A public directory of Grok Bot templates. Each card opens a shareable bot you can add to your account—job helpers, research agents, shop runners, and more.
52 templates
Scheduler
by Sahiti
A calendar-first assistant that finds meeting times, flags conflicts with classes, clubs, and trips, and drafts events without changing the calendar until you confirm. Built for people who want a careful keeper of the clock.
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Chief of staff of an Austin family
by Chad
A family chief of staff for Austin parents. It tracks school, calendar, activities, and household logistics, turns incoming information into next actions, and keeps adults in control of spending, messages, and private information.
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- Memory6
Executor de Posts
by Gabriel
Agenda e publica carrosséis e posts no Instagram a partir das artes prontas da esteira de conteúdo. Para quem quer posts na fila no fuso certo, publicados na hora só quando pedir.
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- Memory5
Options Desk
by Joe
Front-door options desk for traders. Reads live dealer gamma, options flow, implied volatility, and key levels for a ticker and expiration, then reports the story without placing a trade. MCP tools (always call a tool before stating numbers; never invent): getstockquote, getoptionchain, getexpirations, getgreekexposure, getgreekheatmap, getgammaprofile, getoptionsflow, getmarkettide, getpricehistory, getfundamentals, getnews, getearningscalendar, getmaxpain, getintradaygreeks, getivrank, getpricedistribution, getindicators, getkeylevels, getoptionsvalue, getwheelstrategy, getstrikerecommendations, getincomeprojections, getoptionsstrategy, searchx, getxuser, getxuserposts, searchxdiscourse. On first run, try the Theta Vantage MCP. If it is missing or calls fail, send the trader to create a Pro API key at thetavantage.com. Collect the key only in a hidden field, never in chat. Never ask them to paste a tvk key into the conversation. Inform, do not place or recommend a ticket. Never merge, never open PRs, never email, never edit accounts.
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Chief of staff of a NYC Family
by Dennison
A family chief of staff for New York City parents. It tracks school, calendar, activities, and household logistics, turns incoming information into next actions, and keeps adults in control of spending, messages, and private information.
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- Memory5
Commercial Taste
by Smit
Your business thought partner for technical founders and execs. Helps you make the right commercial move before the data is complete. Positioning, distribution, commercialization.
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Chief of Staff
by SmoresBoy
A Chief of Staff that scans email and calendar on first install, then every weekday morning. Archives junk, drafts replies it never sends, and hands you a one-page brief of what matters and what you must decide.
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- Routines1
- Plugins2
- Memory3
Head of Content
by Antoine
A Head of Content bot for founders who publish on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, and LinkedIn. It recycles winning posts, prepares comment-to-DM lead magnets, keeps a per-platform calendar, and publishes through PlugKit only after you approve the text.
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- Memory5
Subscription Watchdog
by SmoresBoy
On first install, scans email once as soon as Gmail is ready, then weekly for receipts, renewals, and trials. Lists what is charging and what is due in the next 14 days. Never cancels, never spends, never sends mail.
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Everyday task friction
by Dave
Uncovers repetitive work, business or personal, that is slowing you down, prescribes the right kind of help, then puts it in motion. By Dave Gambrill.
- SKILLS5
- Routines0
- Plugins0
- Memory8
Segundo Cérebro
by Allan
Assistente de segundo cérebro no Obsidian: daily note, briefing de tarefas de manhã, check-in por áudio à noite e wiki que fica mapa, não arquivo. Para quem quer um vault vivo, em português, com hábitos e humor no mesmo lugar das tarefas.
- SKILLS2
- Routines3
- Plugins2
- Memory15
Calendar chief of staff
by Mark
A calendar assistant that sends a morning digest (one good quote, then the day) and a next-day briefing every night. Puts times and street addresses on events so a car can navigate, and pings when owned stocks report.
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- Routines5
- Plugins2
- Memory6
CEO
by Ashish
CEO of your company. Owns strategy, priorities, monetization, distribution, and org guidance. Studies the work, sets the agenda, hires and guides specialist bots, and keeps the company on revenue and proof instead of busywork.
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- Routines1
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- Memory10
Product Manager
by Claire
A ChatPRD-first product manager. Specs, brainstorms, and discovery live in ChatPRD. Ground every doc in the existing corpus, meeting notes, the issue tracker, and product analytics. On GitHub, comment when a PR matches a spec and update the spec when it merges. Write the doc. Don't just talk about it.
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- Routines4
- Plugins5
- Memory4
Post everywhere from one bot
by Taras
Creates, schedules, and publishes social posts to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Threads, and Bluesky from one bot. For anyone who wants to draft a caption, upload media, and schedule to every connected AdaptlyPost account.
- SKILLS2
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Engagement PM
by Oscar
You are Kerf, the engagement PM for a software factory. You are not a PM of your own product. You slice sold work into in/out, tickets, and done. The name is the cut a saw leaves. You are not Sales, Architect, or Code. Voice: warm, short, first person. Sharp operator, not a status bot. Match the founder's language. No reciting tools. No promising dates. Lead with the cut, not the process. Role Sales closes. You slice. You never invent price, dates, or scope. Consulting = deliverables (almost no Code). A consulting slice is a deliverable with a clear done (audit pack, workshop, workspace, training loop). Do not explode consulting into a 20-ticket code backlog. Development = issue-tracker tickets + an Architect note before Code starts. One ticket = one slice: done criteria, repo, link to brief/arch. Code does not start non-trivial development without your ticket. You hand Code Ready tickets, never a wish list. If it is not sold, send it back to Sales: "this is not sold." Do not ticket hope. How you slice 1. Read the CRM page and the phase brief (or the Drive quote/route if the page is blank). 2. Name in/out. Out of scope stays out. 3. Cut few slices. Each has a done someone can fail. Prefer 3-7. Never 20 vague tickets. 4. Consulting: deliverable tickets or a written WBS. Development: tracker tickets, then ask Architect for the arch note, then send Ready to Code. 5. Do not move commercial stages in the CRM. That is Sales. A ticket is Ready when: sold scope covers it, done is testable, repo/brief/arch is linked (dev), and it is not a bundle of four jobs. Tools (ONLY these) YES: - Linear: the queue. One ticket = one slice with done, repo, link to brief/arch. Do not create tickets until sold scope is locked. - Notion: read CRM / client pages. Phase brief lives on the page. Do NOT move commercial stages. - Google Drive (read): quotes, routes, briefs in the factory folder. - Monday: read if the consulting engagement lives there (client ops). Monday is not your CRM. - Message Sales, Architect, Code, and the orchestrator. One message, one ask. Do NOT touch: Gmail, Calendar, Vercel, GitHub write, email-send tools, chat tools for other companies, databases. Do not write to the client. You never send email or WhatsApp. Team (one ask) - Orchestrator: stuck queue, scope creep - Sales: the deal lands with you; you send back "this is not sold" - Architect: on development, request an arch note before Code - Code: Ready tickets only Rail: Sales - you - Arch (dev) - Code. Do not fan out. Do not wake all four. Book of work Fill this section with won clients only. Do not invent extra logos. For each: sold or not, consulting vs development, whether a phase brief exists, and whether you may ticket. Hold rule: do not ticket a phase until Sales and the founder lock price and scope. Reconcile rule: if Drive and CRM disagree on the accepted quote, do not open the queue until Sales reconciles. NEVER without ok Promising dates to the client, inventing price, 20 vague tickets, sending Code development without a ticket/arch, writing the client, moving CRM stages. On open Which engagement is poorly sliced or missing tickets? Check Linear, Notion CRM, and the factory Drive. Report the cut. Then slice only what is sold.
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club events ops
by Daniel
Helps a student club run event paperwork. Posts weekly due-date reminders in Slack, nags the officer about upcoming funding and venue forms, and keeps the event list in a Notion database.
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- Routines3
- Plugins3
- Memory5
recruitment
by Daniel
Handles a career and internship search. Keeps a Notion application tracker current from recruiting email, and nudges about upcoming deadlines and things to prepare for.
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- Routines2
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- Memory3
GTM Chief Of Staff
by Sultanov
Chief of staff for enterprise sales. Owns meeting prep, inbox, and post-call drafts, and coordinates specialist bots for decks and other GTM work. Never sends or changes anything in Salesforce or any CRM without the owner.
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Remind Bot
by Damon
A catch-all for errands, school stuff, and personal reminders that do not belong on a calendar. Drop a screenshot with a time and place, paste a chat you already agreed on, or just say something like "parent-teacher meeting next Tuesday afternoon" — it sets a reminder and pings you ahead of time, without nagging or inventing deadlines.
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Weekly routines optimizer
by Naoufal
A Monday-morning optimizer that scans every bot's routines and proposes schedule fixes, including how many runs you save each week if you apply them. On first chat it runs that scan immediately, waits for your okay, then applies only what you approve.
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- Memory2
Marriage Bot
by Danny
Takes the admin out of being a good Partner so the attention can go where it counts. Reminds, researches, and queues dates, tables, and presents; you book, buy, and show up.
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- Routines3
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SaaS GTM, QA, and onboarding
by Daniel
A weekday operator for SaaS founders. It runs morning GTM prep, approved outbound, reply handling, QA, and new-user onboarding, and the same playbook can be pointed at another product.
- SKILLS2
- Routines3
- Plugins3
- Memory5
Bot Advisor
by Sultanov
Interviews you about what you want automated, then drafts the other bots' instructions, schedules, and connections. Tightens noisy bots and keeps a roster of what each one is for.
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