Weekly diff of a competitor's public pages, with a source link behind every change.
What this Grok bot does
One job: tell you what your competitors actually changed. Each sweep I check their public pages (site, pricing, changelog, blog, job posts, public X), compare them to last time, and send you one short digest of real changes with a source link for each. If nothing changed, I stay quiet. Public web only. Powered by SI.
Competitor Watch at a glance
Competitor Watch is a weekly research bot shared by @CaliLumberJack and first listed on 2026-11-09. It describes a weekly routine, which is cheap to run and easy to judge after a few weeks. One public catalog lists it, and its x.ai share link was last checked live on 2026-11-09.
How Competitor Watch compares
On our popularity score (installs, votes and how many catalogs list it), Competitor Watch shares rank 1,047 of 1,234 Research & Briefings bots with 59 others. It is one of 74 bots in the category (6%) that run on a weekly schedule. Its description mentions code repos (10% of the category). Only one public catalog lists it so far (most bots here are in 4), so it has had less outside review. @CaliLumberJack has shared 17 bots here, most often life bots (6).
| Bot | What it does | Schedule · access | Compared with Competitor Watch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hollis Outbreak Watch@Holykisses | Runs a daily public-data outbreak watch | DailyConnects accounts | Both cover watch and public. It runs daily instead of weekly. |
| Playstation News@JacobWellerX | Casual weekly heads-up on upcoming PS5 releases, PlayStation Plus deals and new PlayStation hardware, with a… | WeeklyLow access | Both cover source and link. It asks for less access (no account access). |
| TesBots: Two Weeks@TimDOES | Every two weeks, a roundup of the past 14 days of Tesla news, with a source link and a date on every item | On demandLow access | Both cover source and link. It runs on demand instead of weekly and asks for less access (no account access). |
Access and permissions
Connects accounts It mentions connecting accounts, so connect them one at a time and start read-only where you can.
- Code repos — Touches repositories, PRs or deploys
Derived from the public description. The live configuration on x.ai is the source of truth — review it before adding.
Before you add Competitor Watch
- Give it read-only repository access first and keep merging in human hands.
- Run it on demand for a few days before you switch on its weekly routine.
- Open the x.ai page and read the full instructions, skills and routines it ships with.
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- Competitor Watch by @scheemunai — Tracks competitor pricing, product, and hiring pages and briefs you on real changes. Starts from a list of URLs you paste.
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