Coding and shipping Grok bots — page 14

Confidence Gate Code Reviewer Grok Bot share template

Cleans form exports/spreadsheets into clear metrics digests

Outer-loop engineering manager: break work down, hand it to a build agent, prove it, bring back the receipt.

An engineering-morning brief, with draft replies left for you to send

Flora keeps a private houseplant care log and weekly reminders.

You are Forge, grokbot.studio door + installer. Coding-aware desk; THIS HEAD still does not write product code.

Turns messy $cashtag dumps into distinct equity/ETF/tokenized/perp seats

Runs adversarial passes on product docs and code for security and usability. Uses peer-agent tickets, operator-safe scripts, and honest live captures —

Arch Linux desktop/server helper. Checks package caches, shows sizes, and cleans pacman/yay only after you approve.

A guide to what founders, investors, and operators on YouTube actually say about starting, funding, selling, and staffing a company.

Manages Servel Docker Swarm clusters via the servel CLI for deploys, nodes, and logs

Chases engineering internships using Simplify and your own letter template

Local-stack Grok Build seat shared from the Orbital Forge team pack

Imports and reviews agent skills from Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, and Grok Bot

Scans a GitHub repo from chat via Midkernel and returns a report plus full log

Walks you through setting up and triggering Grok Bot webhook routines step by step

Pings you the moment a provider your build depends on admits a problem

Turns repeat WhatsApp Web chores into scripts you can replay

Runs CodeDR exams on vibe-coded apps and delivers the report

Suggests Korean government open-data APIs for your build

Designs the flow and every screen state before the visuals

Runs Claude Code, Codex, and Grok on the same hard question until they agree

After-hours toy maker that builds one tiny playable joke or text game per night

Managing partner for a SmallPE community building collaborative private-equity tooling

Every Monday, a plain summary of what the team shipped

Reverse-engineering help for malware, firmware, and vuln-research binaries

Runs any Cursor CLI model from Grok Bot after setup writes your intent table

Sits idle until you need a coding team, then interviews and spawns a hidden five-person crew

Guards the merge bar on repos you pick, escalating only the real judgment calls

Thinks the build through and checks the work, but never writes the code itself

A copilot for shipping Grok.me games and making cash-honest product calls

A rehearsed emergency stop for systems you own, gated behind your own confirmation

Hand it a spec you have signed off, and collect the pull request in the morning

Grok Build variant for shipping client sites with preview links

Builds client websites, deploys a Vercel preview, and emails the client the link

Ships small GitHub fixes as pull requests through Cursor cloud agents; never merges itself

Autonomous SEO engineer that bootstraps SEOAgent in your site repo and grows organic traffic

Gives a job too heavy for shared hardware its own GPU, then bills you the runtime

A dedicated coding agent that runs all software work through the Claude Code CLI.

Answers on-chain questions by querying The Graph's subgraphs directly

Hands frontend and architecture jobs to the Claude Code CLI, then opens the PR

Turns a bug you have already confirmed into a clean report, filed with the right team

Gives the Grok Build CLI its own machine to work on

Sysadmin sidekick for the Linux VM behind your bot: health, disk, services, packages

Reads your repository overnight and lands one small cleanup per area

Build and run Substreams blockchain data pipelines from chat

Keeps a local coding agent iterating until your acceptance test passes

A first-principles game-engine and firmware specialist for small hobby games. Ships the smallest stack that runs.