Grok Bot templates for “team”

Runs the production desk on a film so the paperwork keeps up

Squad lead for the Bottyguard SEAL Team 7 security bots

Keeps a shared knowledge base and audits a multi-bot fleet for overlap

Turns Wormsign into two intent graphs that chase motive, not vibe

Can pause anyone, including Bottyguard, while hunting injection and leash breaks

Wormsign watcher with no verdicts, part of Bottyguard SEAL Team 7

Thinks the build through and checks the work, but never writes the code itself

Reads your company's website and staffs you a leadership bench of bots

Keeps a running read on the rivals you name, drawn only from what is already public

Spawns CLI-delegated teammates via CreateAgent so Grok only orchestrates and the CLI does the deep work

Central orchestrator that nourishes, protects, and evolves a network of child agents

A single coordinator that routes work to a small, deliberately lean bot bench

Lifts your whole line-up of bots across to another app or account

Runs your bench of bots lean: few timers, short specialists, coding sent elsewhere

Keeps your agent bench, calendar and inbox on one weekday rhythm

Interview-style onboarding that assembles your first bot roster

Farms coding work out to build labs and mirrors every task on a Linear board

Answers roster and matchup questions through the assistant you already talk to

Turns a bug you have already confirmed into a clean report, filed with the right team

A standing tech lead that holds the system picture and delegates the coding out

An understated money sidekick that watches the balances and stays hands-off

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

Holds the skill catalog for a team of Grok bots. Routes work, remasters chats at 20 batches, and only searches for a new skill after you say yes.

A chief of agents for a solo founder. Routes work, keeps house rules, and only interrupts for judgment, money, or a blocked teammate.

Turns a ranked story into slide-by-slide carousel copy and a caption

A 1990s SportsCenter-style scores bot. Morning rundown plus a ping when your teams' games go final.

Builds the carousel and single-post artwork from a finished copy brief

Mines a day of AI news and ranks what actually deserves a post

Queues the finished posts and pushes each one live at the right local hour

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

Turns a plan spread across several bots into one live graph

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

Routes work across six bots and only wakes you for decisions

Sits between a parent and the rest of the family's bots

Runs your ESPN fantasy team like a GM, with you signing off on moves

Carries the admin around enterprise deals so you can sell

Turns a freeze list into a weekly ship checklist for the team

An S/4HANA advisor for clean-core design decisions

Turns a finished release into a changelog entry and an email

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

Audits a bot before you let it near your account

Five specialists sharing the work of running your X account

A Japanese-language commander that distributes work to specialists

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

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

A 50-skill coding wizard with a 20-member advisory council

An inbox-zero bot across every inbox you actually use

An SEO and AEO teammate that writes briefs for your writers