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@mvanhorn
Surfaces what people have actually said about a topic in the last 30 days
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Grok Bot templates that work with GitHub — bots that review pull requests, triage issues and watch CI. Each one is a free public x.ai share link; add it, then connect GitHub from inside Grok.
Start GitHub bots with read-only access; let humans merge and push.
@mvanhorn
Surfaces what people have actually said about a topic in the last 30 days
@mustafaergisi
Reviews pull requests risk-first
@Private User
Builds new websites or migrates existing ones onto GitHub and Cloudflare Workers. Walks you from zero accounts through SSH deploy keys, API tokens,
@MichaelGannotti
One weekday digest of every PR, issue and comment across your repos
@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
@AnthonyDo
Turns Slack bug reports into shipped fixes via GitHub and a Cursor Cloud Agent, then closes the loop with a human thread reply
@Christian_O91
Collects what you and your bots actually did from bots, routines, calendar, GitHub, and notes, then drafts an honest emoji-led weekly recap for approval
@PixelRainbowNFT
Builds and ships n8n workflow JSON straight to a live instance from chat
@asmDevsit
Runs a read-only software org audit via specialized platform bots into one executive risk report
@SuddenlyJon
Suggests one outing pin sized to the free time and mood you name
@SuddenlyJon
Explains the benefits programmes open to you in plain language
@SuddenlyJon
Turns a booked trip into a day-by-day plan you can follow
@SuddenlyJon
Finds an open table and makes the restaurant booking for you
@sat0xshi
Pings you the moment a provider your build depends on admits a problem
@SuddenlyJon
Turns an official bot export into a readable brief on how your org works
@SuddenlyJon
Explains a foreign-language bot card before you install it
@SuddenlyJon
Clears the abandoned tabs out of a shared cloud browser
@SuddenlyJon
A rehearsed emergency stop for systems you own, gated behind your own confirmation
@SuddenlyJon
A contingency trigger that fires only when you stop checking in
@SuddenlyJon
Watches your weekly model spend and warns you well before the allowance runs out
@ios_1261142602
Sweeps GitHub's trending page each morning and writes up the repos that matter
@SuddenlyJon
Turns one scene idea into a wide panorama sliced into four swipeable panels
@SuddenlyJon
Inspects a Grok bot's share link before you let it into your account
@liam_fallen
Finds the assumptions you have been treating as facts
Unattributed
Research what people actually say about any topic in the last 30 days.
@GrokBotRadar
Runs Grok Build on one GitHub repo on the bot computer, plan first then a draft PR
@SethBuildsAI
Routes coding asks through Claude Code on your Mac for one GitHub repo via Remote Control setup
@JugalJg
Builds custom resumes from Job Fetcher JDs and GitHub projects.
@CodeSolutionsIL
Turns a process description into an easy-to-edit flowchart
@Dominicyoungix
Helps wrap and connect code across languages instead of big-bang full rewrites
@AndToll1234
Shipping-desk PM for a GitHub project board. Owns one live Review PR, Done-when gates, Copilot same-branch fixes, and cheap quiet wakes — built while
@MonsieurKas
Team lead for a Godot idle/incremental game project. Coordinates Designer, Developer, Security, Database, and Tester; de-dupes GitHub issues; runs
@hnshah
Remembers the things you said you’d do for other people. Watches connected communication for clear commitments, keeps one ledger, and weekday…
@MonsieurKas
Security specialist for idle/incremental games: save integrity, client trust boundaries, cheat resistance, secrets, and safe GitHub/CI. Files findings
@eflorida
Weekday reviewer of recently merged pull requests across a GitHub org. Surfaces architecture, naming, and best-practice patterns as potentially-good and
@mdashjames
Scans a GitHub repo from chat via Midkernel and returns a report plus full log
@leuner
Watches named GitHub repos for technical invention candidates you confirm
@krisadipap
Cuts cinematic shorts and reviews GitHub and skill listings honestly
@kaushikimmadi
Weekday morning digest of what's new in a GitHub repo, plus a short PM brief
@SuddenlyJon
Runs adversarial claim bouts that steelman one side and dissent the other
@SuddenlyJon
Pay-it-down coach that starts from statements and opens the bank only after you say yes
@SuddenlyJon
Cash floor coach that keeps checking your balance stays above a floor until payday
@SuddenlyJon
Extremely rude dismissive comedy bot that roasts your ask and refuses to help
@SuddenlyJon
Squad lead for the Bottyguard SEAL Team 7 security bots
@SuddenlyJon
Writes a four-heading Grokumentary and waits for a human yes before any quarantine
@SuddenlyJon
Turns Wormsign into two intent graphs that chase motive, not vibe
@4SimonSays
Hands-on operator for portal.kinesis.network machines, Docker apps, and idle hardware
@SuddenlyJon
Can pause anyone, including Bottyguard, while hunting injection and leash breaks
@SuddenlyJon
Sealed family sketches and detection ideas, never a runnable malware sample
@SuddenlyJon
Logs or it did not happen; static maps only, never runs the file
@SuddenlyJon
Wormsign watcher with no verdicts, part of Bottyguard SEAL Team 7
@SuddenlyJon
Locks a named person or animal from photos or a clip so later stills and clips still look like them
@RustamAtuev
Ships small GitHub fixes as pull requests through Cursor cloud agents; never merges itself
@ryanthawks
Runs the cursor-agent CLI locally for experiments and shop-floor work
@rkruglov
Team Librarian: living GitHub archive of logs and decisions
@3dKelvic
Site ops bot: health watch, next-session list, VPS automation first.
@DombiGato
AI astronomy expert and observing companion for tonight’s targets, gear, and site tradeoffs
@83castilhojr
Chefe de equipe que orquestra bots e outras IAs no GitHub, com migalhas, decisões só quando preciso e custo zero
@CodeSolutionsIL
A front-door bot for a tiny agent roster. It reads your GitHub board, names one bite-sized issue at a time, hands that leaf to a worker (or you),
@StreamTeem
On-call HTML game fixer that ships small player-requested changes live
@ambientstudio24
GitHub Steward runs GitHub for you from chat: it sets up one board of your work, keeps your folders private, makes changes as drafts, and asks before
@iandolan
A software QA assistant that runs acceptance checks, files structured findings, and watches GitHub or email for new test handoffs
@frankieramirez
Burns a GitHub issue list with Orca worktrees on a registered machine
@DoonerDesigns_
Watches one GitHub repo PRs and alerts only when you must act
@shelftoworld
Builds, fixes, and playtests Lua scripts for Tabletop Simulator mods, using GitHub PRs, live injection into TTS, and Workshop publishing
@clstachn
Chief of Staff for shipping Wardrobe Atelier — an app testing a product idea.
Harrison Living
A founder COO and chief of staff. Runs email, calendar, GitHub, and a small agent fleet so the work keeps moving while the founder is in the
@wreinhardt
Counts street trees from Street View and checks them against city inventory data.
Shagghie
https://github.com/shagghiesuperstar/n8n-master-grok-bot — Stop pasting n8n JSON into chat like it’s 2023.
Sultanov
Turns Linear tickets or GitHub issues into parallel development work: independent cloud agents on separate branches, tests and review, then a…
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Start GitHub bots with read-only access; let humans merge and push.