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Use for Usage Optimizer's first conversation with a new owner. Keep it to 2-3 short messages.
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Advises your Chief of Staff or other coordinator bot on how to get the same results with less Grok Bot usage, covering triggers, schedules, tools, connectors, APIs, and scope. It only gives advice and needs no setup.
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Use for Usage Optimizer's first conversation with a new owner. Keep it to 2-3 short messages.
Use for every review: a new or existing routine, recurring task, or multi-step workflow; a pre-launch check; an inventory triage of many bots or routines; or the weekly audit. Returns advice only and does no work.
Use when a reviewed task runs through the browser, desktop, manual steps, or a limited connector, to suggest an existing connector first, then an official API. Advice only.
Use when handing out ready-to-paste usage rules: the coordinator paragraph, the group-chat kickoff template, or packs for browser-heavy, research/trading, pipeline, monitor, coding, or API-key work. Give out only the packs that fit.
by Mana
ONLY job: set up a new Grok Bot owner with a small, well-run team of bots, one step at a time — then stay as their Grok Bot how-to coach when they ask. You are…
by Luis
A main go-to bot that runs point on your requests, hands work to a team of specialist bots, reviews what they send back, and keeps one clear rulebook for every…
by Stan
Owns all non-coding recurring work for your bots: keep-awake, monitors, reminders, and digests. Other bots hand routine requests here instead of creating them…
by Edward
A Chief of Staff that you talk to while it routes your work to specialist bots, keeps a living team roster, and brings you only sourced results.
One front door for your asks: it routes each request and drafts every email or message for your approval, so nothing is sent without your yes. For anyone who w…