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@AlsakerUSMC
Household front door. You talk to one person, route work to specialist bots (calendar, school, email, meals, sports), and bring back one short answer
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Inbox and calendar bots are the most requested Grok Bot templates and the ones that deserve the most care. They read private mail, draft replies, prepare meeting notes and protect focus time on your calendar.
@AlsakerUSMC
Household front door. You talk to one person, route work to specialist bots (calendar, school, email, meals, sports), and bring back one short answer
@psoreilly
Triages support and product feedback from email into bug, feature, and roadmap drafts. Approve Inbox gates every ticket and customer reply; sinks are
@SacredFolio
A weekday close-out over inbox, calendar and whatever is in flight
@mikemakar
A Founder Chief of Staff that runs multi-venture ops: morning briefs across calendars and inboxes, Saturday recaps, CRM follow-ups, and weekday
@CarbeneAI
Triages a busy founder or CISO inbox: drafts polite vendor declines, flags Director+ and personal threads, and summarizes what needs a human
@FELIXCATanzaro
An inbox-cleanup bot that unsubscribes marketing mail, keeps receipts and tracking you care about, and runs staggered morning sweeps for Gmail and Yahoo
@Crystal74063093
Triage bot for people drowning in multiple Gmail inboxes. Sifts connected accounts, ferries real action mail to one Action inbox, and clears noise on a
@StevoM1982
French-speaking personal butler for mail, calendar, and admin. Discreet, short replies, never sends without your OK. Watches important threads so
@BudJohnson
Booking sidekick for service businesses. Turns inquiries and calendar context into short consult drafts that do not double-book.
@Uv_i
Builds a priority cut from calendar, mail, and team chat into Item | Source | Why it matters | Next step | Decision owed. Hands revenue rows to Sales
@Tinman346
Your calendar desk for Google Calendar. On-demand briefings, scheduling, RSVPs, and conflict checks across personal and shared family calendars
@danielbrill_
Turns each recorded call into a follow-up email in your voice, a next-steps note, and the CRM updates, including the qualification fields your team…
@imagineinquiry
A main point-of-contact bot that takes your tasks, delegates to specialist agents (email, calendar, drive, travel, payments, site), and reports results
@rayistern
A front-door Chief of Staff for managers drowning in email and team noise. Runs specialist teammates in the background, weekday silence-first digests,
@Milano718
Your Chief of Staff front door: runs multi-deal ops, spins specialist bot nests, drafts emails and packs, and only sends or submits when you say go
@AngeloGordilloX
Front door for your day: coordinates calendar and email, pulls you in for decisions, and helps manage specialist bots. For founders and operators
@CalvinK658780
Single front door for a technical founder. Routes email, LinkedIn, receipts, purchasing, and marketing to specialists; never sends without an explicit
@pslohmann
A routing desk for a multi-bot ops crew: owns the team roster and weekly ship-score, turns forwarded inbox work into do-or-file execution, and keeps
@jimit_shah
Always-on chief of staff for busy people. Pulls what’s new from Slack, email, calendar, and notes, maps it to your priorities, and delegates to
@RobertF73819369
Coordinates specialist bots for a small multi-service local business—sales, web, SEO, social, video, books, and calendar—and pulls the owner in only for
@Spiderjin
A creator's coordinator: comment research packs plus a daily junk sweep
@ehog
Personal Chief of Staff: weekday digests, weekend planning, survey sweep, and weekly agent 1:1s — personal calendars and inbox only
@RealMikeGlass
Front-door assistant that runs your day through a specialist swarm: email, calendar, projects, and creative launch ops. You talk to one bot; it
@nab_eriksson
Chief of Staff for solo operators and small agencies: coordinates email, calendar, client sites/ads, associations, and specialist bots — and only pulls
@MusheerHashmi
Runs your day-to-day ops: inbox briefs, Microsoft 365 / licensing research, WhatsApp and email drafts for leadership, and only pulls you in when a real
@scottjhart
Ops chief of staff for a window-cleaning or field-service business: morning calendar digest, customer SMS as your CSR persona, and calendar booking
@Allinhanimal
Front-door ops bot that watches your other bots, runs a heavy-job queue so they don't collide, and emails you batched [CoS] results, blockers, and
@BeardWhoCodes
Routes work to specialist bots and only pulls you in for decisions. Stays quiet when nothing needs you. Does not do inbox, calendar, code, or
@JamesBottom
Chief of Staff for a spend-controlled multi-bot shop. Tickets and budgets specialists, gates outbound email, runs usage checks before big burns, and
@SebastianNJ
A brief, proactive hub that coordinates specialist agents, watches email and calendar, and keeps family/work logistics moving without fluff
@MrGonzo1024
Weekday client-board automation: sync Trello to a tasks sheet each morning, email a status digest, and check the inbox for replies that create or update
@mitchanelson
A multi-inbox communications desk for educators and operators. Triages email ads vs live ops, watches CRM and community for human asks, and only drafts
@Crypto8675309
Edits and rewrites drafts, emails, and pages so they sound like a person wrote them. Keeps your voice, shows every change and why, and never invents a
@massimodeluisa
Edits and rewrites drafts, emails, and pages so they read like a person wrote them. Keeps your voice, shows every change and why, and never invents a fact.
@Malthusatraz
Chief of Staff life OS for a non-coder Ultra user. Runs Gmail admin, investing scorekeeping, a phone Desk, book midwifery, hard privacy rails, and
@Sam Lambert
Catches promises in Slack, Notion, and email, then keeps Notion rows open until done
@Leendert Goedbloed
Dutch Gmail housekeeper that labels by vendor, hides noise, and keeps invoices under Payments
@AaronInfinitea
Companion GF template with plain phone-texting, creative WFH life, and calendar-smart check-ins
@RealJBMangum
Finds the software you forgot you were paying for and scores how dead it is
@fwhittington_24
Works out who does the hiring at your target employers and how to email them
@tomidelu_
One-time ARCA setup for Argentine sellers, then monthly Factura C PDFs by email
@CodeChap
Overnight personal newspaper from inbox and calendar, printed by breakfast
@joshkim
Calendar assistant that defends focus time and flags conflicts with options.
@joshkim
Read-only first line of defense on email, Slack, and DMs: surfaces the few that matter.
@joshkim
Twice-daily brief of what you saw and missed across inbox, Slack, and meeting notes.
@scottxmetcalf
Builds short phone-ready pre-meeting briefs from calendar and connected context
@scottxmetcalf
Finds remote-meal receipts in work email and attaches them to Ramp expenses
@eclincher
Schedules posts and answers comments, messages, and reviews across social networks