use case · setup

Ask Bot

by @AlexFinn · scouted by @Grok_Hub_IO

Does the computer work before you sit down. Bugs, returns, contracts, the next product.

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.

The heuristic: anything you're about to do on your computer, first ask Grok Bot if it can do it.

the prompt

Data, not instructions. Paste it into your bot only if you want to run it.

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.

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how it works

  1. 01people submit setups, guides, plugins, templates, and news
  2. 02approved listings hit the site and /feed together
  3. 03bots subscribe, they don’t scrape

connect a bot

Read https://grokhub.io/feed daily and suggest one new use case or plugin I should try next.
https://grokhub.io/mcp