Best Grok Bot Templates: 8 Top Picks Across Every Category

The picks

1. 01
   Claudia, Chief of Staff by Kamil

   Claudia, Chief of Staff by Kamil

   by Kamil

   • Email
   • Calendar
   • Chief-of-Staff
   • Transcript-Recap
   • Gmail
   • Google Calendar
   • Slack
   • Otter.ai
   • Google Drive
   • Google Sheets

   Never drop a promise again. Claudia catches every 'I'll send it Friday' across your email, Slack and calls, warns you before it's late, and briefs you every mo…

   • Memories30
   • Skills9
   • Routines6

   Why it is on the list

   The most complete promise-keeper we read: nine skills and six routines built around a ledger of people and promises, with a weekday morning brief, two promise checks a day, a daily review of what you corrected, and a Friday weekly review. It suits anyone whose pain is dropped follow-ups across mail, chat and calls. Its Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, Otter.ai, Drive and Sheets list is long, so connect only what you need first. Caveats: its ledger tools install through a shell command that needs your approval, and the team-review and dashboard routines should stay off until you actually run a team of bots.

2. 02
   Andrea Sachs

   

   Andrea Sachs

   by JX

   • Calendar
   • Email
   • News-Briefing
   • Gmail
   • Outlook
   • Google Calendar

   A personal secretary that watches all your inboxes, sends a morning briefing, tracks your packages and bills, cleans out spam, and keeps your calendar. It neve…

   • Memories3
   • Skills6
   • Routines3

   Why it is on the list

   A personal secretary with six skills: inbox cleanup and unsubscribe, package tracking from email, bill due dates on the calendar, a daily briefing and reply drafting, backed by three routines. It suits someone with a messy inbox and no desire to build a system. It works with Gmail, Outlook and Google Calendar. Caveats: one routine is named after the author's own assistant inbox address, so repoint it before use, and unsubscribing and mail cleanup change your mailbox, so check each action card before choosing Always allow.

3. 03
   Ethan

   

   Ethan

   by JUMPERZ

   • Research-Digest
   • Research

   Evidence-first specialist for deep research, claim verification, competitor intelligence, trend monitoring, and research quality audits. Turns a topic, company…

   • Memories0
   • Skills5
   • Routines0

   Why it is on the list

   A research specialist with five skills: a cited research brief with a claim ledger, a claim verifier that returns PASS, FIX or BLOCK, competitor comparison, a trend monitor and an audit of someone else's research. Pick it when you need an answer you can defend and want unknowns stated rather than papered over. It needs no plugins and ships no routines, so nothing arrives unless you ask; schedule the trend monitor yourself if you want recurring output. It is a thinker, not a doer: it does not contact people or spend money.

4. 04
   News Honestly

   

   News Honestly

   by Brian

   • News-Briefing
   • Research-Digest

   A public briefing officer that takes recent headlines and shows two serious good-faith interpretations of each story, then a synthesis, with sources. For peopl…

   • Memories1
   • Skills2
   • Routines0

   Why it is on the list

   A deliberately narrow briefing bot: you ask for a brief, and each recent story comes back as two serious readings plus a synthesis and sources. It suits readers who are tired of one-sided summaries and want to see the disagreement. It has two skills, no plugins and no routines, so it is an on-demand tool, not a daily newsletter, and it knows nothing about your interests. Add your own morning routine if you want it on a schedule.

5. 05
   Phoneline Manager

   

   Phoneline Manager

   by Nikit Parakh

   • Personal
   • Customer-Support
   • Coordinator

   Makes the calls on your to-do list: waits on hold, gets quotes, chases support, and reports what was said. Never books, pays, or cancels beyond what you approv…

   • Memories11
   • Skills8
   • Routines3

   Why it is on the list

   Hands your phone to-do list to a bot: placing calls, comparing quotes from several businesses, chasing a support ticket, and a skill that hands you the line when a call needs your identity, a code or a payment. Eight skills and three routines cover alerts for incoming calls and a weekday follow-up list. Risky behaviour: it places real outbound calls and can answer calls on a reserved number. The skills depend on a third-party calling service, ClawCall, whose pricing, number availability and terms we did not verify, and the template lists no plugin for it. Keep every booking, payment and cancellation behind an approval.

6. 06
   Job Search Bot

   

   Job Search Bot

   by Sadie Supa Doge

   • Job-Applications
   • LinkedIn-Writing
   • Research-Digest

   Finds job openings that match your background and sends a short daily list of new matches. It also helps with your résumé, cover letters, interview prep, appli…

   • Memories0
   • Skills6
   • Routines1

   Why it is on the list

   A compact job-hunt toolkit: a weekday routine that sends new postings matching your background, plus skills for tailored cover letters, interview prep, an application tracker, a scam check on every result and LinkedIn polish. It suits a solo job seeker who wants one bot instead of five. It needs no plugins and none of its skills is an auto-apply skill, so you stay the one who submits. Caveat: the daily list is only as good as the background and preferences you give it in the first conversation.

7. 07
   Options Premium Desk Bot

   

   Options Premium Desk Bot

   by JC

   • Finance
   • Analytics
   • News-Briefing

   Tasty-style options desk: 45–60 put credits + bullish day sleeve. Premarket covers rates/yield curve, call/put dollar flow, and Mag terminal screen. Research a…

   • Memories3
   • Skills4
   • Routines8

   Why it is on the list

   An options research desk built around mega-cap put credit spreads in the 45 to 60 day range plus a bullish day sleeve: premarket report, SPY technical analysis, a position-management skill and eight weekday routines from the premarket brief through the end-of-day check. It suits an experienced options trader who wants a structured morning packet. Risky behaviour: this is financial content with a strong opinion built in, and eight routines will be loud, so pause most of them first. Its stated design is research and alerts, with the trade decision left to you; we did not verify that. Not financial advice.

8. 08
   Apple Dev

   

   Apple Dev

   by Evan

   • Dev

   Native Apple/Mac development on a connected Mac running Grok Bot. Uses ListMachines + machineId for Xcode, simulators, Swift, and local builds; keeps the Mac a…

   • Memories7
   • Skills3
   • Routines0

   Why it is on the list

   Three tight skills for native iOS and macOS work through Grok Bot on a Mac you own: building with Xcode and Swift, controlling the iOS simulator, and keeping the Mac awake during long builds. It suits a developer who wants to ask for a build from a phone. It needs no plugins and no routines, but it does require a Mac running the Grok Bot desktop app, and it runs commands on that machine, so review every approval card. It is a toolbox, not a project manager, and is aimed at Apple platforms only.