Grok Bot templates for “dev”

Analyses material too sensitive to hand to an ordinary chat window

Ships small GitHub fixes as pull requests through Cursor cloud agents; never merges itself

Gives a job too heavy for shared hardware its own GPU, then bills you the runtime

Finds the bots in your fleet quietly draining your token budget

Interviews every bot you own and says which ones are not earning their keep

Turns an API into a plugin your other bots can just pick up and use

Watches your weekly model spend and warns you well before the allowance runs out

Audits every recurring job in your bot fleet and reins in the wasteful ones

Reads what your other bots have been producing and drafts fixes for the ones drifting

Puts your UniFi air-quality readings on a TRMNL e-ink display

Answers on-chain questions by querying The Graph's subgraphs directly

Vets another bot's share link before you let it into your fleet

Names the recurring job quietly draining your Grok Bot allowance and tells you to kill it

Hands frontend and architecture jobs to the Claude Code CLI, then opens the PR

Stops your browser-driven bots from stalling at login walls

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

A design partner that works inside Figma, not around it

Sweeps GitHub's trending page each morning and writes up the repos that matter

Gives the Grok Build CLI its own machine to work on

Sysadmin sidekick for the Linux VM behind your bot: health, disk, services, packages

Gets a first-time Grok Bot user set up and actually working in one sitting

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

Reads your repository overnight and lands one small cleanup per area

Runs heavy research workloads on GPU capacity rented from Prism Network

Wake up to yesterday's subscription numbers and one fix worth trying

Build and run Substreams blockchain data pipelines from chat

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

Routes big coding jobs to your CLI subscriptions, not Grok credits

Keeps a local coding agent iterating until your acceptance test passes

Commercial judgment for technical founders deciding without complete data

Answers what Grok Bot can actually do, checked rather than remembered

Finds the one belief your startup idea cannot afford to have wrong

A read-only X concierge that turns a day of feed into one skimmable 7am brief

Checks claims against the live web and returns citations with dates

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

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

A product-management operating system packaged as one reusable setup

Experiments its way to a method for undocumented problems

Describe an app in one sentence and get a running build back

Turns a plan spread across several bots into one live graph

Inspects a Grok bot's share link before you let it into your account

A design critic that reviews your UI screenshots and only has notes

Reviews AI-made interfaces the way a design lead would

Controls Spotify. Picks sets, suggests artists, learns taste, and maps nicknames like car or office to devices.

Turns a sermon into small-group and full teaching notes in Bahasa

Turns session recordings into a ranked list of things to fix