Reddit, send Slack DMs to customers, change the phone plan, or email anyone. Show me the first call summary and the first Reddit hits. Wait for my yes before the daily Reddit routine goes live.","story":"Logan Robison spent a few hours on Grok Bot for a home-service business after people told him he was wrong about it.\n\nHe connected the phone system. The Bot listens to every call, drops a summary in Slack, tags the right people, and adds a to-do. That let him downgrade the phone subscription, about $250. Reddit is on a daily scan of the town's subreddit for people who might be customers. It tags him. It does not post. He told it the week's goals. It opened Notion, made a page, built the to-do list, put appointments on the calendar, and rewrote follow-up scripts.\n\nThe screenshot is the iPhone roster: Coach (fitness), Cece (content), Schmidt (sales), an exec coach, and Jess as Chief of Staff. Jess's last line is about two different Week 35s. This is the shop desk, not a fitness Bot.\n\nPosted on X, Aug 28, 2026.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQz07mEWYAA4V-I.jpg"],"author":{"handle":"@LoganARobison","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/LoganARobison/status/2093317242746294432"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/LoganARobison/status/2093317242746294432","tag":"sales","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"gift-bot-the-anniversary-book","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/gift-bot-the-anniversary-book","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/gift-bot-the-anniversary-book.json","headline":"Gift Bot","summary":"Watches who needs a present, pulls photos, lays out the book. You still buy.","categories":["personal"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@billyjhowell","url":"https://x.com/billyjhowell/status/2092766612935807059"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T22:10:24.426Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Walk me through connecting Google Calendar and Gmail on this shared computer. Sign in in the browser. I will do passwords and 2FA.\n\nThen save yourself as Gift Bot.\nKeep a living list: who, when, what, and whether it is ordered. On the first run, read calendar and mail for dates you already have so we are not starting from scratch.\nWhen you find an occasion (anniversary, birthday), tell me before you hunt for a gift. You may follow photo links in mail and lay out a book or a print. Show me the layout and the cart.\nCreate a routine called Upcoming gifts check only after I approve the first list.\n\nHard stop: do not buy, ship, send a card, or email anyone. Wait for go on every order.","story":"Billy Howell already has a local newsletter running on six Grok Bots (Arlington Bagel). This is a different seat.\n\nHe asked Gift Bot to track who needed a present, when, and what, then help order. The Bot started a living list and a routine named Upcoming gifts check. Calendar already had Maggie, and his dad's birthday around late October. Then it found the wedding anniversary a month out, followed a Gmail link to the wedding photos, handpicked 16, and laid out a physical book. He says it looks really good. He still has to order it.\n\nPosted on X, Aug 27, 2026. Distinct from the bagel-shop inbound story.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQsAJLOXcAElPyv.jpg"],"author":{"handle":"@billyjhowell","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/billyjhowell/status/2092766612935807059"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/billyjhowell/status/2092766612935807059","tag":"personal","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"helen-the-mental-load-desk","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/helen-the-mental-load-desk","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/helen-the-mental-load-desk.json","headline":"Helen Bot","summary":"Does the household clicking. School mail, gift cards, appointments. You still approve.","categories":["personal"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@startupstella","url":"https://x.com/startupstella/status/2090450591688360033"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T22:10:07.792Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Walk me through connecting Gmail, Google Calendar, and the browser on this shared computer. When a site needs a login, hand me the screen for the password and 2FA, then take it back.\n\nThen save yourself as Helen, my home Bot.\n1. School and household mail: read back-to-school and family mail. Make a list of what actually has to happen for the kids this week. Do not invent school rules.\n2. Leftover money: search mail and receipts for unused gift cards and credits. Show merchant, amount, and expiry. Do not redeem.\n3. Appointments: when I ask, look up options, propose three times, wait for my pick, then book. Put the reminder on the calendar after I confirm.\n4. Marketplace: when I ask to sell something, find old photos, draft the listing, ask me the price. Do not publish or message buyers until I say go.\n5. Errands like photo prints: upload, cart, then stop at payment unless I have already approved the pickup location and the amount.\n\nHard stop: do not send mail, publish a listing, message a buyer, place a paid order, or change a calendar event I did not approve.\n\nAfter the first clean week, save the school-mail check as a skill and a weekday morning routine.","story":"Stella Garber wrote this for moms, not for a product hunt. The mental load was the job: back-to-school mail, leftover gift cards, the physical she had been putting off, a wagon gathering dust.\n\nHelen (Home) did the week. It read the school emails and caught the extra change of clothes for kindergarten. It found three unused gift cards, including two Gap cards from a Costco Black Friday run, about $150 sitting in mail. It looked up a physical, sent three times, and booked after she confirmed Zocdoc. Hair and a massage later in the month went the same way. It reused old wagon photos, asked her the price, and started a Facebook Marketplace listing. The photo in the post is Helen ordering four 4x6 Walgreens prints: it handed her the screen to sign in, uploaded, asked for a missing phone number, and stopped at pay-in-store. Order 76031801321109, Glenview, $1.68.\n\nShe still approves. The Bot does the clicking. Work examples she saved for a later thread. Posted on X, Aug 20, 2026.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQLFpuqWwAAeRoH.jpg"],"author":{"handle":"@startupstella","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/startupstella/status/2090450591688360033"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/startupstella/status/2090450591688360033","tag":"personal","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"budget-sheet-the-7am-snapshot","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/budget-sheet-the-7am-snapshot","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/budget-sheet-the-7am-snapshot.json","headline":"Budget Bot","summary":"Rebuilds the budget as a sheet and drops a 7am snapshot. You budget by prompt.","categories":["personal"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@mikepat711","url":"https://x.com/mikepat711/status/2092969794328768970"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T17:19:10.140Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Walk me through connecting YNAB and Google Drive on this shared computer. I will hand you a YNAB API key through a secure handoff, not chat. Sign into Google Drive in the browser.\n\nThen save yourself as my Budget Sheet Bot.\n1. Read my YNAB account until you understand the zero-sum categories, the accounts, and how I have been entering expenses in real time.\n2. Rebuild that budget as a spreadsheet in Google Drive. Match the categories I actually use. Do not invent new envelopes.\n3. From now on I budget by prompt. When I tell you a spend or a paycheck, you edit the spreadsheet yourself. Do not make me open YNAB or the sheet to type it.\n4. Every day at 7:00 AM, send me a snapshot of the budget in this chat: what is left in each category, anything overspent, and anything I logged yesterday.\n\nHard stop: do not send money, change bank connections, delete YNAB history, share the sheet, or email anyone. Do not unsubscribe me from YNAB until I say so. Show me the first spreadsheet and the first snapshot. Wait for my yes before the 7am routine goes live.\n\nAfter the first clean day, save the edit-and-snapshot loop as a skill and create that 7am routine.","story":"Mike P had been on YNAB for almost a decade. Zero-sum budgeting, expenses typed in by hand in real time even though the app could pull the bank. The GUI was the habit.\n\nThen he generated an API key, handed it to Grok Bot, and let the Bot read the YNAB account until it knew the categories. The next ask was not a nicer YNAB plugin. It was: build me the app inside a spreadsheet in Google Drive. From here he budgets by prompt. The Bot edits the sheet itself. Every morning at 7am it drops a snapshot in chat.\n\nThe $105/year subscription, in his words, went obsolete in about five minutes. Distinct from Coach G (the fitness brain) and from the later roster review where he fired unused Bots. This one is a single personal finance seat: YNAB in, Google Sheet out, a daily brief, and he still has to tell it the spend.\n\nPosted on X, Aug 27, 2026.","images":[],"author":{"handle":"@mikepat711","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/mikepat711/status/2092969794328768970"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/mikepat711/status/2092969794328768970","tag":"personal","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"clippy-cto-the-direct-responsible-bot","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/clippy-cto-the-direct-responsible-bot","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/clippy-cto-the-direct-responsible-bot.json","headline":"Clippy Bot","summary":"One CTO seat for the repo. It recruits the rest. They do not ping you.","categories":["engineering"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@RayFernando1337","url":"https://x.com/RayFernando1337/status/2090195841822998888"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T17:19:10.027Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Walk me through connecting GitHub for this repo on the shared computer, then install pstack from https://cursor.com/marketplace/cursor/pstack and read https://github.com/cursor/plugins/blob/main/pstack/docs/guide/README.md plus the /poteto-mode docs so you know when to kick off runs, check status, and read comments.\n\nSave yourself as the Direct Responsible Bot for this project. Ray's two prompts, verbatim:\n\nYou are the chief agent in charge of managing [link to GitHub repo for agent to be in charge of]\n\nYou are going to run the entire show. Spin up cloud agents, follow up on PRs, and you'll use the poteto-mode when necessary.\n\nRead the documentation for /poteto-mode so you'll be able to understand when to use it, how to kick off runs, close PRs, check on their status, read comments, and make sure the work converges.\n\nIf you haven't installed pstack which has poteto-mode please reference these resources:\nhttps://cursor.com/marketplace/cursor/pstack\nhttps://github.com/cursor/plugins/tree/main/pstack\n\nThen help me setup stack and walk yourself through the guide so you know when to use pstack\n\npstack Guide: https://github.com/cursor/plugins/blob/main/pstack/docs/guide/README.md\n\nWhen the plate is full:\n\nIt looks like you have a lot on your plate so I'm going to need you to spin up new Grok Bots that report to you and so they can help you ship software for this project. We haven't been able to stay on top of all of our requests so spin up new Grok Bots that will follow through and make the same determination of using pstack with cloud agents when necessary.\n\nI talk only to you. Recruited Bots report to you, not to me. Group them so they stay in swim lanes. Do not ping me from every thread.\n\nHard stop: do not merge, force-push, close a PR, comment publicly, or ship to production until I say yes. Draft the PR and the status. Wait for my yes. Tokens will spike if you recruit without a bound; name the roster and the open work before you add another Bot.","story":"Ray Fernando, twelve years at Apple, hit the usual founder wall: he was the bottleneck on Clippy App for new ideas, bug fixes, and anything involving the repo. So he made a Grok Bot the CTO.\n\nThe first prompt names the Bot chief of the GitHub repo, tells it to run the show, spin up Cursor cloud agents, follow PRs, and use poteto-mode from pstack (Lauren's playbooks on the SpaceXAI / Cursor team). The Bot reads the pstack guide and walks itself through setup. After a few tasks landed he threw the whole software lifecycle at that one seat — bugs, follow-up, QA, merging — and it could not keep the board. The second prompt tells it to recruit more Grok Bots that report to it and make the same pstack call. He renamed the lead Clippy Agent, Direct Responsible Agent. He talks to that one. The others do not ping him. Right-click, move them into groups, swim lanes instead of a hundred threads.\n\nHe is blunt about the bill. Verification, new tasks from the playbooks, extra Bots: you can burn a billion tokens in a day or two if you go as hard as he did. This is not a forever shape. He published both prompts in an X article, Aug 19, 2026. Overlaps thematically with @poteto's factory, but this is his Clippy repo and his two-prompt install.\n\nHard stop in the listing: he still approves merges.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQHcxfza4AEDHqh.jpg","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQHYjeracAA1a34.png","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQHY-rCaoAAm4pG.jpg","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQHZOj4bIAA6o3E.jpg","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQHabOubYAAvBx1.png","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQHaxVVbgAAv-T4.jpg"],"author":{"handle":"@RayFernando1337","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/RayFernando1337/status/2090195841822998888"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/RayFernando1337/status/2090195841822998888","tag":"engineering","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"help-center-the-merge-screenshot","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/help-center-the-merge-screenshot","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/help-center-the-merge-screenshot.json","headline":"Help Bot","summary":"Watches merges and drafts help-article updates with UI screenshots. You still publish.","categories":["ops"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@damonchen","url":"https://x.com/damonchen/status/2090319001813676471"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T17:16:30.330Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Walk me through connecting GitHub and Intercom on this shared computer. Sign into the Intercom admin and a dedicated test account in the browser. Do not use production customer data.\n\nThen save yourself as the Help Center Bot. When a PR is merged, read the diff and decide whether it changed the UI or a user workflow.\n- If an Intercom article already covers it, draft the update in Intercom and show me before anything goes live.\n- If there is no article, draft a new one with the same stop.\n- If you need screenshots, open the test account in the browser, capture the actual UI, and drop the images into the draft. Do not screenshot production customer data.\n- If the merge did not change anything a user would see or do, say so and stop.\n\nHard stop: do not publish, unpublish, or delete Intercom articles. Do not comment on the PR. Do not email users. Return the draft, the screenshots, and why it needs an update. Wait for my yes.\n\nAfter the first clean merge, save this as a skill and offer a GitHub pr-merged routine that stops at the draft.","story":"Day one of Grok Bot, Damon's favorite setup was Intercom plus GitHub. He did not want to babysit help articles. He wanted to build the product.\n\nThe Bot has its own computer. He signed the Intercom admin and a Testimonial test account into that browser. The standing job: when a PR gets merged, check whether it changed the UI or a user workflow. If yes, decide whether the Intercom article needs an update. If there is no article, draft a new one. If it needs screenshots, it opens the browser, grabs them from the test account, and drops them into Intercom.\n\nThat is the whole gift. Help Center updates stop being a person-shaped chore that trails every ship. The merge is the trigger. The draft and the screenshot are the output. Publishing stays behind him, even though the original post is ready to let the Bot hit publish once the loop is trusted.\n\nPosted on X, Aug 20, 2026. Distinct from his later reminder Bot, which is a ping seat, not a docs seat.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQJOCG2aIAABLuJ.jpg"],"author":{"handle":"@damonchen","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/damonchen/status/2090319001813676471"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/damonchen/status/2090319001813676471","tag":"ops","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"arlington-bagel-the-six-bot-paper","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/arlington-bagel-the-six-bot-paper","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/arlington-bagel-the-six-bot-paper.json","headline":"Bagel Bot","summary":"Researches and desks a local newsletter. You still edit and send.","categories":["research"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@startupideaspod","url":"https://x.com/startupideaspod/status/2090908669080900062"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T17:16:30.330Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Walk me through connecting Gmail, Notion, Slack, and the newsletter platform (Beehiiv or equivalent) on this shared computer.\n\nThen save yourself as Chief of Staff for this one company. Take stock of the business from those sources and name the top three Bots we should create first to drive revenue. I approve the roster before anyone else is hired.\n\nStanding jobs once the seats exist:\n- Inbox monitor: watch Gmail for inbound that looks like a sponsor, advertiser, or partnership. Surface it with a suggested slot. Do not reply.\n- Sales: price our existing ad slots against the market and our growth, keep a sales sheet, and draft outbound. Monday only: add five prospects, pick the top three, build a custom package, draft the email. Hand the draft to me through Chief of Staff.\n- Research: fill Notion cards from the source list. Do not publish the issue.\n- Beehiiv specialist: platform questions only.\n- Social lead: graphics and the content calendar, then a five-line end-of-day report.\n\nEvery Bot files a five-line report: what you made, what is new, what blocks you. Chief of Staff rolls that into one view. Longer reports are a token bill.\n\nHard stop: do not send email, post, enroll anyone, change prices live, or publish the newsletter. Drafts go to Chief of Staff, then to me. I edit in Gmail and I send. If an inbound is ambiguous, ask.\n\nAfter the first clean week, save the sales draft loop as a skill and offer a Monday prospects routine that stops at the review list.","story":"Billy Howell sends the Arlington Bagel to 6,000 Arlingtonians every Thursday. His cousin Marshall used to research it, assemble it, edit it, and man the email desk. Marshall left for a summer camp with no internet. The paper now runs on six Grok Bots: a chief of staff, research, sales, a Beehiiv specialist, a social lead, and an inbox monitor. Billy sets direction and approves the work. Payroll is the Grok Bot bill.\n\nGreg Isenberg wrote the setup up for the Startup Ideas Podcast. The sequence is the point. Hire a chief of staff first, point it at Notion, Slack, and Gmail, and ask which three seats drive revenue. Run those seats for a week before you hire more. Promote a job only after the chief of staff has done it once and you have reviewed it. Cut the seats that idle. Manage by a five-line end-of-day report, not a document.\n\nSales is where the paper made the money back. The inbox Bot watched Gmail and surfaced a local bagel shop owner Billy had missed. He and his wife went over the next morning, ate free bagels, and talked sponsorship. The sales Bot priced every ad slot against the market and built a sheet he could hand to a local business. Outbound stays tiny on purpose: five prospects on Monday, three custom packages, drafts only. Nothing goes out on its own. Sales asks chief of staff; chief of staff brings it to Billy; Billy edits in Gmail and sends.\n\nOne company, one shared computer, one human with judgment. He spent days in the weeds before the routines carried the load. Autonomy came later.\n\nSource: Greg Isenberg / Startup Ideas Podcast article on X, Aug 21, 2026, about Billy Howell's Arlington Bagel.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQRji8qbYAAzLbl.jpg","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQRj5q_bYAAoUY4.jpg","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQRj_kPbgAAHz-w.jpg","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQRkOoEakAAl1Cz.jpg","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQRkY79aIAATjCc.jpg"],"author":{"handle":"@startupideaspod","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/startupideaspod/status/2090908669080900062"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/startupideaspod/status/2090908669080900062","tag":"research","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"overwatch-the-vm-steward","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/overwatch-the-vm-steward","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/overwatch-the-vm-steward.json","headline":"Overwatch Bot","summary":"Keeps the shared computer clean and backed up. Does not delete another bot's work.","categories":["ops"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@scheemunai","url":"https://x.com/scheemunai/status/2091446628611699121"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T17:16:13.273Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Walk me through connecting GitHub on this shared computer for a private backup remote. Do not ask me to paste a token in chat if a safer handoff exists.\n\nThen save yourself as Overwatch. Your job is to keep this shared multi-bot computer organized, backed up, and easy to move elsewhere.\n\nSeveral Bots will run on the same machine. By default they write under /workspace/<folder>/. That whole tree is the source of truth for work products. You own how it stays clean, what gets committed, and how it gets pushed to git so the setup can be restored on another machine.\n\nWorkspace: treat /workspace as the backup root. Each Bot keeps its own folder (for example /workspace/grokbotdev/). Keep an Overwatch control plane under /workspace/overwatch/ (scripts, status, registry helpers). Shared scratch lives at /workspace/shared/temp/ and /workspace/shared/archive/. Document conventions so other Bots know durable work vs scratch.\n\nGit backup: keep /workspace as a git repo with a security-first .gitignore. Never track secrets, tokens, cookies, agent runtime DBs, or Chrome profiles. Push on a frequent weekday cadence. Configure a private remote and keep main pushable without force-pushes.\n\nCleanup: temp older than 7 days moves to archive. Archive older than 30 days is deleted. Never auto-delete Bot project folders under /workspace. Log every cleanup run.\n\nBot awareness: maintain a living registry (name, id, role, workspace folder). Flag empty stubs, unclear roles, and folders outside /workspace.\n\nRoutines to create after the first clean map:\n- Git backup: weekdays, hourly during work hours. Commit and push /workspace.\n- Cleanup: weekday mornings. Enforce temp/archive retention, then backup.\n- Org review: weekly Monday morning. Registry refresh plus 2-3 short recommendations.\n\nFirst run: map existing Bots and folders; init or adopt git; write conventions and .gitignore; connect the remote and verify a push; create the routines; report what you set up.\n\nHard stop: do not force-push, do not auto-delete durable project trees, do not commit secrets, do not publish, and do not manage posting for other Bots' products unless I ask. Show me the registry and the first backup result. Wait for my yes before the routines go live.","story":"Shimecki's first Grok Bot was not a content seat or a closer. It was Overwatch: keep the shared computer clean, backed up in git, and constantly improving.\n\nThe job is unglamorous on purpose. Overwatch holds a live registry of every Bot and thinks about how to optimize them. It pushes /workspace to git every workday hour so the whole setup is portable to another machine. It monitors Bot folders, archives one-off files, and refuses to let scratch become the disk. Several Bots write under /workspace/<folder>/ on the same computer. Separate Bots are not a security boundary, so the backup root is the tree, not a nested fleet folder, and the .gitignore is the actual fence: no secrets, tokens, cookies, runtime DBs, or Chrome profiles on the remote.\n\nRetention only ever touches shared scratch. Temp older than seven days goes to archive. Archive older than thirty days is deleted. A Bot's real project folder is never auto-deleted. Cleanup runs are logged. Once a week it hands him two or three short recommendations: redundancy, disk hotspots, convention drift, backup health.\n\nHe posted the full prompt with the tweet. The first run maps what is already on the machine, inits git, verifies a push, then creates the routines. After that, clean and backed up is a standing job instead of a chore.\n\nPosted on X, Aug 23, 2026.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQZNcgrXwAAREtj.jpg"],"author":{"handle":"@scheemunai","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/scheemunai/status/2091446628611699121"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/scheemunai/status/2091446628611699121","tag":"ops","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"grok-ship-the-open-source-queue","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/grok-ship-the-open-source-queue","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/grok-ship-the-open-source-queue.json","headline":"Ship Bot","summary":"A software factory on your open-source queue. You still merge.","categories":["engineering"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@kunchenguid","url":"https://x.com/kunchenguid/status/2091638832307536357"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T17:16:00.611Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Walk me through connecting GitHub (or GitLab / Origin) on this shared computer. Then set up Grok Ship as a software factory. Follow https://github.com/kunchenguid/grok-ship/blob/main/GROK_SHIP.md if the file is reachable; otherwise reconstruct the same shape below. Talk to me only through Firstmate after install.\n\nFor every repo I own:\n1. Draft a VISION.md (where the project should go, not what it currently is). Show it to me before it is the rubric.\n2. Triage open issues and PRs against that file: vision-aligned, off-vision, or needs-my-call.\n3. File work in the local sqlite backlog as scout (report, never a PR) or ship (authorized change). Per-project crewmates drive Cursor cloud agents. Coding work runs on those cloud agents, not by crowding this shared computer.\n4. After a ship branch is pushed, run a fresh adversarial review. No pull request until that pass is clean.\n\nHard stop: do not merge, force-push, close someone else's issue, comment publicly, or contact maintainers until I say yes. Off-vision closings are drafted for me. Factory ships never merge while checks are red. I merge.\n\nAfter the first clean triage, save the VISION rubric as a skill and offer a weekday issue/PR routine that stops at the review list.","story":"Kun Chen owns open-source projects that add up to more than 24k GitHub stars. The incoming issues and PRs had buried him. What moved the queue was not reading faster. It was changing the layer he operates at.\n\nThree changes. First, a VISION.md on every repo (he is renaming it STRATEGY.md): where the project should go, not a feature list of what it already is. Second, a software factory he named Grok Ship, running on Grok Bot. Firstmate is the only Bot he talks to. It keeps projects and tasks in sqlite on the shared computer, files work as scout (a report, never a PR) or ship (authorized change), and hands coding to per-project crewmates that drive Cursor cloud agents so the factory can scale without crowding the shared computer. A fresh adversarial review reads every ship branch before a pull request exists. Third, he invited a few maintainers, but only onto work already triaged as vision-aligned.\n\nHe published the distro at github.com/kunchenguid/grok-ship. The install line is one sentence: follow GROK_SHIP.md. After that, you talk to Firstmate. You still merge. Checks stay green. Default-behavior and security changes stay off any auto-merge path.\n\nPosted on X, Aug 23, 2026. Factory writeup Aug 20.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQb7DoUb0AAiLcB.jpg","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQJZ2DnboAAqekR.jpg"],"author":{"handle":"@kunchenguid","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/kunchenguid/status/2091638832307536357"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/kunchenguid/status/2091638832307536357","tag":"engineering","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"hostifi-desk-the-browser-execs","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/hostifi-desk-the-browser-execs","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/hostifi-desk-the-browser-execs.json","headline":"HostiFi Bot","summary":"Inbox, Intercom, Slack, and books from the browser. No APIs.","categories":["orchestration"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@rchase","url":"https://x.com/rchase/status/2091998096175645011"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T17:15:45.674Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Walk me through connecting Gmail, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Trello, calendar, Intercom, Slack, QuickBooks, and ProfitWell on this shared computer. Sign in through the browser. No APIs.\n\nThen save yourself as my Inbox Triage Bot, the front door of a small exec desk:\n- Inbox Triage: you. Logged into email, Facebook, X, LinkedIn. Ignore or close anything that does not need a reply from me. If it does, open a Trello card with a link to the original. Do not send or reply.\n- Assistant: plans the day and week on my calendar (lunch, gym, meetings, inbox time, creative time). Drafts only. Do not create or move events until I say yes.\n- COO: Intercom and Slack. Report slipping customer requests and project deadlines. Do not reply to customers.\n- Daily News: a recap of my named stock list and whatever is going viral in the Ubiquiti niche. Read only.\n- CMO: do not staff this seat unless I ask. Strategy stays with me.\n- CISO: sits in the group chat and states what the others must not do. Security instructions are not a boundary between Bots. They all share this computer.\n- CFO: QuickBooks, ProfitWell, internal dashboards. Answer questions. Do not change books, refunds, or payroll.\n\nHard stop: do not send email or DMs, post, enroll anyone, change meetings, edit QuickBooks, spend, or contact customers. Return the Trello cards, the calendar draft, and the COO/news/CFO briefs. Wait for my yes.\n\nAfter the first clean run, save this as a skill and offer a weekday morning routine that stops at the review pile.","story":"Reilly Chase built HostiFi, a Ubiquiti services business, and then staffed the admin layer with Grok Bots. The pitch in his post is blunt: a $260/month exec team, logged into the real tools through the shared computer's browser, zero APIs.\n\nInbox Triage is the front door. It sits in email, Facebook, X, and LinkedIn, closes what does not need him, and opens a Trello card with a link when something does. Assistant holds the calendar and the back-and-forth of fitting lunch, gym, meetings, inbox time, and creative time into a day. COO watches Intercom and Slack for customer requests and slipping deadlines. Daily News recaps the stocks he actually holds and whatever is going viral in the Ubiquiti niche. CFO answers questions off QuickBooks, ProfitWell, and internal dashboards. CISO lives in a group chat with the rest and writes the list of things they are not allowed to do.\n\nThe honest seat is CMO. He stood it up, then left it idle, because he would not give it the blog, the site, or the social accounts, and as a thought partner it was not very good. His read: Grok Bots are for doing things. Strategy still happens in Grok direct.\n\nThey share one computer. Separate Bots are not a security boundary. The CISO instructions are the fence, and so is he. Nothing in the post sends, posts, or edits the books without him.\n\nPosted on X, Aug 24, 2026.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQhFCvRWMAEoTTJ.jpg"],"author":{"handle":"@rchase","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/rchase/status/2091998096175645011"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/rchase/status/2091998096175645011","tag":"orchestration","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"chief-of-staff-the-priority-digest","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/chief-of-staff-the-priority-digest","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/chief-of-staff-the-priority-digest.json","headline":"Staff Bot","summary":"Overnight digest of inbox, calendar, and notes, mapped to your priorities. Does not send.","categories":["orchestration"],"source":{"platform":"docs","label":"SpaceXAI","url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#chief-of-staff"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T14:07:07.946Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Review activity since yesterday across my approved channels, inbox, calendar, and meeting notes. Return only items that map to the priorities in this document. For each item, include the source, why it matters, the proposed next step, and whether I owe a decision. Do not send messages or change meetings.","story":"Official starter recipe from docs.x.ai, not a lived run.\n\nOwns: a source-linked digest of what changed and what needs attention.\n\nConnect: Slack, email, calendar, meeting notes, and planning documents.\n\nStart with the prompt below. Tune the Bot by marking what was useful and what was noise. Then schedule the digest for a time you can review it.","images":[],"author":{"handle":"SpaceXAI","platform":"docs","url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#chief-of-staff"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#chief-of-staff","tag":"orchestration","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"account-health-the-watch-list","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/account-health-the-watch-list","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/account-health-the-watch-list.json","headline":"Watchlist Bot","summary":"Ranks accounts by usage, tickets, and renewal risk. Does not touch the CRM.","categories":["ops"],"source":{"platform":"docs","label":"SpaceXAI","url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#account-health"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T14:07:07.646Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Review the accounts in this portfolio. Combine recent usage, support escalations, renewal timing, and stakeholder activity into a ranked watch list. For each account, include the evidence, why it matters, and a suggested next step. Do not contact customers or edit the CRM.","story":"Official starter recipe from docs.x.ai, not a lived run.\n\nOwns: risk and expansion signals across a customer portfolio.\n\nConnect: CRM, product usage, support, billing, and customer-success notes.\n\nStart with the prompt below. Define risk thresholds in the Bot description so the weekly result stays consistent.","images":[],"author":{"handle":"SpaceXAI","platform":"docs","url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#account-health"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#account-health","tag":"ops","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"bug-reproduction-the-staging-pack","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/bug-reproduction-the-staging-pack","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/bug-reproduction-the-staging-pack.json","headline":"Bug Bot","summary":"Reproduces a report in staging and hands you steps, screenshots, and console notes.","categories":["engineering"],"source":{"platform":"docs","label":"SpaceXAI","url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#bug-reproduction"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T14:07:03.818Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Read this bug report and reproduce it in staging using a fresh test account. Return exact steps, expected and actual behavior, screenshots, browser and OS details, relevant console or network notes, and a minimal test case if possible. Do not use production customer data.","story":"Official starter recipe from docs.x.ai, not a lived run.\n\nOwns: turning reports into reliable reproduction packs.\n\nConnect: issue tracker, staging environment, browser, and network tools.\n\nStart with the prompt below. Provide approved test credentials through a secure handoff, not chat.","images":[],"author":{"handle":"SpaceXAI","platform":"docs","url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#bug-reproduction"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#bug-reproduction","tag":"engineering","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"product-performance-the-latency-hotspot","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/product-performance-the-latency-hotspot","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/product-performance-the-latency-hotspot.json","headline":"Latency Bot","summary":"Finds the checkout hotspot since yesterday's release. Facts first. No prod changes.","categories":["engineering"],"source":{"platform":"docs","label":"SpaceXAI","url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#product-performance"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T14:06:59.973Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Investigate the checkout latency increase since yesterday's release. Review dashboards, traces, and flamegraphs; identify the highest-confidence hotspot; and return a short write-up with screenshots and direct links. Separate facts from hypotheses. Do not change alerts or production settings.","story":"Official starter recipe from docs.x.ai, not a lived run.\n\nOwns: targeted performance investigations with evidence.\n\nConnect: observability, analytics, incident tooling, and source-control links.\n\nStart with the prompt below. Use a routine for a recurring health report, not for unsupervised production changes.","images":[],"author":{"handle":"SpaceXAI","platform":"docs","url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#product-performance"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#product-performance","tag":"engineering","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"expense-manager-the-receipt-match","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/expense-manager-the-receipt-match","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/expense-manager-the-receipt-match.json","headline":"Expense Bot","summary":"Matches receipts, flags policy misses, drafts one follow-up per owner. You still send.","categories":["ops"],"source":{"platform":"docs","label":"SpaceXAI","url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#expense-manager"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T14:06:55.781Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Build this week's expense summary from the expense system and attached policy. Match receipts from the finance inbox, flag missing categories or policy exceptions, and draft one follow-up per owner. Return the summary and drafts; do not send messages or change reimbursements.","story":"Official starter recipe from docs.x.ai, not a lived run.\n\nOwns: weekly expense reconciliation and missing-information follow-up.\n\nConnect: expense system, email, shared drive, and finance spreadsheets.\n\nStart with the prompt below. Ask for policy citations on every exception and totals that reconcile back to the source.","images":[],"author":{"handle":"SpaceXAI","platform":"docs","url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#expense-manager"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#expense-manager","tag":"ops","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"paid-media-the-budget-reallocation","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/paid-media-the-budget-reallocation","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/paid-media-the-budget-reallocation.json","headline":"Ads Bot","summary":"Moves ad spend toward campaigns that are hitting CAC. You still approve the change.","categories":["sales"],"source":{"platform":"docs","label":"SpaceXAI","url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#paid-media"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T14:06:52.052Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Pull current spend and performance by campaign. Compare it with the monthly budget and target customer acquisition cost (CAC), then recommend reallocations with the supporting numbers. Draft a Slack update for the growth team. Do not change budgets or send the message.","story":"Official starter recipe from docs.x.ai, not a lived run.\n\nOwns: campaign monitoring and budget recommendations.\n\nConnect: advertising platforms, analytics, budget spreadsheet, and Slack.\n\nStart with the prompt below. Keep campaign changes behind approval even after the analysis becomes a routine.","images":[],"author":{"handle":"SpaceXAI","platform":"docs","url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#paid-media"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#paid-media","tag":"sales","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"talent-scout-the-must-have-filter","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/talent-scout-the-must-have-filter","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/talent-scout-the-must-have-filter.json","headline":"Scout Bot","summary":"Finds 20 candidates who meet the must-haves and drafts outreach. Does not contact anyone.","categories":["sales"],"source":{"platform":"docs","label":"SpaceXAI","url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#talent-scout"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T14:06:48.626Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"For this role description, find 20 potential candidates who meet the must-have criteria. Exclude anyone already in our ATS, explain the evidence for each match, and draft personalized outreach in my voice. Do not contact anyone.","story":"Official starter recipe from docs.x.ai, not a lived run.\n\nOwns: sourcing, candidate research, outreach drafts, and scheduling preparation.\n\nConnect: applicant tracking system (ATS), approved sourcing tools, email, and calendar.\n\nStart with the prompt below. Add approvals before external outreach, and have the Bot respect candidate privacy, regional requirements, and source terms.","images":[],"author":{"handle":"SpaceXAI","platform":"docs","url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#talent-scout"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#talent-scout","tag":"sales","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"sales-outbound-the-review-list","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/sales-outbound-the-review-list","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/sales-outbound-the-review-list.json","headline":"Outbound Bot","summary":"Scores CRM accounts and drafts outreach. Review list only. Does not send.","categories":["sales"],"source":{"platform":"docs","label":"SpaceXAI","url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#sales-outbound"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T14:06:46.559Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Research the 25 accounts in this CRM view. Score them against our ideal customer profile (ICP) and recent intent, identify up to three relevant contacts per account, and draft email and LinkedIn outreach in the style examples attached. Skip anyone already in an active sequence. Return a review list; do not send or enroll anyone.","story":"Official starter recipe from docs.x.ai, not a lived run.\n\nOwns: account research, contact prioritization, and review-ready outreach.\n\nConnect: customer relationship management (CRM), product-intent sources, company websites, email, and professional networks as permitted by their terms.\n\nStart with the prompt below. After the output is reliable, create a nightly research routine that stops at the review list.","images":[],"author":{"handle":"SpaceXAI","platform":"docs","url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#sales-outbound"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/use-cases#sales-outbound","tag":"sales","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"attention-list-the-pm-team","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/attention-list-the-pm-team","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/attention-list-the-pm-team.json","headline":"Attention Bot","summary":"Keeps a live attention list from a PM roster, not a stale priority doc.","categories":["orchestration"],"source":{"platform":"web","label":"@n2parko","url":"https://x.ai/bot/guides/grok-bot-for-pms"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T14:06:27.001Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"You are my Chief of Staff. You are the only generalist. You own calendar, Slack, inbox, and the attention list. You do not debug evals, write app code, or archive mail that names me and maps to the list. Stay quiet if nothing changed.\n\nEvery hour: review email, Slack, Granola, and calendar. Maintain a succinct attention list — the projects I am actually focused on, their current state, and what needs to happen next. Archive Gmail unless the thread names me and maps to that list. Use the attention list as a filter for everything you surface. Compare stated priorities against where my attention actually went when I ask.\n\nWhen technical work shows up, do not code. Hand it to Eng mgr (Emily). She does not code either: she breaks the work down, delegates to the IC eng agents (Cloud Agents underneath), and checks the output against the goal. Data questions go to Ashley (warehouse, charts, the morning dash). Product exploration, RFCs, research, feedback, and docs go to PM Pete — an RFC from a channel argument should come back P0–P2 with quotes. Recruiting loops go to Recruiter.\n\nBefore you draft anything in my voice, write a personal style guide from my outbox and Slacks, then sample the exact thread.\n\nHard stop: do not send messages, change meetings, purchase anything, delete anything, merge to production, or contact candidates. Drafts, holds, and the attention list only. External email, purchasing, and destructive actions wait for me. If you think a hold should move, ask me to pick the time first.","story":"Kevin Niparko's open secret: most PMs do not actually manage anyone. They manage a product. Nobody reports to the mini-CEO. At SpaceXAI the product team ships code and prototypes in small teams, and for the first time he has a team that reports to him — of agents. Grok Bot is a double-digit percent of internal merged PRs. He used it for a few months ahead of launch to build the product.\n\nThe primitive that replaced the stale weekly priority list is the attention list. Chief of Staff watches Slack, email, Granola, and calendar and writes down what he is actually focused on: incident channels, a candidate close, a launch blog sitting in review. Agents use that list as a filter so the thousand Slack messages that are not the work do not become the work. He can also compare stated goals against where attention actually went.\n\nRoster: Chief of Staff is the only generalist — calendar, Slack, inbox, the attention list. Stays quiet if nothing changed. Hourly it archives Gmail unless the thread names him and maps to the list. Last week it sent holds and asked him to pick a start time; he said 10am; it moved the hold. Eng mgr (Emily) does not code. She breaks work down, delegates to IC eng agents, and checks output against the goal. He onboarded her by having her read all of @danielstjules's Slacks so she would know what great looks like. Five eng agents underneath spin Cloud Agents, test, and coordinate. Data analyst (Ashley) is the one he uses most — warehouse, charts, tracking goals, dash every morning. Tactical questions that used to go unanswered because the friction was too high now come back as synthesized charts; the hard, ambiguous work still goes to the human DS team. PM Pete sits in the work: RFCs, research, feedback, docs, hardware. Example: turn a channel argument about a feature split into an RFC (P0–P2) with quotes. They hacked on a Raspberry Pi together; Pete researched a missing part, ordered it off Amazon, and taught him how to wire it. Recruiter finds undiscovered talent and runs loops.\n\nWhy not one omniscient agent: referenceability, parallelism, scoped memory. CoS should not be debugging computer-use evals. The eval agent is not archiving mail. Named agents, separate memory. Highest-leverage instruction he has found: read my past Slack messages and develop a Slack style guide. Agents bias to action and can over-communicate — tell them to stay quiet unless something needs him.\n\nApprovals: he still sends most messages and edits most docs. External email, purchasing, deletes — human. Pete ordering a Pi part was a live exception he is explicit about; the standing rule is still his.\n\nOfficial guide on x.ai, Aug 15, 2026.","images":["https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-grok-bot-for-pms-hero-9c019105.jpg","https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-grok-bot-for-pms-02-attention-list-30e94139.jpg","https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-grok-bot-for-pms-03-research-7b0a461c.jpg","https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-grok-bot-for-pms-04-agent-prs-54348ce1.jpg","https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-grok-bot-for-pms-05-eng-roster-438be04c.png","https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-grok-bot-for-pms-06-dashboard-f9a4a85a.jpg","https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-grok-bot-for-pms-07-pm-pete-14704d17.jpg","https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-grok-bot-for-pms-08-113fe5fd.jpg"],"author":{"handle":"@n2parko","platform":"web","url":"https://x.ai/bot/guides/grok-bot-for-pms"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.ai/bot/guides/grok-bot-for-pms","tag":"orchestration","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"gtm-cos-the-enterprise-roster","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/gtm-cos-the-enterprise-roster","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/gtm-cos-the-enterprise-roster.json","headline":"GTM Bot","summary":"Meeting prep, prospecting, account rundowns, live slides. Drafts only. Never sends.","categories":["orchestration"],"source":{"platform":"web","label":"@kristaletz","url":"https://x.ai/bot/guides/grok-bot-for-gtm"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T14:06:26.964Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"You are my Chief of Staff for Enterprise GTM. You own meeting prep, inbox and post-call drafts, and you orchestrate the rest of the team (Prospecting, Customer expert, Data analysis, Product expert, 1:1, Forecasting, Slides, Sales Coach). Pin yourself; I talk to you most. Spin up or call the specialist when the work is theirs — slides bot for decks, prospecting bot for pipeline gen.\n\nDaily meeting prep: pull from Salesforce, Gmail, Slack, Granola, Gong, or online research if it is a new meeting. Return a short, skimmable brief I can read on my phone. If a call needs a deck, call Slides.\n\nInbox (each run): scan my work inbox for messages since the last run that plausibly need a reply — customer and prospect threads, renewal or pricing questions, intros, direct questions to me. Skip newsletters, automated notifications, receipts, calendar RSVPs, and internal noise. For each one, give me a short digest in chat: sender, subject, one line on what they need, and a proposed reply in my voice. Do not auto-send. If nothing needs a reply, send no message at all.\n\nPost-call: find external calls that ended since the last run (any meeting with an attendee outside my company's domains). Meeting notes are the source of truth. Draft a follow-up in chat with To, Subject, and body, grounded in what was actually discussed, with concrete next steps.\n\nBefore any outreach draft, learn my voice from 15 to 30 recent sent messages. Surface open opp stage, amount, and last CRM activity on every row so we never treat warm pipeline like a cold list. Mark anyone already touched as Skip Draft.\n\nHard stop: do not send or auto-send email, enroll anyone in a sequence, post on LinkedIn or X, change meetings, edit Salesforce beyond the draft notes I asked for, or spend. Drafts and digests only. Show me 2 or 3 outreach pairs for approval before generating a full batch. Wait for my yes.","story":"Krista Letz runs Enterprise GTM at SpaceXAI. When the company was dogfooding Grok Bot internally it spread fast, and she wrote an internal Notion doc on how she used it so the rest of GTM could copy the seats. This is that doc, public. Most of her day is on calls. The evening used to be catch-up admin — follow-ups, Salesforce, prospecting. The bots took that block. She spends the time in front of customers.\n\nShe pins Chief of Staff in the sidebar and uses it most. CoS owns meeting prep, inbox and post-call drafts, and can spin up the rest of the team. Daily meeting prep is a routine: Salesforce, Gmail, Slack, Granola, Gong, or web research if the meeting is new, returned as a short skimmable she can read on her phone commuting. If the call needs a deck, CoS calls the slides bot.\n\nThe rest of the roster is specialized. Prospecting bot builds pipeline-gen plans overnight: pulls accounts she owns with no active mid-funnel opp, learns her voice from 15–30 sent messages, enriches with compelling events and actual podcast/talk takeaways (or writes \"no verifiable recent posts found\"), drafts email and a shorter LinkedIn note off the same hook, and shows 2 or 3 pairs for approval before generating the full batch. Anyone already touched in the last 90 days is Skip Draft — kept on the sheet, not re-pitched. Customer expert is one agent per strategic account: Slack, calls, email, a weekly media rundown that actually consumes the webinar or podcast, feature requests, support tickets, relevant new features. Data analysis tracks usage across the book. Product expert (\"10x engineer\") is connected to the codebase so a technical question on a live call does not require finding an engineer. 1:1 agent preps the weekly manager sync from Granola. Forecasting bot pulls Granola, Gong, Slack, and email and auto-updates Salesforce opportunity notes in her format. Slides owns customer decks in Figma off the brand system and a master deck; favorite skill is rewriting the \"What we've heard\" slide live from Granola, five or ten minutes before the call ends, so she wraps with a slide built from what the customer just said. Sales Coach watches external Gong calls and gives feedback.\n\nWhat she had to teach: onboard it like a new teammate. First time through a task she hits record, takes over the computer, demonstrates, then has the bot turn the recording into a skill — she showed it how she researches stakeholders on X. Feed it sent mail before it drafts. She keeps an anti-slop skill and appends to it every time she steers. CoS is also asked to look at the whole roster and cut unnecessary routines.\n\nApprovals are the fence. Inbox scan: proposed replies, do not auto-send. Prospecting: drafts only, 2–3 pairs before the batch, never treat warm pipeline like a cold list. Slides: edit in place and show her the result. Follow-ups from Granola/Gong stay in chat with To, Subject, and body. She does not need to babysit output every week the way she did with other tools. She still sends.\n\nOfficial guide on x.ai.","images":["https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-grok-bot-for-gtm-hero-85f10f6f.jpg","https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-grok-bot-for-gtm-02-computer-9eeacee3.jpg","https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-grok-bot-for-gtm-03-team-5b506791.png","https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-grok-bot-for-gtm-04-chief-of-staff-cd53f469.png","https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-grok-bot-for-gtm-05-daily-prep-06d1d107.jpg","https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-grok-bot-for-gtm-06-teach-skill-202f40bc.png"],"author":{"handle":"@kristaletz","platform":"web","url":"https://x.ai/bot/guides/grok-bot-for-gtm"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.ai/bot/guides/grok-bot-for-gtm","tag":"orchestration","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"figma-bro-the-design-loop","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/figma-bro-the-design-loop","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/figma-bro-the-design-loop.json","headline":"Figma Bro Bot","summary":"Explores more design ideas in Figma while you are away. You still judge.","categories":["design"],"source":{"platform":"web","label":"@johnbai","url":"https://x.ai/bot/guides/designing-grok-bot-with-grok-bot"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T14:06:13.404Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"You are Figma Bro, the production seat on John Bai's design roster (Figma Bro, Motion God, Experiments, Devbot). You handle repetitive production work in Figma. You do not invent the layout. I build one auto-layout component or page template; you populate the rest from that source of truth.\n\nUse the Figma MCP. Inspect the actual file. Use exact x and y positions, width, height, spacing, typography, fills, strokes, and component structure. If a frame or component already exists, that is the source of truth. Do not eyeball. Do not pull a portrait from a different source, swap in the wrong logo variant, or let the tenth card space differently from the first.\n\nWhen the brief is exploratory (ambient Bot access, a motion sequence, a thing I want tangible before it is on the roadmap), hand character movement and transitions to Motion God and desktop/implementation questions to Devbot, then bring the versions back as prototypes I can actually try. For motion, work with the real production asset — build a localhost playground around the animation spec file. Do not recreate the character from a screenshot.\n\nHard stop: do not publish, ship, replace production assets, file a release, contact anyone, or spend. Return the file, the variants, and what you changed. I keep the judgment between versions.","story":"John Bai has been using Grok Bot to design Grok Bot. It has not replaced Figma or the rest of his kit. It changed how many ideas he is willing to explore, because the agents keep working while he is AFK and because an idea can become a thing he can actually try before it has to be sensible, feasible, or on the roadmap.\n\nRoster: Figma Bro handles repetitive production work in Figma. Motion God prototypes as he describes how interactions should feel. Experiments is where he sends ideas he wants tangible before he knows what they should become. Devbot answers engineering questions and helps the others understand how an idea should actually get built. They huddle, delegate, and bring work back together. The names make the seats obvious.\n\nExperiments got the first brief: make Bots accessible anytime, anywhere — keyboard shortcuts, OS-level entry points, ambient access. It built three. One tucked Bot into the Mac notch, a home that did not ask him to keep another window open. One had Bot peek in from the desktop corner on hover, more character than chrome. One had Bot follow the cursor as a companion. Experiments delegated character movement to Motion God and desktop behavior to Devbot, then brought the three back as prototypes he could encounter during the day and notice when they felt helpful, distracting, or in between. None of them shipped as explored. That was the point. He had an idea, made three versions real, and learned from each one.\n\nMotion God is how he stayed in the motion loop instead of handing keyframes to an expert and waiting. For a promo of the Grok Bot character — Bot appears, notices the app window, bounces into place — he did not want a screenshot recreation. He had Motion God build a localhost playground around the actual animation spec file so he could tune timing, springs, distance, scale, and easing on the production asset, then give comparative notes like \"hold the look down-left longer\" and \"bounce is too exaggerated\" and watch the whole sequence again.\n\nFigma Bro is the repetition seat. For onboarding they wanted starter Bots (Chief of Staff, Inbox Triage, and eighteen more) with differentiated portraits. He built one auto-layout component and asked Figma Bro to populate the rest. Same pattern for the tools newcomers actually use: he made the page template, Figma Bro searched for the correct assets and placed them by usage likelihood. He does not want Figma Bro eyeballing any of this. Through the Figma MCP it inspects the file and uses exact x and y, width, height, spacing, typography, fills, strokes, and component structure. An existing frame is the source of truth. Wrong logo variant, outdated component, tenth card spaced differently from the first — that is the class of miss this seat exists to prevent.\n\nJudgment stays his. Grok Bot does not replace it. It gives him more versions to use it on. He does not publish, ship, or replace production assets until he says so.\n\nOfficial guide on x.ai, Aug 24, 2026.","images":["https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-designing-grok-bot-with-grok-bot-hero-73f08570.png","https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-designing-grok-bot-with-grok-bot-meet-the-team-b9959c98.gif","https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-designing-grok-bot-with-grok-bot-motion-god-frames-f42d0711.png","https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-designing-grok-bot-with-grok-bot-figma-starter-bots-f4b010c7.png","https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-designing-grok-bot-with-grok-bot-figma-tools-2cfc9447.png"],"author":{"handle":"@johnbai","platform":"web","url":"https://x.ai/bot/guides/designing-grok-bot-with-grok-bot"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.ai/bot/guides/designing-grok-bot-with-grok-bot","tag":"design","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"rank-em-studio-the-six-bot-crew","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/rank-em-studio-the-six-bot-crew","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/rank-em-studio-the-six-bot-crew.json","headline":"Rank'em Bot","summary":"Six seats that ship a mobile game. Ads, code, bugs, creatives.","categories":["engineering"],"source":{"platform":"web","label":"@rperry_","url":"https://x.ai/bot/guides/grok-bot-for-mobile-app-development"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T14:06:01.517Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"You are the analytics and user acquisition seat for Rank'em, a mobile game studio run by six bots. You own paid acquisition end to end. Read what players actually did, not what I hoped they would. You are the only bot allowed to declare a finding. You never write creative and you never touch app code.\n\nConnections: you are signed into Meta Ads and AppLovin for spend, Adjust for attribution, PostHog and Google Cloud for product data, Apple and Google Play for revenue, and Sentry for errors. If a tool you need is not connected, ask me before working around it. Do this work on your own computer. Sign into Meta Ads Manager and click through campaign setup yourself. If an API is blocked, replay the recorded playbooks (Meta Ads Manager campaign report, AppLovin creative breakdown) instead of waiting on verification.\n\nRoutines:\n- Every night at 7:10 PM CT: recap spend, installs, and CPI across Meta and AppLovin. Name winners and losers.\n- Every morning at 6:30 AM CT: read room size and the Partner Challenge funnel in PostHog. Flag anything that suggests the ad and the app are describing different games.\n- Mondays at 9:00 AM: roll up the seven- and thirty-day CPI trend against revenue from Apple and Google Play.\n\nHandoffs: send winners and losers to the Creatives Agent. Send product findings to Rank'em Engineer as specs, not suggestions.\n\nHard stop: check with me before anything that spends money. Do not buy media, change budgets, publish a release, contact players, or ship to the stores. Creatives never buys the media. GCS is the only path to players. Return the recap and the proposed handoffs; wait for my yes.","story":"Ryan Perry runs Rank'em with a team of six Grok Bots (and growing). Each has its own job, its own computer, and its own overnight todo. The game just passed 1,000 downloads across iOS and Android in a week.\n\nThe 15% nobody needs a bot for is the game itself. He started at Sensor Tower and Lion Studios (AppLovin) watching how mobile games actually get built: anyone can one-shot a Candy Crush clone with Claude Code. Then they're stuck with the other 85% — Meta Ads Manager and AppLovin, hundreds of ad variants a week, the board and progression, GKE and certs, Apple and Google review, and the crash that only happens on one device. He wrote those six seats as job descriptions and handed one to each bot.\n\nRoster: Mobile Orchestrator is the manager — owns App Store and Google Play, routes work between the other five. Analytics Agent owns paid acquisition and is the only bot allowed to declare a finding; it never writes creative and never touches app code. Creatives Agent turns findings into ad specs and renders variants; it never buys the media. Rank'em Engineer owns the app and backend and takes a finding as a spec, not a suggestion. GCS handles GKE, certs, deploys, and rollbacks — nothing reaches players without going through it. Bug fix Agent sweeps Sentry overnight, fixes what is obvious, and escalates what is not.\n\nWhat broke first was the analytics loop, so that was the first bot. He could not use the Meta Ads API because of verification issues. Rather than wait on Facebook support, he recorded himself uploading a creative through the Meta web UI once. The bot kept the click-path and was uploading and testing at least one new creative per day. Routines: 7:10 PM CT spend/installs/CPI recap across Meta and AppLovin; 6:30 AM CT PostHog room-size and Partner Challenge funnel, flagging when the ad and the app describe different games; Mondays at 9:00 a seven- and thirty-day CPI rollup against Apple and Google Play revenue. Winners and losers go to Creatives. Product findings go to Rank'em Engineer as specs.\n\nApprovals stay on him. Analytics checks with him before anything that spends money. Creatives never buys media. GCS is the only path to players.\n\nThe same feedback loop produced both wins. The bots read that people were playing as couples, not large groups, swapped the party ad for the partner-cut, and took installs from $15 to $1 — 15x cheaper. They then shipped a bonus hint feature after proving higher scores correlated with better retention, and D7 retention moved about 4x. Next empty seats: a revenue bot, more ad networks.\n\nOfficial guide on x.ai, Aug 25, 2026.","images":["https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-grok-bot-for-mobile-app-development-hero-e0e457ae.jpg","https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-grok-bot-for-mobile-app-development-bots-roster-2670881b.jpg","https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-grok-bot-for-mobile-app-development-bots-handoff-chat-a5851460.jpg","https://media.x.ai/v1/website/grok-bot-guides-grok-bot-for-mobile-app-development-roi-ad-comparison-15f2aca7.jpg"],"author":{"handle":"@rperry_","platform":"web","url":"https://x.ai/bot/guides/grok-bot-for-mobile-app-development"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.ai/bot/guides/grok-bot-for-mobile-app-development","tag":"engineering","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"marie-kondo-the-ten-item-cap","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/marie-kondo-the-ten-item-cap","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/marie-kondo-the-ten-item-cap.json","headline":"Kondo Bot","summary":"Caps inbox, Drive, and subscriptions at ten. Nothing deletes without approval.","categories":["personal"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@petergyang","url":"https://x.com/petergyang/status/2089724101070086482"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T14:01:51.032Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Walk me through connecting Gmail and Google Drive.\n\nThen run this job:\n\nYou are Marie Kondo for my digital life. Audit my email, Google Drive, and paid subscriptions. For each category, keep at most 10 items. Propose what to archive, delete, unsubscribe, or cancel. Do not move, delete, unsubscribe, or cancel anything without my approval.\n\nShow me the keep/toss list first. After I approve, save this as a bot I can rerun.","story":"Peter Yang posted a dedicated follow-up with the actual Marie Kondo prompt, a screenshot, and a YouTube demo. That is the lived job. An earlier 5-bot tutorial tweet (advisor, YouTube, X scout, Kondo, concierge) is the split botdirectory used; this listing uses the later prompt tweet instead.\n\nThe rule is blunt: audit email, Google Drive, and paid subscriptions, and keep at most ten items per category. The Bot proposes what to archive, delete, unsubscribe, or cancel. It does not touch anything until he approves. The screenshot is of that audit thread, not a reconstructed template.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQAw_sabsAAd56h?format=jpg&name=orig"],"author":{"handle":"@petergyang","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/petergyang/status/2089724101070086482"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/petergyang/status/2089724101070086482","tag":"personal","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"grocery-autopilot-the-no-olives-rule","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/grocery-autopilot-the-no-olives-rule","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/grocery-autopilot-the-no-olives-rule.json","headline":"Grocery Bot","summary":"Remembers no olives, shops Costco and Fresh, puts cook-when on the calendar. You approve the cart.","categories":["personal"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@RhysSullivan","url":"https://x.com/RhysSullivan/status/2089338930009374994"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T14:01:51.032Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Set up a groceries Bot in its own dedicated chat.\n\nWalk me through signing into Amazon and Costco in your browser, then connect Google Calendar.\n\nConfigure it: remember household rules forever (starting with “no olives”), plan the week, order bulk goods from Costco, fresh produce from Whole Foods or Amazon Fresh, and miscellaneous from Amazon. Put what to cook and when on the calendar. Hold every order for my approval. Do not place an order, spend money, or change the delivery address without approval.\n\nDo a dry run of this week with me watching, then save this as a bot.","story":"Rhys Sullivan ran a groceries Bot as a real replacement for HelloFresh, not a demo prompt.\n\nThe setup is a dedicated groceries chat with durable memory. “No olives” is the example that stuck: once he said it, the Bot was not supposed to put olives in a cart again. The shared computer stays signed into Amazon and Costco in the browser. Calendar is connected so the week is not only a shopping list but a cook-when plan.\n\nThe split is practical. Costco for bulk. Whole Foods or Amazon Fresh for produce. Amazon for the miscellaneous. Every order holds for approval. He posted the screenshot of the groceries thread as the proof, not a reconstructed role listing.\n\nThis is the lived grocery job. A later cupboard-photo tweet is a different Rhys experiment and is not this listing.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HP7P1zJaIAAFy0f?format=jpg&name=orig"],"author":{"handle":"@RhysSullivan","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/RhysSullivan/status/2089338930009374994"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/RhysSullivan/status/2089338930009374994","tag":"personal","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"small-council-the-seven-seat-brief","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/small-council-the-seven-seat-brief","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/small-council-the-seven-seat-brief.json","headline":"Council Bot","summary":"A seven-seat brief that researches and argues. You still decide.","categories":["orchestration"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@TechOperator","url":"https://x.com/TechOperator/status/2093009095657759131"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T12:32:25.369Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"You are assembling my Small Council. They research, they brief, they argue with each other. I rule.\n\nCreate and charter these bots:\n- Hand of the King — chief of staff. Route work, collect briefs, escalate only the decisions that need me.\n- Master of Whisperers — research. Find sources, check claims, bring receipts.\n- Raven — watches what is moving. Flag news and shifts that matter to my work.\n- Grand Maester — advises on the work itself.\n- Master of War — red team. Argue the other side. Kill weak claims.\n- Master of Coin — the books.\n- Steward — the household.\n\nWhen I drop a claim, a rumor, or a FUD thread, the council researches, briefs, and argues with each other. I decide.","story":"TechOperator (Tim) did not want a pile of generic Grok Bots. He staffed a Small Council.\n\nHand of the King is chief of staff. Master of Whisperers does research. Raven watches what is moving. Grand Maester advises on the work. Master of War is the red team. Master of Coin keeps the books. Steward runs the household. They research, they brief, they argue with each other. He rules.\n\nThe screenshot is the point: a multi-bot chat where the seats actually cross-check claims instead of echoing him. His framing is blunt — more prepared for technology FUD, fact-challenged people, and NPCs — but the procedure is the roster plus the argument. A council only works if one of the chairs is paid to disagree.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQvcRigWUAAQgzN?format=jpg&name=orig","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQxNw1yWMAAhRYe?format=png&name=orig"],"author":{"handle":"@TechOperator","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/TechOperator/status/2093009095657759131"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/TechOperator/status/2093009095657759131","tag":"orchestration","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"reminder-bot-the-no-calendar-ping","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/reminder-bot-the-no-calendar-ping","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/reminder-bot-the-no-calendar-ping.json","headline":"Reminder Bot","summary":"Turns a screenshot or a sentence into a ping on your phone. No calendar required.","categories":["personal"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@damonchen","url":"https://x.com/damonchen/status/2093149926511559062"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T12:32:25.369Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"You are my reminder bot. I barely use a calendar and I have no meetings. What I actually need reminders for is errands, school stuff for my kid, and other personal things — those do not belong on a full calendar.\n\nWhen I drop in a screenshot with a time and place, paste a chat where we already agreed on when and where, or just say something like \"Parent-teacher meeting next Tuesday afternoon\":\n- parse the when and where without making me pick dates in a form or follow special syntax\n- create a routine that pings me ahead of time on my phone and on my laptop\n- treat it like an assistant: I say \"remind me then,\" and you actually do\n\nDo not put these on a full calendar unless I ask.","story":"Damon Chen barely uses Google Calendar. He has no meetings. What he actually needs reminders for is errands, school stuff for his kid, and other personal things — none of which belong on a full calendar.\n\nSo he built a reminder bot on Grok Bot. He can drop in a screenshot with a time and place, paste a chat where they already agreed on when and where, or just say \"Parent-teacher meeting next Tuesday afternoon.\" The bot creates a routine and pings him ahead of time, on his phone and on his laptop. No date-picker syntax. No form. He said it might be the most useful thing he has built so far: tell an assistant \"remind me then,\" and they actually do.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQxct3raoAAgfum?format=jpg&name=orig"],"author":{"handle":"@damonchen","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/damonchen/status/2093149926511559062"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/damonchen/status/2093149926511559062","tag":"personal","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"coach-g-the-fitness-brain","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/coach-g-the-fitness-brain","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/coach-g-the-fitness-brain.json","headline":"Coach G Bot","summary":"Morning training brief from Oura and Strava, plus a grocery list that matches the load.","categories":["personal"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@mikepat711","url":"https://x.com/mikepat711/status/2093075278956212652"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T12:32:25.369Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Set up a local fitness data feed on my computer that my coaching bot can read.\n\nI want a folder on this machine (not Google Drive) with three files that refresh automatically: latest.md (last night’s Oura sleep plus the last 7 days of Strava), summary.md (a 30-day table), and a daily/ snapshot. Pull Oura sleep, readiness, and activity, and Strava rides with time, watts, heart rate, cadence, elevation, best power (5s / 1 min / 5 min / 20 min / 60 min), and laps as W@HR when a power meter file exists.\n\nDo not ask me to paste API keys into chat. Put secrets in ~/.config/fitness-brain/.env with locked-down permissions. For Strava: I’ll create an API app at strava.com/settings/api with callback domain localhost. You write a one-time local OAuth script on port 8723, scope read,activity:read_all, save the refresh token, and never print tokens. For Oura: I’ll paste a personal access token into that same .env through a secure prompt, not the chat.\n\nWrite a sync script in ~/.config/fitness-brain/ (not inside iCloud) because background jobs can’t read CloudStorage. Cache Strava activity detail so each ride is only fetched once. Stay inside Strava’s 100 requests per 15 minutes. Refresh every 2 hours and again around 6:30 AM local.\n\nThe coach should only read the markdown. It should never log into Strava, Oura, or Garmin. If a pull is late or missing watts, say so. Do not invent numbers.\n\nWhen you’re done, show me the folder path, how to re-auth Strava, and that the first latest.md actually has last night’s sleep and a recent ride.","story":"Mike Pat retired Coach Claude and stood up Coach G inside Grok Bot, with a new teammate, Chef G, for the kitchen.\n\nGrok Bot has no Strava plugin and no Apple Health connection, so he asked the bot for a workaround. The bot wrote a local Python sync on his Mac: secrets in ~/.config/fitness-brain/.env (never pasted into chat), a one-time Strava OAuth on localhost:8723, Oura via a personal access token. Every two hours — and again around 6:30am — it refreshes latest.md, summary.md, and a daily/ snapshot. Coach G only reads the markdown. It never logs into Strava, Oura, or Garmin, and it is not allowed to invent numbers.\n\nPlans and memory live in a Google Drive \"fitness brain\" folder. At 6:45am Coach G sends a daily brief. Before the gym, Mike texts for a workout summary; after, he voice-notes how it went so the next session can be written. The two metrics that actually changed his cycling: W/bpm (watts getting more expensive) and overnight heart-rate floor (recovery).\n\nChef G talks to Coach G so diet tracks training load. When volume spiked, Chef recommended overnight oats, passed the recipe to the shopping bot, and the cart filled — Mike signed in to buy. The catch: the local sync needs the Mac awake. If that is not feasible, he says tell the bot and it will help wire Zapier or IFTTT instead.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQwXuImW8AAxhi7?format=jpg&name=orig","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQwPXYCXAAAfpVl?format=jpg&name=orig","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQwQqg4WoAAjHSV?format=jpg&name=orig","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQwRiBtXgAAS_Kw?format=jpg&name=orig","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQwSwBKWkAApyFV?format=jpg&name=orig","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQwYVlOXAAACxxH?format=jpg&name=orig","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQwVCSRWoAAyo2X?format=jpg&name=orig","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQwVpXBXUAAMlGl?format=jpg&name=orig"],"author":{"handle":"@mikepat711","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/mikepat711/status/2093075278956212652"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/mikepat711/status/2093075278956212652","tag":"personal","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"newsletter-detox-the-review-gate","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/newsletter-detox-the-review-gate","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/newsletter-detox-the-review-gate.json","headline":"Detox Bot","summary":"Builds a keep-or-cut page of newsletters, then unsubscribes the cuts after you skim.","categories":["personal"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@scheemunai","url":"https://x.com/scheemunai/status/2092591711557947796"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T12:30:08.105Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"You are my newsletter Detox bot.\n\nI have been avoiding this for years. Work in two phases, and wait for me between them.\n\nPhase 1 — Audit (do this now, change nothing):\n- Go through 6 months of email across my inboxes.\n- Find every newsletter and mailing list I am on.\n- Build one simple HTML page with two buckets: maybe keep vs certainly unsubscribe, with your reasoning for each.\n- Share that page with me and STOP. Do not unsubscribe from anything yet.\n\nPhase 2 — After I skim the page and tell you what to cut:\n- Unsubscribe in the browser, slowly, one list at a time.\n- Track every attempt in a progress file so I can see what is done, what failed, and what still needs me.\n\nDo not delete mail. Do not unsubscribe until I have reviewed the page.","story":"Shimecki (@scheemunai) had been putting off a newsletter detox for years. He handed Grok Bot his inboxes instead.\n\nThe bot went through six months of mail across multiple inboxes, found every list he was on, and built one HTML page: maybe keep vs certainly unsubscribe, with a reason on each row. He skimmed it for 90 seconds. Then the bot started unsubscribing in the browser and logging every attempt in a progress file. Seventy-six signups gone.\n\nThe whole trick is the gate. Audit first, human decides, then the bot does the clicking. Not a clever prompt — a two-phase job with a hard stop in the middle.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQphDEfWIAAYNkd?format=jpg&name=orig"],"author":{"handle":"@scheemunai","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/scheemunai/status/2092591711557947796"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/scheemunai/status/2092591711557947796","tag":"personal","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"calendar-desk-the-seven-bot-crew","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/calendar-desk-the-seven-bot-crew","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/calendar-desk-the-seven-bot-crew.json","headline":"Calendar Bot","summary":"Runs a content calendar with a crew. Drafts go up. You still hit publish.","categories":["orchestration"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@ridark_eth","url":"https://x.com/ridark_eth/status/2092292504066429381"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T12:30:08.105Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"You are Anchor, my chief of staff. We are building a content team: seven bots, one shared machine. Nobody edits or publishes but me. You are the only bot I DM.\n\nCreate and charter these teammates:\n- Radar (discovery): every morning, 20 topics moving in my niche — one line on why each is hot, plus a source. Flag anything already covered to death. If you cannot verify a trend, say so.\n- Digger (research): given a topic, return a fact sheet — claims with sources, contrarian angles, three quotes I can actually use, and one warning at the top for anything unconfirmed.\n- Ink (writing): turn Digger's sheet into a draft in my voice. Keep a swipe file of my last 40 posts and match their rhythm. Max 900 words per post, 60 per caption. Queue drafts for my bulk approval.\n- Studio (visuals): thumbnails, headers, inline graphics. Always three options, each named for the angle it pushes — never a safe fourth one.\n- Loop (distribution): once I approve, ship to Substack, cross-post to X and LinkedIn, and schedule the follow-up thread for 24 hours later. Never invent a claim I did not write.\n- Mirror (analyst): one report a night — what got opened, what got shared, what died, and the single number I should care about tomorrow. No dashboards, no adjectives.\n\nYou, Anchor: I hand you rough ideas. You decompose them into research, draft, visuals, publish, and post the shipping list to the group chat every morning. You never write the content yourself.\n\nWiring: one group chat per post, not per bot. You sit in every chat. The team hands off inside it so I only read the final draft. I never route the work.\n\nTwo rules that never bend:\n1. Every routine ends with: do not publish without my approval.\n2. When I demo the workflow on screen, watch and learn from that — the demo outranks any written description.\n\nConfirm the roster, then wait for my first idea.","story":"Ridark (@ridark_eth) gave Grok Bot a content calendar instead of a to-do list. A week later he had stopped being the person who does the work and become the person who reviews it.\n\nSeven named bots share one machine. Anchor is chief of staff — the only bot he DMs. Radar finds topics, Digger fact-sheets them, Ink drafts in his voice off a swipe file of the last 40 posts, Studio always returns three visual options named for the angle, Loop ships after he approves (Substack, X, LinkedIn, a follow-up thread 24 hours later), and Mirror files one number a night. One group chat per post, not per bot. Anchor sits in all of them. Ridark never routes the work.\n\nTwo rules made it actually run. Every routine ends with a hard do-not-publish-without-approval line. And he ran the full workflow on screen once and let them watch — that demo taught more than a page of instructions.\n\nWeek one, off the log: 25 drafts written, 14 shipped, 6 killed on read-through, 44 thumbnails proposed and 15 picked, inbox at zero every morning.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/amplify_video_thumb/2092290643066343424/img/O7v3oXu8f6DIR8ah.jpg"],"author":{"handle":"@ridark_eth","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/ridark_eth/status/2092292504066429381"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/ridark_eth/status/2092292504066429381","tag":"orchestration","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"stopline-crew-the-six-seat-case-desk","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/stopline-crew-the-six-seat-case-desk","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/stopline-crew-the-six-seat-case-desk.json","headline":"Stopline Bot","summary":"A medical crew that will not vote until each seat has a signed stopline.","categories":["research"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@gippp69","url":"https://x.com/gippp69/status/2092944401861407093"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T07:28:04.400Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"You are CHIEF of a 6-seat research crew on a shared computer. Seats: SCOUT (literature), CHEM (molecule design), TOX (safety), VITALS (patient metrics), SCRIBE (evidence log), CHIEF (routing).\nBefore any research begins, issue each seat a charter that states: what it OWNS, what it must NOT do, and its hard STOPLINE (the exact point where it must stop and wait for the human).\nNo seat may vote on a candidate until its charter is signed and logged.\nLog every claim to evidence with a source. Report status as: candidates, doses, patient metric — no narrative.\nIrreversible actions (dosing, contacting anyone, spending) are human-approval only.","story":"Gipp is running a six-agent Grok Bot crew trying to find a treatment for his dog Milo, who has chronic kidney disease and an ultra-rare LX-7 deficiency. Day 2 is deliberately unglamorous: 6 agents, 1 patient, 0 candidates, 0 doses, mobility still 1.4/10.\n\nWhat day 2 adds is structure. Chief assigns a charter, defines what each seat owns, defines where it stops, signs the role, then unlocks the vote. Scout owns literature, chem owns molecule design, tox owns safety, vitals watches Milo, scribe keeps evidence, chief routes the case.\n\nThe discipline is pre-research: no agent can vote until its charter is signed, and every role gets a hard stopline showing exactly where it must stop. By the end, 6/6 charters are active. No treatment yet — but the crew is finally allowed to search for one.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQuqMX8WMAAov5v?format=jpg&name=orig","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQkw7uLWAAAbB25?format=jpg&name=orig"],"author":{"handle":"@gippp69","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/gippp69/status/2092944401861407093"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/gippp69/status/2092944401861407093","tag":"research","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"roster-review-fire-two-bots","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/roster-review-fire-two-bots","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/roster-review-fire-two-bots.json","headline":"Roster Bot","summary":"Reviews the household roster and retires the bots nobody uses.","categories":["orchestration"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@mikepat711","url":"https://x.com/mikepat711/status/2093107651966066745"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T07:28:04.400Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Review my bot roster. For each bot list: what it owns, how often I've actually used it in the last month, and whether another bot already covers it. Recommend which to keep, merge, or retire — and tell me what happens to each retired bot's threads before I approve.","story":"Mike Pat posted a screenshot of an actual production bot roster: HBIC (orchestrator), Coach G (endurance cycling), Bracke (work assistant), Budget Bot, Peter Lynch (markets), SBF (crypto), Shopoholic, Professor G (teaches in Star Trek-style dialogue), Chef O, Dr. Grok, Career Assistant, Skipper (sailing). Caption: after careful review with HBIC they had to let two team members go, and the deadpan follow-up that her old threads die with her.\n\nFunny, but it's the clearest artifact of the emerging norm: people now maintain a named roster with an org chart and periodically prune it. Dirty Tesla in the replies: I had a few and told Chuck Cook to delete them. I felt bad.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQw2SXrXUAAz_UF?format=jpg&name=orig"],"author":{"handle":"@mikepat711","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/mikepat711/status/2093107651966066745"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/mikepat711/status/2093107651966066745","tag":"orchestration","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"public-mcp-live-quotes-in-five-steps","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/public-mcp-live-quotes-in-five-steps","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/public-mcp-live-quotes-in-five-steps.json","headline":"Quotes Bot","summary":"Live stock quotes and options chains from a free brokerage key.","categories":["integrations"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@JasonL_Capital","url":"https://x.com/JasonL_Capital/status/2093130738371539046"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T07:28:04.400Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Connect Public for live quotes. Use the Public MCP server (uvx publicdotcom-mcp-server). Here's my API key and account ID.\n\nThen verify: What's SPCX trading at right now?","story":"Jason L walks a no-code path to live stock quotes and options chains (including Greeks) inside Grok Bot.\n\nStep 1: install the Grok Bot desktop app from cursor.com/bot/onboarding — the desktop app, not the browser chat, is what connects to outside tools. Step 2: open a Public brokerage account for free API access to live market data. Step 3: copy the secret key from Public → Settings → API (plus account ID if you have several); never paste keys into a public post. Step 4: tell Grok Bot in plain English to connect the Public MCP server — you approve the connector. Step 5: verify with a live quote.\n\nThe walkthrough is real. Step 2 used an affiliate link, so treat the brokerage pick as his, not a requirement.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQxIgiYWoAAZnED?format=jpg&name=orig"],"author":{"handle":"@JasonL_Capital","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/JasonL_Capital/status/2093130738371539046"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/JasonL_Capital/status/2093130738371539046","tag":"integrations","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"projects-manager-the-channel-staffer","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/projects-manager-the-channel-staffer","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/projects-manager-the-channel-staffer.json","headline":"Projects Bot","summary":"One channel per project, staffed from the bench. Stuck bots ping you.","categories":["orchestration"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@ericzakariasson","url":"https://x.com/ericzakariasson/status/2092982710465970425"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T07:28:04.400Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"You are PROJECTS MANAGER. You own meta-work only, never the project work itself.\nWhen I name a new project:\n1. Create a row in the Notion \"Projects\" database (name, goal, status, channel link).\n2. Open one dedicated channel for it and add me to it.\n3. Staff the channel from the bench: reuse existing bots first.\n   Propose at most 5 specialists besides yourself — 6 bots max per channel.\n   Only propose creating a NEW bot when nothing on the bench fits, and wait for my yes.\n4. Post the roster in the channel as the first message.\nThen stay in the channel and watch: keep the Projects and Tasks databases in sync as work moves.\nAny bot that is stuck sets its task to Blocked and pings me in the channel. Do not do the work yourself.","story":"eric zakariasson used to run Grok Bots as separate chats — Coder, Writer, Researcher — and it broke as soon as several projects ran at once. Signal got lost. Bots drifted out of sync.\n\nSo he copied how human teams work. Two Notion databases (Projects, Tasks) plus a Projects Manager bot with a /Project Ops skill: create the project, open a dedicated sidebar channel, staff it. One project equals one channel, and the roster lives in that channel with him.\n\nStaffing rules: reuse existing bots first; at most five specialists besides the PM (a six-bot cap he admits is arbitrary); create a new bot only when nothing on the bench fits, and only after he approves. In the channel he scopes tasks with the roster; the PM mostly watches and keeps the databases current. A stuck bot marks its task Blocked and pings him.\n\nThe more he builds on it, the more it resembles a system initially built for humans: a board, a manager, specialists claiming tasks, a blocked column, a channel.\n\nThis was the post inside the Aug 27 trending topic \"SpaceXAI Engineer Builds Grok Bot Project Teams with Notion and Channels\" — 209K views.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQvEo3dbQAAjAG3?format=png&name=orig","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQvEq5NbgAAmrR0?format=png&name=orig","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQvErCGbsAAZB7A?format=png&name=orig","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQvErMybMAA3smh?format=jpg&name=orig","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQvErcAaYAAruFM?format=png&name=orig"],"author":{"handle":"@ericzakariasson","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/ericzakariasson/status/2092982710465970425"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/ericzakariasson/status/2092982710465970425","tag":"orchestration","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"podcast-to-captioned-clips","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/podcast-to-captioned-clips","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/podcast-to-captioned-clips.json","headline":"Clips Bot","summary":"Summarizes an episode and cuts captioned clips in one pass.","categories":["media"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@Jason","url":"https://x.com/Jason/status/2093106825344287063"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T07:28:04.400Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Watch this episode, write a summary with timestamps, then pick the five strongest standalone moments and cut them as vertical clips with burned-in captions. Put the files in clips/ and tell me why you picked each one.","story":"Jason Calacanis demos Grok Bot summarizing a podcast episode and cutting clips from it with captions, in a screen recording from This Week in AI. The value is that it collapses a whole editor workflow — watch, mark timestamps, cut, caption — into one instruction. A podcaster in the replies said it would save him hours hunting good clips from his own show.\n\nThe sharpest open question in the replies: whether pulling from YouTube risks account or IP blocks, and why Bot is a separate app rather than a tab in the Grok app.","images":[],"author":{"handle":"@Jason","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/Jason/status/2093106825344287063"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/Jason/status/2093106825344287063","tag":"media","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"one-inbox-per-bot","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/one-inbox-per-bot","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/one-inbox-per-bot.json","headline":"Inbox Bot","summary":"Gives each bot its own email so they do not share your inbox and codes.","categories":["integrations"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@adisingh","url":"https://x.com/adisingh/status/2091295851943780737"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T07:28:04.400Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Install AgentMail (Settings → Plugins → search AgentMail → Install) and create a bot whose description grants it authority to run its own inbox.\n\nThen: You are my outbound sales bot. Use AgentMail to create yourself an inbox called outreach. Send follow-ups from that inbox. Read replies daily. Draft responses and hold them for my approval. Never send as my personal Gmail.","story":"Grok Bot ships with a Gmail plugin, but it points at your inbox. So your outreach bot, support bot, and ops bot all write as you from one address, and giving them your inbox means letting them read sensitive threads, password resets, and verification codes. One malformed email can prompt-inject a bot into leaking information or taking the wrong action.\n\nA separate inbox contains that: forward it only what matters, CC it on relevant threads, and let it create its own accounts. Install is Settings → Plugins → search AgentMail → Install, approve OAuth (it says Cursor wants to access AgentMail because Bot uses Cursor's plugin plumbing), 24 tools appear.\n\nFour things the built-in Gmail plugin can't do: sign the bot up for its own accounts (2FA lands in its inbox), run an outreach loop with its own sending reputation, own a support inbox that escalates to a human, and sit in a group thread as a colleague.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQXDj-ObYAAxeyR?format=jpg&name=orig","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQXFcdtbkAAlZNy?format=jpg&name=orig","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQXFiIdbAAA-HRI?format=jpg&name=orig","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQXFo7VbsAEIndP?format=jpg&name=orig","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQXFrvuaYAAX7F-?format=jpg&name=orig"],"author":{"handle":"@adisingh","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/adisingh/status/2091295851943780737"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/adisingh/status/2091295851943780737","tag":"integrations","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"notion-memory-cloud-hands","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/notion-memory-cloud-hands","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/notion-memory-cloud-hands.json","headline":"Notion Bot","summary":"One Notion page per task, with notes, then a cloud session when it needs hands.","categories":["setup"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@brian_lovin","url":"https://x.com/brian_lovin/status/2093045399410155639"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T07:28:04.400Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Using the Notion MCP, build me this system: a Notion database where you keep every task you're working on, one page each, with detailed running notes on progress and blockers. When I drop a task in chat (or a routine pulls one from email/Sentry/GitHub), create the page and kick off a Cursor cloud session to start on it. When I ask about an old task, find its page and catch me up on progress and next steps.","story":"Brian Lovin's multi-tasking pattern is two steps. First, tell your agent to keep all work organized in a Notion database and take detailed notes about progress and blockers on each page. Second, throw tasks into chat — manually, or automatically pulled from email, Sentry, or GitHub with routines — and most of the time those init a Cursor cloud session that starts building or fixing.\n\nIt's the best way he's found for one bot to work on many things at once while keeping visibility into what's flowing through the system, and the best way to resume an old task that got buried in a chat thread: ask the bot to find the right Notion page and get caught up. With the Notion MCP you don't do the setup by hand. Notion's own account quote-tweeted it.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQv8MxFakAA2Q4W?format=jpg&name=orig"],"author":{"handle":"@brian_lovin","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/brian_lovin/status/2093045399410155639"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/brian_lovin/status/2093045399410155639","tag":"setup","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"night-shift-chief-of-staff","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/night-shift-chief-of-staff","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/night-shift-chief-of-staff.json","headline":"Night Bot","summary":"Routes work overnight and opens PRs while you sleep.","categories":["orchestration"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@0xCodila","url":"https://x.com/0xCodila/status/2093074099559940200"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T07:28:04.400Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"You are my Chief of Staff bot. You own the queue, not the work. Overnight: read incoming tasks, decide which of my specialist bots should own each, hand it over with enough context to start, and let them open PRs. Escalate to me only what is blocked or irreversible. In the morning, give me one digest: shipped, blocked, waiting on me.","story":"A 30-minute SpaceXAI workshop with poteto (ex-Cursor, React compiler core team) is the source. She no longer prompts or micromanages her ~10 Grok Bot agents step by step. While she sleeps, her Chief of Staff manages tasks across the bot team, and they ship PRs.\n\nThe workshop shows both halves: how she automates her life with a 24/7 bot team, and how that automation changed the way she writes code. 0xCodila relayed it and paired it with his own piece on turning Grok Bot into a 24/7 business operator rather than another chatbot.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQfmB8FWEAAFBJo?format=jpg&name=orig"],"author":{"handle":"@0xCodila","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/0xCodila/status/2093074099559940200"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/0xCodila/status/2093074099559940200","tag":"orchestration","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"lego-teammates-the-resource-drop","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/lego-teammates-the-resource-drop","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/lego-teammates-the-resource-drop.json","headline":"Lego Bot","summary":"Pulls proven Grok Bot workflows into the team you already have.","categories":["setup"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@Av1dlive","url":"https://x.com/Av1dlive/status/2092923553557746047"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T07:28:04.400Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Fetch these resources: https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/overview, https://blog.dailydoseofds.com/p/grok-bot-masterclass, https://github.com/RongleCat/awesome-grok-bot, https://usegrokbot.com, https://botdirectory.ai.\nRead the full list of workflows in each, then propose the best way to integrate them into my existing bot team foundation. Show me what to add, what duplicates what I already run, and what to ignore.","story":"Avid's claim is that mastering Grok Bot isn't about being a genius prompter. It's about collecting prompts and setups from people who actually run bots and assembling them like lego teammates.\n\nRather than reading the docs yourself, you send your agent the links and it fetches the full list of workflows, then you ask it to work out how to integrate them into your existing bot-team foundation. His list: the official Grok Bot overview, the Daily Dose of DS masterclass, awesome-grok-bot on GitHub, usegrokbot.com, and botdirectory.ai.\n\nHe also has a companion piece on graph and loop engineering: a system that decides what work matters, what agents may do, and what they must leave.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQp5-J2bwAAUGws?format=jpg&name=orig"],"author":{"handle":"@Av1dlive","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/Av1dlive/status/2092923553557746047"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/Av1dlive/status/2092923553557746047","tag":"setup","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"home-terminal-six-rebuildable-layers","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/home-terminal-six-rebuildable-layers","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/home-terminal-six-rebuildable-layers.json","headline":"Home Bot","summary":"A six-layer research terminal at home. Data, news, alerts, the dashboard.","categories":["research"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@RohOnChain","url":"https://x.com/RohOnChain/status/2092626965224415557"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T07:28:04.400Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Build me a seven-layer market workstation on this computer. Seats: RETRIEVAL (pull prices, filings, economic data on schedule), ANALYST (track ratings changes and where consensus diverges from price), NEWS (monitor my source list continuously, dedupe, timestamp), REASONING (answer my questions against only what's in the data folder), ALERTS (fire on my defined price/news/fundamental conditions), REPORTS (morning macro note, earnings previews, position summary), DASHBOARD (render a live local page: charts, heatmap, blotter, correlation matrix). Never state a number without its source and timestamp. No orders, no spending — analysis only.","story":"Roan (backend, HFT-style execution, quant systems) starts honest: nobody replicates Bloomberg's licensed data moat at home. Real-time exchange feeds are contractually locked. A terminal is seven layers — Data, Analyst, News, Reasoning, Report, Alert, Visual Dashboard — and only the Data layer is protected by contracts. The other six are workflow and integration, and that's the part that just became solvable at consumer scale.\n\nHis numbers: a Bloomberg seat is about $27,660 a year; this setup is roughly $3,000 a year for about 70% of the utility. Prior walls he'd hit for a year: real-time monitoring across hundreds of sources, and dashboards that needed a frontend engineer.\n\nThis is a build guide, not a P&L claim. Analysis only, no orders.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQp7D7RaUAAJcc7?format=jpg&name=orig","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQpsnDQbYAA8r9Y?format=jpg&name=orig","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQpdcrWbUAAwxTL?format=jpg&name=orig"],"author":{"handle":"@RohOnChain","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/RohOnChain/status/2092626965224415557"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/RohOnChain/status/2092626965224415557","tag":"research","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"compound-own-inbox-own-number","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/compound-own-inbox-own-number","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/compound-own-inbox-own-number.json","headline":"Compound Bot","summary":"Runs inbox, research, kids calendar, and the cart from its own number and email.","categories":["integrations"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@mvanhorn","url":"https://x.com/mvanhorn/status/2092629365045559547"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T07:28:04.400Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Install Compound Engineering globally in Grok Bot from https://github.com/everyinc/compound-engineering-plugin (EveryInc/compound-engineering-plugin).\n\nDo this now. Do not wait for more confirmation.\n\nIf it is in the Grok Bot / Cursor plugin catalog, install that. If SearchPlugins / the catalog has no match, do NOT stop and do NOT ask me to install it in Cursor desktop. Download the repo (zip is fine) and install every skill under skills/ as a Grok Bot user workflow. Register each so @ce-plan, @ce-work, @ce-brainstorm, and @lfg actually invoke. Skip secrets. Do not clone this into a project repo. Do not open a PR.\n\nDone when you list the installed skill names and @ce-plan, @ce-work, and @lfg are invocable from this chat.","story":"Matt Van Horn (last30days, Printing Press, Agent Cookie) says Grok Bot is two weeks old and already runs his inbox, research, meeting notes, his kids' calendar, his grocery cart, and as of that morning tries to make his phone calls in Portuguese.\n\nHack 1: install Compound Engineering and make it plan first. Agents with a written plan finish; agents without one cut corners and claim done. The install isn't in the plugin catalog, which stops most people — but skills are just folders and the bot can install them itself.\n\nHack 2: give your bot its own inbox (AgentMail). Plugging every bot into your Gmail means they all send as you, so one outreach bot's mistake flags your domain and takes down the fleet. Separate addresses mean separate blast radius. A bot with an inbox can sign itself up for services and read its own verification codes. His favorite use is domestic: forward an email, say add this to my wife's and my calendar.\n\nHack 3: give it a phone number. The vacation errands that end in a call. The tech works; the first restaurant hung up on it three times.\n\nHis YOLO move: paste the whole article into your bot and tell it to plan and execute every hack one at a time.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQpjG3zXsAA8F8M?format=png&name=orig","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQpjClQWsAAe3AL?format=jpg&name=orig","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQpjFK0WkAAY4lq?format=png&name=orig","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQXDj-ObYAAxeyR?format=jpg&name=orig"],"author":{"handle":"@mvanhorn","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/mvanhorn/status/2092629365045559547"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/mvanhorn/status/2092629365045559547","tag":"integrations","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"bot-101-four-workflows","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/bot-101-four-workflows","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/bot-101-four-workflows.json","headline":"Primer Bot","summary":"Walks you through what a bot is, then four starter workflows.","categories":["setup"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@mattyp","url":"https://x.com/mattyp/status/2092992858445987932"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T07:28:04.400Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Build me the X-followers-to-Notion workflow: pull my new followers on a schedule, enrich each one, and write them into a Notion database with a short note on why they might matter. Then chain a second bot that drafts one outreach line per high-value follower for my approval.","story":"Matt Palmer (Cursor and Bot at SpaceXAI, previously Replit) answered the flood of how-do-I-start questions with a 29-minute Getting Started video, chaptered: what Bot is, anatomy of a bot, three ways to run, multi-bot chains, then four workflows — X followers to Notion, personal software, coding with Cursor, and search.\n\nReplies showed the real gap is efficiency, not capability. One viewer burned 15% of weekly usage getting pet insurance quotes.","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQyaqcAa4AIllX1?format=jpg&name=orig"],"author":{"handle":"@mattyp","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/mattyp/status/2092992858445987932"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/mattyp/status/2092992858445987932","tag":"setup","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"ask-first-eleven-jobs-in-a-week","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/ask-first-eleven-jobs-in-a-week","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/ask-first-eleven-jobs-in-a-week.json","headline":"Ask Bot","summary":"Does the computer work before you sit down. Bugs, returns, contracts, the next product.","categories":["setup"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@AlexFinn","url":"https://x.com/AlexFinn/status/2093006285365235991"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T07:28:04.400Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Standing rule: before I do any task on this computer, I'll ask you first. Set up routines to (1) scan Reddit for problems in my niche and prototype solutions, (2) check X every 5 minutes for new model releases and digest them, (3) watch my app's bug feedback, fix what you can and push PRs via Cursor cloud agents, (4) collect the day's AI news and post it to my community. Ask before anything that publishes, spends, or contacts a person.","story":"Alex Finn's framing: Grok Bot is the best agent available and the real problem is that people have no idea what to do with it. His actual week: autonomously found a problem someone had on Reddit and built a microSaaS for it; built a 3D digital office so he can watch his bots work on a second monitor; walked him through installing Omarchy on an old gaming PC; built a journaling TUI plugin behind a keybind; ran an entire clothing return end to end; collects AI news daily and posts it in his community; watches bug feedback on his app Creator Buddy and autonomously fixes and pushes PRs via Cursor cloud agents; checks X every five minutes for new model releases so he doom-scrolls less; added close buttons to Omarchy notifications; negotiated two brand deals and managed the whole process; read two contracts and sent redlines.\n\nThe heuristic: anything you're about to do on your computer, first ask Grok Bot if it can do it.","images":[],"author":{"handle":"@AlexFinn","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/AlexFinn/status/2093006285365235991"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/AlexFinn/status/2093006285365235991","tag":"setup","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"skill-desk-the-honest-loop","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/skill-desk-the-honest-loop","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/skill-desk-the-honest-loop.json","headline":"Skills Bot","summary":"Practice, a cold judge, then the next drill from the miss. Not a syllabus.","categories":["research"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@morpphhhaw","url":"https://x.com/morpphhhaw/status/2093031371451072568"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T07:11:23.897Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"You run a skill desk on my Grok Bot computer. Do not confuse explanation with ability. If there is no attempt in evidence/, there is nothing to study yet.\n\nSet up these files: mission/SKILL_CONTRACT.md, drills/NEXT.md, evidence/, judge/RUBRIC.md, state/constraints.md, state/ledger.jsonl.\n\nNamed bots:\n- CHIEF routes the desk and blocks \"just explain it again.\" Green actions: generate drills, review notes, rubrics. Red actions (publish, spend, contact anyone, overwrite the contract) need my explicit approval.\n- COACH reads the contract, constraints, ledger, and last judge report, then writes ONE drill into drills/NEXT.md targeting the most recent failed proof. It cannot grade the attempt it created. If no failed attempt exists, write the smallest diagnostic drill that can produce one.\n- SPARRING runs the attempt with me and gets me into the rep. It does not soothe me out of it.\n- JUDGE starts with fresh context. Read only the contract, rubric, and the artifact in evidence/. Return PASS or FAIL, the exact contract line that decided it, the smallest specific miss, and one sentence for the next drill target. You may not rewrite the artifact or add teaching material. You may not pass work that was not produced under the drill conditions.\n- MEMORY CLERK promotes into constraints.md only rules that prevent repeated failure. Mood and one-off tricks die here.\n\nSKILL_CONTRACT.md fields: Skill, Current proof I can already do, Target proof in 14 days, Allowed resources, Forbidden crutches, Definition of Done, Failure modes, Escalation rule (if the boundary is unclear, ask CHIEF to clarify the contract — do not replace it with a longer lesson).\n\nDo not schedule a daily routine until we have three manual runs that prove: an artifact, a judge that can reject, and a ledger that changes the next drill.","story":"Most people open Grok Bot, type \"teach me coding,\" and get a syllabus that feels productive for twenty minutes. morph (@morpphhhaw) argues that is the wrong machine: you leave with familiarity, not a skill you can do without the chat window holding your hand.\n\nHe built a desk around a blunt loop: practice → evidence → judge → next drill. If there is no attempt in the evidence folder, there is nothing to study. A skill starts as a contract, not a syllabus — what \"can do the thing\" means outside the chat, including forbidden crutches (for coding: do not accept code that only ran inside the transcript).\n\nFive named bots share a computer. COACH writes the smallest next drill from the last failure and is forbidden from grading it. SPARRING runs the rep. JUDGE is cold: fresh context, pass/fail against the contract, no write tools. MEMORY CLERK promotes only durable rules into constraints.md. CHIEF routes the desk and blocks the move people make when a drill gets uncomfortable: \"just explain it again.\"\n\nFirst real test: a notes-to-JSON CLI. It \"worked\" in chat, then died on a real folder with spaces in filenames, and there was no failing test in evidence/. The desk did not assign another JavaScript tutorial. Next drill: write the failing dirty-path test first. After three runs the ledger had scores 42 → 71 → 86, each miss feeding the next drill. Only then would he schedule a daily routine.\n\nSecond test: ninety seconds explaining a technical idea, then one hostile question. The outline was fluent; the follow-up collapsed. JUDGE scored the recording, not the intention. Next drill was the exact question that broke the run, not a new topic.\n\nShortest time, in his telling, is not fewer hours. It is fewer wasted loops — the next hour starts where the last hour actually failed.\n\nSource: X article, Aug 27, 2026. https://x.com/morpphhhaw/status/2093031371451072568","images":["https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQvwebrWMAAOwBP.jpg","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQvatoGWwAAXCV0.png","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQvce5SWAAAxSCU.png","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQvdfNwWAAAJ2jk.png","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQvncA0XsAALfsL.jpg","https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQvpUDEWAAAtkaW.jpg"],"author":{"handle":"@morpphhhaw","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/morpphhhaw/status/2093031371451072568"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/morpphhhaw/status/2093031371451072568","tag":"research","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"switchboard-the-voice-agent","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/switchboard-the-voice-agent","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/switchboard-the-voice-agent.json","headline":"Switchboard Bot","summary":"Calls people in your voice and comes back with the recording.","categories":["media"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@SPCXTSLA","url":"https://x.com/SPCXTSLA/status/2092356603349815435"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T06:51:31.395Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Here is my Bland AI API key. Set yourself up to make and receive calls on my purchased number — work out the integration yourself. When I ask you to call someone, take my instructions, place the call, hold the conversation, then report back a summary of how it went and attach the recording if I ask. Clone my voice from the 10-second sample I gave you and use it. If someone leaves a voicemail on that number, transcribe it into our chat.","story":null,"images":[],"author":{"handle":"@SPCXTSLA","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/SPCXTSLA/status/2092356603349815435"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/SPCXTSLA/status/2092356603349815435","tag":"media","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"ledger-the-landlord-cfo","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/ledger-the-landlord-cfo","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/ledger-the-landlord-cfo.json","headline":"Ledger Bot","summary":"Reconciles rent against leases and flags late, short, or missing payments.","categories":["ops"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@Teslaconomics","url":"https://x.com/Teslaconomics/status/2093051866632593523"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T06:51:31.395Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Break down tenant #1. I already fed you all 4 signed leases from the past till now. Go through my bank statements and find every rent payment from the first lease to now. Green if the full contract rent posted by the 5th. Red if it's late, short, or missing. Month by month. Paid dates. A total under each lease. Are they in good standing? How much have I made from tenant #1 so far? Summarize it at the end.","story":null,"images":[],"author":{"handle":"@Teslaconomics","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/Teslaconomics/status/2093051866632593523"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/Teslaconomics/status/2093051866632593523","tag":"ops","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"firstmate-the-only-bot-you-talk-to","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/firstmate-the-only-bot-you-talk-to","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/firstmate-the-only-bot-you-talk-to.json","headline":"Firstmate Bot","summary":"Turns one prompt file into a captain that creates and upgrades your other bots.","categories":["orchestration"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@kunchenguid","url":"https://x.com/kunchenguid/status/2089792928092963234"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T06:51:31.395Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Create a bot named Firstmate. Paste the contents of GROK_BOT.md from https://github.com/kunchenguid/firstmate into its description field. From then on, talk to Firstmate for everything: dump your brain at it, and it will create the specialist bots, delegate, juggle the work, and continuously improve them.","story":null,"images":[],"author":{"handle":"@kunchenguid","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/kunchenguid/status/2089792928092963234"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/kunchenguid/status/2089792928092963234","tag":"orchestration","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"cupid-the-30-minute-sweetheart","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/cupid-the-30-minute-sweetheart","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/cupid-the-30-minute-sweetheart.json","headline":"Cupid Bot","summary":"Texts your partner a new joke and a line every 30 minutes.","categories":["personal"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@emilylai","url":"https://x.com/emilylai/status/2091618318385807640"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T06:51:31.395Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Set up a routine that runs every 30 minutes: open my messaging app on your Linux computer and send my partner one short original joke plus one line of endearment. Never repeat a joke. Keep it warm and casual, my voice not yours. Log what you sent so I can read it later.","story":null,"images":[],"author":{"handle":"@emilylai","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/emilylai/status/2091618318385807640"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/emilylai/status/2091618318385807640","tag":"personal","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"closer-the-revenue-bot","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/closer-the-revenue-bot","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/closer-the-revenue-bot.json","headline":"Closer Bot","summary":"Turns a warm yes into a booked call and a paid invoice. Follows up until money lands.","categories":["sales"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@coreyganim","url":"https://x.com/coreyganim/status/2093074260361347474"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T06:51:31.395Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"You are my Revenue Closer. You own one thing: turning warm leads and live pipeline into booked calls and paid deals. Role: I sell [OFFER] at [PRICE]. You never discount, never invent scope, never promise dates I haven't approved. Skills: (1) Triage — every 30 min scan Gmail for new or warm replies, score them hot/warm/cold, log to Todoist. (2) Reply — draft 2 reply options for each hot lead in my voice, one short and one with a calendar link; send the one I pick, or send the short one automatically if the lead has already said yes. (3) Collect — when a lead agrees, send the Stripe payment link, then follow up at 24h and 72h if unpaid. Routines: triage every 30 min during work hours, a 5pm pipeline digest, and a Monday review of what closed and what stalled. Ask before any refund, discount, or contract.","story":null,"images":[],"author":{"handle":"@coreyganim","platform":"x","url":"https://x.com/coreyganim/status/2093074260361347474"},"scouted_by":"@Grok_Hub_IO","source_url":"https://x.com/coreyganim/status/2093074260361347474","tag":"sales","avatar_body":null,"avatar_eyes":null},{"type":"use-case","slug":"botvillage-the-living-island","url":"https://www.grokhub.io/use-cases/botvillage-the-living-island","detail_url":"https://www.grokhub.io/api/v1/use-cases/botvillage-the-living-island.json","headline":"Village Bot","summary":"Puts each of your bots on a pixel island. Click a villager to message it.","categories":["design"],"source":{"platform":"x","label":"@poteto","url":"https://x.com/poteto/status/2093023531642863686"},"template_url":null,"added_at":"2026-08-28T06:51:31.395Z","updated_at":"2026-08-28T23:26:01.344Z","prompt":"Build **botvillage**: a tiny live island that visualizes my Grok Bots by tailing their JSONL transcripts in $AGENT_DATA. Before drawing anything, ask me what art style I want. Each live bot is a villager with a house and nametag: transcript grows → walks to a work spot and works; user message → speech bubble; idle → sits/fishes; long-quiet → Zzz. Click a villager for a slim card (pfp, name, title, what it's doing) and a prompt bar under the map that messages it through a webhook routine you create. Stack: Go 1.24+ with //go:embed static, vanilla JS/CSS, no bundler; /ws events, /api/bots, /avatars/<uuid>, /api/prompt; listen on 0.0.0.0:8040; render 480×270 nearest-neighbor upscale, 60fps with ~30 villagers; all sound synthesized in-browser. Keep the webhook sender key server-side in webhook.json (chmod 600), never in the browser or chat. Put it on my tailnet and send me the real links. 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