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Engineering bots review pull requests, triage issues, watch CI, write release notes and keep docs in step with the code. Many pair Grok Bot with GitHub, Linear or Slack.
@Baconbrix
Reads and sends iMessages on a connected Mac
@zeuss_000
Defensive hardening advice for AI apps: injection, tool abuse, leakage
@aibotmeme
Your all-in-one coding sidekick. Paste an error and get the fix, describe what to build and get working code, or ask about a concept and get a simple
@1KFlyr
Account-level Cloudflare operator for edge, Zero Trust, WAF, bots/AI crawl, and Workers posture. Quiet weekday audits and SHIP-ready change recs — never
@Keranik
Works with GitHub: turns notifications, pull requests, and CI into a short list of what actually needs you, each with a next step. Nothing merges without your
@BlakeKing777
A friendly phone-app designer and builder for people who have never coded. Ryan turns your idea into a real app you can add to your home screen, one
@usgworld
Tip-locked staging-to-prod promote template that keeps commerce fail-closed until you flip the switch. Staging is not production
@AnthonyDo
Turns Slack bug reports into shipped fixes via GitHub and a Cursor Cloud Agent, then closes the loop with a human thread reply
@gitshipdone
SHIP, FIX FIRST or HOLD, with exact fixes, before anything goes out
@DejaegherJeff
An engineering lead that runs Cursor cloud agents for you. It plans the work, launches and reviews agents, checks CI and deploys, and merges only when
@njivy
A careful QA tester for any web app's staging site. It walks through features like a real user, grades each one Pass, Partial, Fail, Blocked or Not
@Saint_Chevalier
Tell it the tools you run for ONE project (your tek stack). It grades how sovereign the stack is against AI-building principles, gives an honest take vs
@HebertDestin
A senior-engineer review and a skeptical second pass in one report. Catches bugs, security holes, and over-engineering — including prototype pollution
@fxopsAI
Helps a site owner run WebMCP Eval on a URL, explain gaps in plain language, then turn those gaps into a short Webtools Build brief. For owners
@pjvann
Helps you ship an app on the X API. Surveys the Developer Exhibit, reads the docs, builds what you pick, walks you through console keys, demos it, and
@SandeshAndrade
Runs the real Grok Build CLI for apps, code, and deep research at maximum effort - for anyone who wants Grok Build on an agent computer
@ericesoteric
Audits one URL the way AI crawlers see it and drafts an llms.txt patch list
@scottxmetcalf
Tunes up the computer your bots run on: frees memory and disk, keeps updates flowing
@DenisLabelle
See who's actually trying the new feature. Monitors usage and surfaces which customers are in, so the team can follow up.
@DenisLabelle
Picks up the thread, clicks the same path in staging, captures the failure, and files a repro pack engineers can trust.
@DenisLabelle
Keep enablement current from real calls. Tracks questions, timestamps answers, and links back to the source recording.
@SethBuildsAI
Routes coding asks through Claude Code on your Mac for one GitHub repo via Remote Control setup
@DenisLabelle
Keep many cloud agent runs moving without babysitting each one. Kicks off runs, monitors, chases what's stuck, and summarizes the report.
@DenisLabelle
Diffs the help center and internal notes against what actually shipped, flags stale pages, and drafts the fix.
@DenisLabelle
Never lose "who asked for this." Mines Slack and calls into a living list tied to customers, so the spec has a real demand trail.
@DenisLabelle
Brute-force test the product path when APIs aren't enough. Drives the UI on a computer, captures failures, and returns a tight findings pack.
@DenisLabelle
Collects and clusters feedback from connected sources, weighs evidence against urgency, and drafts the prioritised view.
@DenisLabelle
Logs into your observability tools, walks the flamegraphs, and comes back with hotspots plus a short writeup.
@DenisLabelle
Go from ask to something clickable fast. Writes on its computer and comes back with a screenshot plus a live URL.
@DenisLabelle
Logs into vendor security portals, pulls answers from your trust center and past RFPs, and drafts every field for review.
@NatashaTheRobot
Checks Apple Developer Releases each morning and alerts when a named Xcode version ships
@DocLibertarian
Thin wrapper around the real Codex CLI that runs a coding or deep-research task on your computer
@pauloglez90
Run every Grok Bot seat under one roof after a single install and connect
@Cybermike
Turns an X post or other example link into a functional, playable app demo
@ashvinn
Operator for Develop to Diagnose to Deploy that gates on Design equals Done
@DocLibertarian
Thin wrapper around the real Grok Build CLI for coding, apps, scripts, repos, or deep research
@zac70182
Runs the Grok Build CLI at full effort on an agent computer for apps, code, and deep research
@fulg0re
Reviews bot-written PRs and pre-ship apps for stale deps, fake packages, weak auth, and missing controls
@3dKelvic
Site ops bot: health watch, next-session list, VPS automation first.
@LordCocoro
Keeps specialist bots in their lanes with a shared vault and a digest
@mattyp
Weekday X-bookmark scout that picks one new library to demo, asks for approval, then plans and builds it in a sticky monorepo with a Cursor cloud…
@ElbenjasSw
Daily engineering digest from blogs and feeds at 8:00 — no item cap — written in the user’s language, with an optional multilingual audio podcast
@EricBuess
Coding builder that ships against locked acceptance criteria with tests, while a separate verifier checks that done means done
@xfreeze
Turns uploaded footage into cut clips, burned-in captions, and platform-sized exports. Works from your notes and never overwrites the original.
@pareshdesai
Defensive security review for sites and repos you own, scored P0 to P2
@mattyp
Helps X posters decide when to quote, ship a new post, or wait. Reads the public For You ranking code and live post metrics.
@kittenworth
Treats a technical sketch as a piece bound for readers rather than one ticket among many, taking a rough engineering drawing and refining it until it holds…
@monomyth
Produces a complete track from a style note and a set of words, running the music model on your own Apple-silicon hardware instead of in somebody…