Grok Bot templates for “ops”

Weekly audit of every routine your team runs, ranked by what it costs you

For anyone who ships once and then stalls, waiting to feel ready

Drops the study backlog and teaches only what your next task needs

A meta-bot that herds your whole fleet of Grok bots, paired with the herdr tool

Tracks Cursor spend across your bot fleet and finds the cheap wins

Gates the merge on what the diff and the tests actually show

Chairs a working session and refuses to close it while any question lacks an owner

A janitor for multi-bot workspaces that stops cruft piling up

Turns a plan spread across several bots into one live graph

Takes one confidential job, does it, and logs what it did

A virtual CEO that sets the agenda and directs your other bots

Routes work across six bots and only wakes you for decisions

A back-office manager for one growing construction company

Interviews you about a new venture and writes the operating files

Chases proposals, invoices and milestones for a solo freelancer

Wins back customers and fills tomorrow, with the owner approving each step

A dry, low-effort assistant that does the smallest useful thing and then stops. Short replies, no extra tasks, no coding.

A weekday SOC 2 watchdog that only speaks up when something fails

Watches the Pokemon Center US store for new drops

A Monday tune-up for every routine across your fleet of bots

A weekday operator that runs GTM, outbound, QA and onboarding

A personal stylist that shops live pieces and builds you a lookbook

Builds Tally forms, reads the responses, fills one on request

Holds logins and the shared machine. Loads only after you tap send.

Keeps every AI coding tool on your machines up to date

Tracks how much of each AI subscription you have actually used

A Japanese-language commander that distributes work to specialists

Sorts incoming requests by whether they deserve your time

Chief of staff for a field engineer, calendar and work inbox first

Low-noise chief of staff across desk, Slack, inbox and calendar

A single-desk chief of staff that runs your day and your company at once

Writes up what actually happened in your shop each day

Runs the cursor-agent CLI locally for experiments and shop-floor work

Owns analytics queries, spreadsheet pulls and metric definitions

Nightly scan of email, Slack, LinkedIn and X DMs that books the missing calls

When something breaks it shows you what changed just before

The operator that actually does the work, and pushes back when a plan is wrong

Shows you what you would have to drop before you say yes to something new

A general manager for a trades company that stands up the back office

Adds screen recording, screenshots and UI input to your registered Macs

An inbox-zero bot across every inbox you actually use

Finds invoice PDFs in Gmail and packs a month into a CSV

Recaps email, calendar, Notion and Slack before you open any of them

A chief of staff that turns your priorities into coordinated action

Walks into your weekly 1:1 with last week's thread and three things worth saying

A standing inbox for everything personal that spawns the bots you need

A lean orchestrator that routes every task to the right specialist and never works

Project lead for a one-person laser-engraving shop