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@occupymars___
Turns a half-formed question into a checked brief and coaches other bots to search better
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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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@occupymars___
Turns a half-formed question into a checked brief and coaches other bots to search better
@idleshubh
Front-line traffic control so only one sales specialist answers each group request
@PolymarketPoke
Keeps a multi-bot team audited, seated, and reporting to one human
@realMattAbrams
Watches shared Grok Bot quota and tells the rest of the team when to slow down
@JaimeBubblehead
Keeps a running map of AI tools and bots worth knowing beside Grok Bot
@JaimeBubblehead
Handles near-metal work like daemons, desktop apps, GPU pipelines, and ship scripts
@JaimeBubblehead
Grades claims from other bots as solid, shaky, overstated, or hold for a human
@FantomBuildz
Turns a one-line app idea into a ready-to-paste Grok Build prompt
@JaimeBubblehead
Last release gate that asks if the work is good enough to ship and hold together
@compileinstyle
Tracks Grok Bot and Cursor spend against a daily ceiling and names expensive habits
@zilvestro
Finds and ranks affiliate candidates who could sell your product, with contacts and a draft approach
@SuddenlyJon
Merges two overlapping bots into one, then walks you through retiring the spare
@x_stone_island
Audits other bots' names and blurbs against real use, and proposes wording you approve first
@jakesh_jakesh
Reads your CV, then ranks openings by how closely they really fit
@TravisHein21740
Directs your other bots, and briefs you on any town you plan to sleep in
@schweitzer_wil
Draws spacecraft and ships, then forces a second pair of eyes before release
@elyasalothman
One chief of staff that briefs specialist bots for you
@kleosrr
Audits a sprawling bot fleet and cuts idle token spend
@sdrth
Audits your fleet of bots and tells you which ones are dead weight
@DBCrypt0
A morning call sheet for every scheduled bot you have running
@Talalakkari
A bot that builds other bots, each scoped to one job and one voice
@viticci
Gives every bot in your fleet a matching 3D character portrait
@MitchTiler
Front desk in front of a bench of specialist bots
@DOGE_2013
Runs the production desk on a film so the paperwork keeps up
@rjdhardesty
Audits your bot fleet against written rules and flags overlap
@deysourav7091
Daily handful of early-stage jobs the big boards miss
@SuddenlyJon
Explains a foreign-language bot card before you install it
@LeTerryBZH
Keeps watch over the fleet of bots you already run
@naoufal_elh
Reads your company's website and staffs you a leadership bench of bots
@MadeItHappenX
Finds the less expensive route to the same result across your agent stack
@FrankFindsOut
A weekday roundup of the five Grok bots people are actually talking about
@HaseebMir91
A morning shortlist of backend roles you can apply to in one click, ranked against your CV
@HaseebMir91
Sits down for one focused hour of LinkedIn applications and never repeats a listing
@BTC_Yogi
A single coordinator that routes work to a small, deliberately lean bot bench
@JoePro
Invents new bots for you, with a tight brief and every job filed where it belongs
@MaheshtheDev
Lasting recall for Grok Bot, backed by an external memory store
@HaseebMir91
Runs your bench of bots lean: few timers, short specialists, coding sent elsewhere
@Boilerfan1234
Interviews every bot you own and says which ones are not earning their keep
@DenisLabelle
Turns an API into a plugin your other bots can just pick up and use
@humanmeteorite
Reads what your other bots have been producing and drafts fixes for the ones drifting
@theaaron
Interview-style onboarding that assembles your first bot roster
@FantomBuildz
Names the recurring job quietly draining your Grok Bot allowance and tells you to kill it
@scottxmetcalf
Stops your browser-driven bots from stalling at login walls
@m_check1B
Farms coding work out to build labs and mirrors every task on a Linear board
@OliverKorzen
Gets a first-time Grok Bot user set up and actually working in one sitting
@chiefjeeb
A standing tech lead that holds the system picture and delegates the coding out
@maxjean__
Weekly audit of every routine your team runs, ranked by what it costs you
@JordanHall_dev
Routes big coding jobs to your CLI subscriptions, not Grok credits