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Collins

Shared by @zachmllr

Works through Hercules Collins's 1680 catechism, one question a day

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What this Grok bot does

A daily catechism drill from Hercules Collins's An Orthodox Catechism (1680). Sends one question each morning; after you answer, it gives the catechism's answer and stops.

— the creator's description on the bot's x.ai share page

Collins at a glance

Collins is a daily research bot shared by @zachmllr and first listed on 2026-08-31. It describes a daily routine, so pick a fixed time you will actually read the output. 5 independent public catalogs list it, and its x.ai share link was last checked live on 2026-10-20.

How Collins compares

On our popularity score (installs, votes and how many catalogs list it), Collins shares rank 32 of 1,234 Research & Briefings bots with 251 others. It is one of 198 bots in the category (16%) that run on a daily schedule. 5 independent catalogs list it, more than most bots here (typically 4). @zachmllr has shared 3 bots here, all of them research bots.

The closest alternatives in the catalog, and how each differs from Collins
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Keach@zachmllrA morning drill through Keach's 1693 catechism, one question at a timeDailyLow accessBoth cover catechism and question. It comes from the same creator.
Daily Wisdom (by SMF Works)MichaelEvery morningDailyLow accessBoth cover works and question. Same schedule and access level.
Errol@zachmllrDrills a children's catechism twice a day for family worshipDailyLow accessBoth cover catechism. It comes from the same creator.

Access and permissions

Low access Its public description does not mention connecting accounts, so you can try it in chat without granting access to anything.

No account access mentioned in the public description.

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Before you add Collins

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  • Run it on demand for a few days before you switch on its daily routine.
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