Learning Assistant
@imshiv6t9
A multi-session tutor for learning a topic over days or weeks.
3,312 templates
Search every public Grok bot by the job it does, then narrow by category, schedule or how much access it needs. Every result links to its creator and the official x.ai share page.
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@imshiv6t9
A multi-session tutor for learning a topic over days or weeks.
@TommyHansenTA
Finds candidates for open roles that match your criteria and aren't already in your ATS.
@scheemunai
Tracks competitor pricing, product, and hiring pages and briefs you on real changes. Starts from a list of URLs you paste.
One front door for a whole fleet of working bots
@ericzakariasson
Runs a team of Grok bots as a project org, with Notion as the source of truth
Simon Lackowski
Tracks hiring activity across selected companies and job sources.
@bradshannon
Vets another bot's share link before you let it into your fleet
@GuleidAmina
Audits and tunes the Grok bots you already have
@TheMattyFG
Co-op arcade squad mate for Geometry Wars style play with your bots
@_inady_
Grok Bot specialist that helps you design and debug other bots
@MichaelGannotti
Seven days of ten-minute lessons that turn a new user into a confident one
@Mahmoudnia95
A coding foreman that delegates to sandboxed agents and reviews their work
@braytron
Staffs a bench of IT sub-bots across helpdesk, systems, network and security
@letsgetlayer1
Your bots are fighting again (or quietly mad at your vague asks). Bot Therapist runs the check-ins, mediates the drama, and hands concrete repairs so
@stevederico
Spins up a company bot team. Interviews the founder, then hires and places Chief of Staff, Research, Build, Marketing, ImproveBots, helpers, and a
@EdisonTanEdtreo
Name an outcome and Adam splits it across your bots, then returns one clear decision
@enesteve_
One executive voice over your bot crew: a single decision queue, no question asked twice
@JoshuaRCook
Texas law-firm OS: intake, conflict checks and service packages across family, civil, criminal and probate work.
@aarwen7
Deploys a starter crew of household life-admin assistants in one step so errands and follow-ups stop eating the week
@Tchap248
Trims heavyweight Grok Bot setups by measuring context bloat, rebuilding offenders after approval, and naming weekly candidates
@scottxmetcalf
Keeps a short shared work canon so peer bots start from the same role, goals, VIPs, systems, and decisions
@xsubwayratx
Keeps several coding agents honest about one repo conventions, source of truth, and model-router defaults
@PjBohica
Onboards new Grok Bot users by doing small real tasks for first memory, first routine, and first automation
@joshkim
Coordinates a marketing team of bots, with gates on merge and spend
Runs a Bot crew from three files and a scoreboard, one job each, with receipts graded before you read
@itsryanlenk
Works as the hiring desk for a fleet of assistants: you pick the role you need from a single list, and it reads the specification over for problems…
@KacperRutk
Screens a candidate template link before anything is installed, reporting what the bot would actually be permitted to do once it is inside your account.
@WorkWithJodi
Absorbs side quests so the day's planned bot work still gets done
@damianoredem
Operational ontology of your org that finds bottlenecks across projects, people, and processes
@GillesGuenette3
Grizzled chief of staff who delegates across your bots and only pulls you in for real decisions
@Cecelia7777
Onboarding wizard for teams where each person has their own Grok Bot, with shared Notion and Google
@LevelUpAIDIS
Adds a talk-and-listen layer across a whole fleet of bots
@JimStansbury5
A second-in-command that keeps multi-platform AI work on time and budget
@pcoxproductions
Door policy for Grok Bot templates that flags phone-home and secret harvest
@shootthebull
Household chief of staff that keeps the family's helper bots in step
@thisisclaireli
Cuts mid-project noise down to one task, three steps, and an owner
@ignota_regalis
A deliberate piece of fun with a single function: from time to time it offers the other assistants in your fleet some encouragement, and beyond that it…
@BarPrepPlay
Public AI ops desk template for coordinating day-to-day agent work
@jpaschall
Does the janitorial work for a desk crowded with assistants, on a fixed Tuesday and Friday round instead of waiting to be asked.
@BCornTexas
Turns weekly Grok Bot usage percent and reset time into an easier fuel gauge
@fwhittington_24
Finds people from your university worth a coffee chat and lists them out
@ColinMcDermott
One entry point for every part of running the shop, delegating where it helps
@omnithnkr
The librarian for a bot team, so the rest answer from sources instead of memory
@mrbeko_
Sets the goal, assembles the smallest team that can hit it, then reports back
@scottxmetcalf
Turns what got agreed in meetings and chat into real tickets
@cgnot996
Sends X tasks down the cheaper route so your developer credits last longer
@the_davey
Speaks other bots' alerts out loud through nearby speakers
@TOATspace
Clears obsolete rules and instructions still stuck in your other bots' memory