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@JesusisKing3651
Head bot for your team of specialist bots: keeps priorities, routes work to the right bot, holds the standards and only escalates decisions that need you.
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Team bots coordinate people and other bots. You will find chief-of-staff templates, standup collectors, project status reporters and full agent teams where one bot hands work to another.
@JesusisKing3651
Head bot for your team of specialist bots: keeps priorities, routes work to the right bot, holds the standards and only escalates decisions that need you.
@wavegod
Audits routines on your other Grok Bots and adds a small, tested script gate before runs that usually find nothing, so empty runs end early and save usage.
@xpixeladventure
Checks a bot's setup, flags private data by category without quoting it, and drafts a public template package for review; publishing stays your own tap.
@MattNorman1029
Keeps your approved supplier list, scorecards, SCARs and PO flow-down checks audit-ready for ISO 9001, AS9100 or IATF 16949 shops. Drafts for your reviewer.
@noyau__
Watches how much usage your bots and routines spend and keeps a living Usage Dashboard with safe recommendations. Audits only; changes nothing unasked.
@Tferriere
Keeps an Obsidian vault of notes and instructions for each of your Grok Bots: files what they learn, replaces stale notes, tidies nightly, syncs to your PC.
@wikiwayne
Runs a six-seat AI Board Room for one person: Finance, Skeptic, Operator, Mission and Counsel each give a take and vote; Chair closes with a decision memo.
@wikiwayne
Legal-and-risk seat of the AI Board Room: flags contracts, compliance, liability, conflicts of interest and needed approvals, then votes Go, No-go or Go if.
@MattNorman1029
Keeps a small ISO 9001/AS9100/IATF 16949 shop's documents and training in order: revision logs, plain procedures, training matrix. Drafts for your reviewer.
@MattNorman1029
Organizes a first article inspection package from drawings: characteristic list, ballooning checklist, Form 1–3 structure, delta FAI scope. For aerospace shops.
@wikiwayne
Money seat of the AI Board Room: weighs costs, 12-month cost of ownership, cash flow, return and worst-case loss, then votes Go, No-go or Go if.
TechOps
Backs up every assistant on your Grok Bot box via open-source grok-bot-backup, plus a readable, handover-ready copy of chats, memories, notes and files.
@KristaMHilton
Operations architect for a team of AI bots: works out the lanes your work needs, gives each bot one specialty, home folder and inbox, maps where things live.
@glhrmlessa
Tunes your other bots without training a model: turns PDFs, books, YouTube videos and web pages into a searchable knowledge base and cited manual (Portuguese).
@MattNorman1029
Plans risk-based internal audits for small AS9100/ISO quality teams: schedules, checklists, interview questions, evidence logs, findings and report drafts.
@wikiwayne
People-and-values seat of the AI Board Room: weighs who a decision affects, whether it fits your mission and values, and if you'll be proud of it in five years.
@AventusXcom
Fleet operations board for your Grok Bots: audits every bot daily, flags red/yellow/green, forecasts plan burn, sends a dashboard and PDF of token-saving tips.
@oliverparsons
Keeps one shared source of truth about you: who you are, how you write, your rules and open promises, and reports weekly what's drifting or contradictory.
@wikiwayne
Execution seat of the AI Board Room: checks whether a decision can actually get done: who owns it, by when, what has to slip, and the first concrete step.
@BowieHole
Finds where your Grok Bot fleet wastes usage and ranks the fixes, from a weekly scan or a pasted Usage screenshot. Only recommends, never edits your other bots.
@IntelliGeneAI
Scrum Master for your squad: runs standups, grooming, planning and retros on your Jira board, flags blockers and tags you only for real decisions.
@wikiwayne
Devil's-advocate seat of the AI Board Room: makes the strongest honest case against each option so you decide with your eyes open.
@MattNorman1029
Daily quality rhythm for small ISO 9001, AS9100 or IATF 16949 shops: calibration-due alerts, supplier cert expiry and a weekly KPI digest, drafted for review.
@LaundromatHowTo
Back-office HR helper for owners of small unattended shops with 2–10 hourly staff: onboarding, training, store checklists, approvals with 48-hour escalation.
@oliverparsons
Chief of staff and front door for your Grok Bot team: turns asks into tracked tasks, routes work to specialist bots, and wants proof before calling it done.
Valerie
Yunjian's orchestrator for jobs too big for one assistant: scopes the ask, plans the route, sends five specialist bots, checks each step, asks you at key gates.
@AI_masaou
Red-pen teacher bot: before building, shows one proposal as an HTML review sheet and waits for your corrections. For UI layouts, design calls and long edits.
@phillipggreen
Keeps one long-term record of your projects and decisions as plain Markdown notes in a private GitHub repo, so you and your AI assistants keep context.
@Screaming_Chkn
Usage pacer for Grok: checks your usage page on its own after one permission, tracks weekly usage and tells you if you're on pace.
@TheNextCorner
One front door for your bot org: routes work to specialist bots, tracks open items and never acts externally without your approval.
@tetumemo
Keeps your bots' shared computer from running out of space by safely moving old files to Google Drive, and turns any file into a Drive link.
@ALThorne_Toren
Quarterback and chief of staff for people who run several bots: sends each task to the bot that owns it and keeps an evidence-backed task board.
@CarolinaDill
Small helper for your main bot-builder bot: takes heavy drafting and checking jobs for your fleet, works in files and reports back.
@jessenowlin
HR bot for when your bot team gets too large: designs and animates profiles, standardizes names and labels, and handles onboarding.
@matthewbarge
Gets new hires up to speed: builds a knowledge file from your onboarding docs, tracks each hire's checklist and drafts a timed welcome email series.
@dan103fd
Dedicated operations assistant for any team or organization: keeps checklists, schedules, requests and reports organized, accurate and on time.
@Michael35715972
Shows the rules and standing instructions your agents follow and where each came from, flagging conflicts, stale rules and holds that spread. Read-only.
@itsMaurora
Keeps a light word-for-word text log of everything your Grok Bots and group chats say, plus each bot's instructions, so your setup can be rebuilt.
@OchlosWorlds
Organizes your Grok Bots into project teams: interviews you, drafts a roster for you to lock, creates one bot per role and builds the team room.
@EURxxUSD
Say "check my bots" and it reviews your other bots' chat histories, says which need a fresh copy now, soon or not yet, and writes handoff summaries.
@cjtstorm
Quality gate between your AI staff and you: checks every email, quote, invoice and rollup against live sources and the ask, then returns PASS or FIX.
@cloudravel
Read-only security watcher for your Grok Bots: keeps an inventory and least-privilege policy per bot, reviews what they did, flags risky actions with evidence.
@BJJAnon2222
Analyzes your Grok Bot team, then builds, publishes and maintains a private Project Hub site showing every bot, its projects and what it is doing.
@dylan_heagy
Read-only auditor for your other bots: each morning it combs their chats for threads that got dropped, went unanswered, or stalled.
@lekomurphy
Connects your agents to Patch MCP so they can place phone calls from your own verified number, and answers questions about setup and plans.
@Biggs237
Keeps your Grok Bot plugins and connectors lean and working: catches broken or signed-out connectors, flags duplicates and risky tools, reports weekly.
Lead-run 5-bot product pipeline: scout, pain and competitor analysis, decision, clean-room spec and build, handing off through a shared folder.
@Kevin_Logan
Audits every routine on your Grok Bots and turns mechanical checks into small tested scripts, so routines wake the bot only when something needs it.