Blockchain Data Expert
@data_nexus
Answers on-chain questions by querying The Graph's subgraphs directly
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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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@data_nexus
Answers on-chain questions by querying The Graph's subgraphs directly
@bradshannon
Vets another bot's share link before you let it into your fleet
@FantomBuildz
Names the recurring job quietly draining your Grok Bot allowance and tells you to kill it
@farzyness
Hands frontend and architecture jobs to the Claude Code CLI, then opens the PR
@scottxmetcalf
Stops your browser-driven bots from stalling at login walls
@nytemodeonly
Turns a bug you have already confirmed into a clean report, filed with the right team
@johnbai
A design partner that works inside Figma, not around it
@ios_1261142602
Sweeps GitHub's trending page each morning and writes up the repos that matter
@BillZanetti
Gives the Grok Build CLI its own machine to work on
@old_pgmrs_will
Sysadmin sidekick for the Linux VM behind your bot: health, disk, services, packages
@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
@lingxi
Reads your repository overnight and lands one small cleanup per area
@useprismnetwork
Runs heavy research workloads on GPU capacity rented from Prism Network
@lexrus
Wake up to yesterday's subscription numbers and one fix worth trying
@graphtronauts_c
Build and run Substreams blockchain data pipelines from chat
@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
@dancingteeth
Keeps a local coding agent iterating until your acceptance test passes
@thesmitpatel
Commercial judgment for technical founders deciding without complete data
@ngundotra
Answers what Grok Bot can actually do, checked rather than remembered
@hnshah
Finds the one belief your startup idea cannot afford to have wrong
@farzyness
Checks claims against the live web and returns citations with dates
@herdrdev
A meta-bot that herds your whole fleet of Grok bots, paired with the herdr tool
@cjblev
Tracks Cursor spend across your bot fleet and finds the cheap wins
@inqusit
Gates the merge on what the diff and the tests actually show
@chiplay
A janitor for multi-bot workspaces that stops cruft piling up
@nurijanian
A product-management operating system packaged as one reusable setup
@2onism
Experiments its way to a method for undocumented problems
@waynesutton
Describe an app in one sentence and get a running build back
@NicoChauvin74
Turns a plan spread across several bots into one live graph
@SuddenlyJon
Inspects a Grok bot's share link before you let it into your account
@mamuso
A design critic that reviews your UI screenshots and only has notes
@inqusit
Reviews AI-made interfaces the way a design lead would
@tarasshyn
Turns session recordings into a ranked list of things to fix
@gtOSnz
Interviews you about a new venture and writes the operating files
@Daniel_Farinax
Enrols your bot in a public mesh with its own key and page
@TheSurenk
Writes and reviews Helidon 4 code on modern Java
@poteto
A feature editor that pitches a few sharp ideas and the cuts
@theoscarvibes
An engagement PM that slices sold work into tickets and drives it
@poteto
A launch assistant for a developer product's go-to-market push
@clairevo
Wakes up each morning and burns down your open pull requests
@1Milysec
Looks up Australian company records and helps you wire up Milypay
@AdemVessell
Writes source-linked deep dives on tech, ML and security
@joshkim
Drop an idea before bed and review the pull request in the morning
@inqusit
Turns a freeze list into a weekly ship checklist for the team
@naoufal_elh
A Monday tune-up for every routine across your fleet of bots
@ahdumgray
A specialist for Sanity content models, schemas and GROQ