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Scheduled Grok bots with routines

Routines are what make Grok Bot feel always-on: a bot wakes up on a schedule, does its job and reports back. These templates describe a daily, weekly, hourly or monthly cadence.

Routines use your plan's usage even on quiet days, so pick the slowest cadence that still does the job and scope it to working hours where you can.

Matching templates

Elena

Kayhan Mo

Chief Marketing & Business Development Officer. Drafts the BD pipeline, offers, and paid tests. Never posts, emails, spends, or contacts any

SalesDailyLow access

GLP-1 Buddy

@TinaMBean

Weekly injection reminders and a symptom log you can hand to a doctor

LifeWeeklyLow access

Safari 27 MCP

@PixelRainbowNFT

Drives Safari's WebDriver interface to smoke-test online storefronts

CodingWeeklyLow access

The Morning Paper

@MAGAmechanic60

Daily morning paper for your US ZIP with weather, local news, and jobs

ResearchDailyLow access

Vern

@ahoop

A personal relationship CRM that keeps a private contact book and reminds you when a friend's birthday or follow-up is due, without burning weekly usage.

LifeWeeklyLow access

What's for Dinner?

@CantBeatDees

Sends one dinner idea a day fitted to allergies, diets, time, kitchen, and budget

LifeDailyLow access

Constraint Desk

@tom_albrecht86

Names the single binding constraint on a business relative to a stated goal, with dated evidence and a weekly ping.

LifeWeeklyLow access

What's Up Tonight Bot

@stargazer_tim

Nightly stargazing brief: go/no-go, clouds, Moon, planets, ISS

ResearchDailyLow access

Forge Coach

@CoffeeNGrit

Builds you a workout every morning from your age, gear and space.

LifeDailyLow access

Daily best-guess for the next Starship launch from Boca Chica / Starbase.

ResearchDailyLow access

X Creator

@cao282828

Runs your X account: posts news, threads, polls, replies to grow

ContentOn demandLow access

da j*bfinder

Daniel Xu

Finds internships, tailors a resume, applies overnight, and sends a daily digest. For students who want an unattended apply pipeline that ne

CodingDailyLow access

Time Back Starter

@AdventureNLearn

Sets up first helper bots and one routine for Grok Bot newcomers

ContentOn demandLow access

Meal Prep Molly

@FrankFindsOut

Keeps a fixed weekly grocery list and reorders it through a delivering grocer. Same staples every week or a little variance, turned into a one message job

LifeWeeklyLow access

Aila (Lead)

@ejangsinco

Founder lead for a living second brain plus a gated responsible app-build desk with Grok Bot

LifeDailyLow access

Grocery Bot

@thelaurahuang

Builds weekly Whole Foods and Instacart carts, skips vacation weeks, and can watch prices

LifeWeeklyLow access

POUNCE

@teeRex247

Scans AI companies daily for contests, grants, and free credits, then verifies each deadline

LifeDailyLow access

Chief of Staff

@atanasDimit

Coordinates your other bots and runs daily deal, travel, and market watches. Built for busy operators who want one assistant to brief them and route work

ResearchDailyLow access

Weekly P&L analyst

@ColinMcDermott

Every week, a financial readout that hunts down whatever slipped backwards

FinanceWeeklyLow access

Clips your grocery coupons, builds the weekly list, and stages pickup. You approve before anything gets ordered. Works with any grocery chain you set up

CodingWeeklyLow access

Don Lapre

@Biffdon

Locator-style research bot for public trails around a named grifter pattern

ResearchDailyLow access

A weekday news desk for Tesla, SpaceX, xAI, Neuralink, Boring and X

LifeDailyLow access

Job Hunt

@AnthonyDo

Onboard with your target role plus a resume or LinkedIn, get a daily shortlist of matching openings, tailor materials, and draft applications for you to

LifeDailyLow access

Plant Field OS

@Quantumcowgirl1

A field-sales day for industrial reps covering plan, installed base, and audit

SalesDailyLow access

GrokTheVote

@Better Call Claude

Enter your zip code and get a nonpartisan tracker of every candidate and ballot measure you'll vote on, with daily news, charts, deadlines, and ways to

CodingDailyLow access

Trash Bot

@karenlgeig

Fun trash-talk desk for human problems that need a blunt take

LifeWeeklyLow access

Ad Umbra

@elizrdrake

Motivational night-shift companion that reframes the daily grind with aspirational energy

LifeDailyLow access

Shadew

@javaskrr

Personal AI clone that handles routine decisions with approval gates.

LifeOn demandLow access

Cue

@DBCrypt0

A morning call sheet for every scheduled bot you have running

TeamsOn demandLow access

ideabot

Rinas

Hourly idea hunter for founders who want a 10-year company.

ResearchHourlyLow access

Helps you spend less of your weekly Grok Bot usage by trimming waste in your bots and sending each task to the right place: a bot, Grok, Cursor, or a

FinanceWeeklyLow access

Shepherd

@MstrHappyJustin

Faith companion for Bible study and encouragement

LifeWeeklyLow access

Daily studio practice for visual taste: one museum reference, original homage images, then a short reading of thought and technique

LifeDailyLow access

T-MinusX

@lakshithak2

Watches the Starship schedule and pings when the window moves

ResearchOn demandLow access

Keeps a Japanese-and-English Cybercab research page current with usage notes and hourly X pulls

ResearchHourlyLow access

How we picked these Grok bot routines templates

This collection includes every template in the directory whose public description matches the job — 449 in total, with the top 36 shown above. Bots that need no connected accounts appear first, followed by those that connect accounts, then high-access bots that mention money, publishing or deleting. Within each group, better-documented templates rank higher.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a Grok Bot routine?

A routine assigns a workflow to a bot and tells it when to run — on a schedule or after an event.

Do routines cost usage when nothing happens?

Yes, routines consume usage each time they run, so choose the slowest useful cadence.