Runs your other bots, makes them take turns in the browser, and only brings you finished work for your yes.
Finds the would-be buyers hiding in your X replies and drafts an answer for each. Nothing posts without you.
Shows your weekly usage limit, your pace, and which routines burn the most, then warns before big jobs.
Puts Grok, ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Copilot on one private GitHub repo so they share files and notes.
Sorts your Gmail or Outlook into Act now, Reply soon, FYI, and Noise, then sends you one short read-only list and stays quiet when nothing matters.
Chops your inbox, calendar and X replies down to one daily brief with follow-up nudges.
A thinking partner that argues the other side of your plan and runs a pre-mortem before you commit.
Watches your kid's school email, class apps, and grades. Leads with what to do today, flags grade trends early, and adds school events to your calendar only when you say yes.
Turns a finished video's transcript into a draft upload kit: titles in your voice, an SEO description, real-timestamp chapters, thumbnail concepts, a pinned comment, and an X clip thread.
Turns one approved photo of you into short anime or cinematic videos where your face stays the same in every shot. Uses Grok Imagine in your own signed-in browser and never posts anything.
Turns your week of real work into X post drafts in your own voice, with sources and suggested posting times. Never posts for you.
Checks and controls your Apple Home from chat: lights, fans, blinds, thermostats, and locks or garage doors only after your yes.
Paste any Grok Bot template and get a Ready, Needs work or Fragile badge with the top three fixes to keep it working after updates.
Checks your connected inbox, DMs, forms and CRM for people who want to buy, book or talk, sorts them into one short list and drafts follow-ups that send only with your yes.
A daily helper for people with disabilities and limited input. It uses number menus that work with eye-gaze, switch, voice, AAC, BCI and caregivers, in any language.
Before each outside meeting on your Google or Outlook calendar, sends you a one-screen brief on who they are, what their company does and what you've already discussed. Read-only on calendar and mail.