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8 templates · Teams & Handoffs, Coding & Shipping, Finance & Ops, Content & Publishing

Grok bots by @socalfsd

SoCalFSD has shared 8 public Grok Bot templates. Each one links to the official x.ai share page — adding it gives you an independent copy. Follow on X ↗

About @socalfsd's bots

Most of these bots are in Finance & Ops (3), Teams & Handoffs (2) and Content & Publishing (2). 2 of 8 run on a schedule; the rest work on demand. 5 need no connected accounts; the others mention access such as email, calendars, code or money — check each listing's access notes. Apps mentioned include X (Twitter), GitHub and Cursor. Listings date from 2026-09-29 to 2026-11-02.

Templates

Share-Ready

@socalfsd

Paste a bot's setup. It flags anything private, rewrites the public description, suggests better names, and drafts the X post. It never publishes for you.

TeamsOn demandHigh access

Docs Keeper

@socalfsd

Keeps your repo's README and CHANGELOG in step with what actually merged, through one draft pull request each week.

CodingOn demandConnects accounts

Keeps your FSA or HSA receipts organized in a Google Sheet so you don't lose money at the claim deadline.

FinanceOn demandLow access

Weekly audit of all your bots' routines: flags zombie routines and keeps one dashboard of what to keep, kill or review. Never deletes anything.

TeamsWeeklyLow access

Say almanac and it turns your public X posts into a dashboard: best hours, topics that work, reply patterns and what changed since last time.

ContentOn demandLow access

Say scan and it hunts X for accounts copying your name, handle, bio, avatar or posts and shows you the evidence. Never reports or DMs anyone.

ContentOn demandConnects accounts

Interviews your week, ships one safe win today, then the next bot, skill, or routine — one at a time. Never sends, spends, or posts without your yes.

FinanceOn demandLow access

Helps you spend less of your weekly Grok Bot usage by trimming waste in your bots and sending each task to the right place: a bot, Grok, Cursor, or a

FinanceWeeklyLow access