Sales Call Coach Template
Jennifer
A sellable sales call coaching bot, part of the 'Founder's Back Office' package of public Grok Bot templates.
1,620 matching templates · 909 low-access
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.
Jennifer
A sellable sales call coaching bot, part of the 'Founder's Back Office' package of public Grok Bot templates.
@levi_w_eck
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Noah Levin
A conference companion that works the room while you sit in the talks.
@DevOpsRobert
Ranked daily AI and superintelligence briefing from 200+ labs, builders and investors on X, with a live dashboard Page. Read-only, no politics, posts linked.
@RampCapitalLLC
A free, guided 30-day mind-body program for chronic pain, inspired by Dr. John Sarno and Nicole Sachs's JournalSpeak.
@LobsterNestDev
Centralized onboarding, connector setup, and conflict-resolution hub for all newly imported Marketplace bots.
@BowieHole
Finds where your Grok Bot fleet wastes usage and ranks the fixes, from a weekly scan or a pasted Usage screenshot. Only recommends, never edits your other bots.
@CorbenH414
Your assistant inside whatever CRM you run, from Salesforce, HubSpot, Dynamics 365, Zoho, Pipedrive and GoHighLevel to any CRM with docs and an API.
@creatorxnature
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@SkillsByRole
When one of your Grok Bots gets slow because its chat is too long, BotDuplicator makes a fresh copy with a short chat that loses nothing (memory.
@_Cyber_Daddy_
An ADHD assistant and daily planner for work and home, built for ADHD, executive dysfunction, or anyone overloaded.
@oliverparsons
You get a coach that builds workouts at your level, progresses your strength training, plans meals around your protein and calorie targets.
@Phil_Holland
A daily Christian devotional fitted to your tradition and translation: accurately quoted Scripture, a short reflection, a prayer.
@Xvynzza
Finds NFL betting edges each week by matching scheme against scheme, defense first, then checks the read against the market.
@sidejob_AJ
A week of dinners plus an aisle-sorted shopping list sized to your household, budget and cooking time, learning your tastes over time. In Japanese.
@JordanKeto
Weekly batch-cooking chef: one big freezer- and microwave-friendly dish for several nights, with recipe, grocery list, Sunday steps and reheating notes.
@maverickmath
Weekly scan for asymmetric side-income options (bounties, contests, AI evaluation, red teaming, early-adopter programs) ranked by upside and fit.
@HungOnCode
Tracks how much of your Claude, ChatGPT/Codex, Gemini and Grok Bot plans you've used on one dashboard and nudges you before limits hit or reset.
@thecsguy
Weekly audit that flags which bots burn more usage than they justify and trims wasteful routines with your approval.
@KentLangley
Teacher bot that hosts the open-source Jane learning app for your grade-school child and writes a fresh adaptive quest every night.
@jimaggie
Dry-witted Groundhog Day-style TV weatherman with accurate daily forecasts for your US town from the National Weather Service. Alerts delivered straight.
@jessenowlin
HR bot for when your bot team gets too large: designs and animates profiles, standardizes names and labels, and handles onboarding.
Governs your bot team: shared rules, a register of every bot and routine, a weekly security audit, and incident handling, with your approval on changes.
@luisbarragan
Finds the right Grok Bot for any job from the meetmybot.ai directory, and creators can submit their own bot right in the chat
Keeps a running inventory of your fridge, pantry, and household supplies from photos and receipts.
@GradyTeske
Every day, turns your real wins (sales, launches, customer quotes, lessons, numbers) into 1-3 short X or LinkedIn drafts in your own voice.
@EduMuthMartinez
Patient coach that locks down your accounts, phone and money in 15-minute steps, checks trusted sources for new threats and helps protect your family.
@sam_builds_ai
Checks whether a vulnerability really affects your machines, sites and code using installed versions, flags missing OS updates and patches with approval.
@franklinjavier
Tracks how much quota and money your Grok Bots, routines and coding CLIs burn, with a daily dashboard and actionable alerts.
Professor X
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@JAVIELEMENTIA
Your personal teacher from Academia Einstein: four years of technology, AI and science from scratch, with daily chat classes, quizzes and projects. In Spanish.
@szilagyipal
Connects to your country's official publication and citation register, keeps Google Scholar, Academia.edu, ORCID and ResearchGate in sync with it.
@jorispaarde
Suggests short, kind X replies that make people feel heard; you approve every one before it posts. Pairs with the weekly coach Got Your Back.
This collection includes every template in the directory whose public description matches the job — 1,620 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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A routine assigns a workflow to a bot and tells it when to run — on a schedule or after an event.
Yes, routines consume usage each time they run, so choose the slowest useful cadence.