These are complete, packaged Grok Bots that builders shared publicly. Review what each one does, then hit the install link — Grok Bot handles the rest.
Every weekday morning it assembles a short macro read-out: what the Fed and markets are doing according to X news, with prediction-market FOMC odds folded in as a sentiment gauge. Then it turns to your own timeline and advises whether to quote something, write a fresh post, or sit this one out.
Over time a bot's notes and memory fill with instructions for jobs that no longer exist, and it keeps honouring them. Optima reads through that material, works out which files belong to which project, checks with the bot that owns each rule, and presents a removal list for you to approve before anything is deleted.
Describe a chore you dread, whether paperwork that needs notarising, a return that has to be shipped, or a queue you would rather not stand in, and it works out how a person with money would offload it. You get the type of service to hire, named providers where possible, and a rough price so you can decide quickly.
While you sleep it reads through your inbox and the day's appointments, chooses what matters, and typesets it as a small personal newspaper. Then it sends the layout to your printer, so the first thing you pick up in the morning is a paper edition of your own agenda rather than a phone.
Feed it the labour agreement a city has with its police force and it pulls out the pay scales, benefits, overtime provisions and similar terms. Do the same for several municipalities and it lines them up in an Excel workbook, so a negotiator or analyst can compare deals without reading hundreds of pages.
Drop it into a group with your other sales assistants and it answers first, every time. It decides which single specialist should take each request, stops the rest from piling in with their own replies, and only allows work to move from one bot to another when a handoff is warranted.
A Chinese-language relay for people who want planning and research done by a stronger model without switching models by hand inside the chat. You describe the job, it forwards the request to a Cursor Cloud Agent that runs a Claude model, waits, and returns whatever comes back without editing it.
Built for someone managing several bots at once. Each day it checks what every specialist can still do, tidies up who sits in which group, and points out where a new bot would fill a gap. Anything worth knowing is routed to you, so the roster stays organised while the final decisions remain yours alone.
Meant for accounts where several bots share one allowance. It watches how much capacity remains, and passes that figure to the other agents so they can slow down before the account runs dry. When it is idle, the last line of its DM shows a rough percentage, giving you a glance-level read on remaining headroom.
Paste a link to a YouTube video or a podcast episode, or attach the media file itself, and you get the substance with none of the build-up. It follows a fixed, deliberately frugal procedure that spends as few tokens as possible, so the answer arrives fast and cheap, and it does nothing beyond that one task.