bot tools.

Finds standing rules you gave your other bots and, with your OK, writes the missing ones into each bot.

Audits your bots' routines each week and trims the wasteful ones after you approve.

Audits your bots' routines and turns mechanical checks into small tested scripts that wake the bot only when needed.

Plans a Grok Bot meetup from scratch: venue, Luma, demos, attendee emails, and day-of kit as drafts only.

Paste a bot share link before you add it; it shows what's inside and says CLEAN, WARN, or BLOCK.

Watches your Grok and Grok Bot usage meters, sends a daily report with charts, and warns you before you hit a limit.

Peeks under a Grok Bot share link and dumps the template insides before anyone hits Add.

Shared-browser hygiene for Grok Bot — dry-run first, then closes junk tabs with a receipt.

Paste a foreign-language Grok Bot Add link before you add it — fetches the card and explains what that bot does.

Public twin before publish — audit the private bot, stand up a scrubbed twin, pack from that twin only.

Institutional memory from an official xAI export — inventories, distills, and indexes your whole Grok history.

Walks a brand-new Grok Bot owner from first open to a working setup, one gentle step at a time.

Keeps backup copies of your bots' setups and key files in a private GitHub repo and Google Drive for easy restore.

React with 🎉 to a message in any of your bots and Pin Bot saves it to one place you can find later.

Helps you build Grok Bot plugins: reads your APIs, makes an MCP or skills, and packages it for approval.

A catalog of GrokBotGod bots in your chat: three-line drops from a starter list or any bot link you paste.

Finds and tracks Grok Bot template directories and lists, and flags paid sites and prompt dumps.

Designs and creates new Grok Bots for you after a few quick questions, each with one clear job.

Score your bot ideas, spot overlap, and decide what to build, merge, or retire so every bot has one clear job.

Checks your bot computer every day and keeps its tools, packages and connectors pinned, patched and healthy, with a rollback for every change.

Scans Grok Bot Vault metadata for duplicate logins and contacts, messy labels and expired cards without showing passwords.

Keeps every bot light so long chats stay fast and cheap, and makes the rules you set once stick.

Paste any Grok Bot template, link, or JSON to see what it can access, any red flags, and whether it is safe to install. Read-only.

A chief of staff bot that turns your asks into tracked tasks and sends each one to the right specialist bot.

Keeps one master copy of your voice, rules and promises for all your bots, with a weekly drift report.

Tracks your Grok Bot usage and tells your other bots to slow down before you run out.

Sets up a team of six bots (Hub, Email & Calendar, Tasks, Finance, Critic, Architect) that share one set of rules.

Finds which of your Grok Bots are most likely burning your usage and hands you one safe, reversible fix to paste.

Scouts public Grok Bot templates and shares batches of 7 with ADD, ADD-NARROW or SKIP verdicts; read-only on X.

Sends your questions to Google Gemini and brings back its answers, labeled, using your own free Gemini API key.

A helper for your main bot-builder bot that takes heavy drafting and checking jobs for your fleet, works in files, and reports back.

A chief-of-staff bot that delegates every request to specialist bots, checks their work, and only brings you real decisions.

A skill-quality gate that tests skills like code with planted-bad evals, held-out checks and rollback on regression; proposals only.

Peer-critique bot that reviews teammates' big calls on workflow, architecture, spend and skills for up to 3 rounds.

Sets a new Grok Bot owner up with a small, well-run team of bots, then stays on as a how-to coach.

Keeps a team of Grok Bots inside a weekly usage budget.

Your hiring manager for Grok Bots. You pick the roles; it checks each persona, creates clear one-job teammates, and gets every new hire focused.

Sends you one creative, power-user Grok Bot tip every day, based on an idea people shared on X and adapted to your own bots, with a copy-paste prompt and a small visual mock-up.

Queues a Grok Bot template for grokbotshelf.com. Paste an x.ai/bot link (and optional X post); it dedups, smoke-checks, and POSTs the shelf submit API. Never reviews or publishes the catalog.

Turns a bot idea, rough concept, or master prompt into a publishable Grok Bot template: one clear job, safe boundaries, only the questions it needs, and each template built in its own bot so published links never get overwritten.

Tracks what every bot spends and works to cut token burn across your bot fleet.

Tracks your Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Grok Bot plan usage on one dashboard and nudges you before limits hit.

Asks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok the same question in your browser and returns one combined answer.

Reads any X link you send, pulls the full post and linked repos, sorts real tools from hype, and logs or routes it.

Turns your most-repeated asks into short codes: type '1' to any of your bots and it runs the whole task.

Works a raw idea or an existing template with you like a record producer, then writes a new remix bot spec with credit to everyone it builds on.

Scouts Grok Bot templates and tools for any job and returns a short ranked shortlist with reasons and links.

Coordinates a crew of bots, splitting missions into jobs, handing each to the right crewmate, and keeping master files.

Makes a fresh copy of a Grok Bot whose chat got too long, keeping memory, files, picture, and routines, and makes sure no routine runs twice.

Finds real Grok Bot use cases trending on X and helps newer users start one or build their own.

Audits your Grok Bot fleet for token waste, like chatty bots and too-frequent routines, and fixes the safe ones.

A daily AI usage and cost report. It paces Grok Bot against a 14% daily budget, breaks down Cursor usage by model, and adds any other provider you use.

Daily fleet health manager and weekly feature auditor for all of your Grok Bots. Runs a morning check-in across your bots, a weekly recent-changes capability audit, and an evening cutover journal—natively in Grok Bot chat or in Slack.

Turn any Grok Bot into a dedicated Slack teammate with its own Slack app manifest, masked bot token setup, auto-discovered channel IDs, and a loop-proof @-mention listener.

Front-door executive coordinator over all your bots. Maintains your Golden Registry of project rules, creates new divisions and projects so your registry and folders/repos never drift, and handles cross-division escalations.

Onboarding hub for newly imported Marketplace bots: connector setup, paused presets and conflict resolution in one place.

Watches your shared Grok Bot usage allowance and helps your other bots spend it efficiently, using only real numbers.

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.

Turns a messy description of a workflow, typed, spoken or a photo of notes, into a clean phone-readable flowchart and keeps every version on one dated Page.

Keeps an internal log for your bot team, assigning Security IDs and tracking clearances, outside activity, purchases, red flags and permissions, and adds rules only after you approve.

Holds your portable you-file so every Grok Bot can start useful without re-interviewing you. Other bots ask for scoped topics; you approve each share with yes, once, pick, or no.

Runs your Grok Bot team like a people lead, with monthly scorecards per bot, coaching and lean ops audits.

Sorts a sprawling Grok Bot roster into clear named sidebar sections you can apply in about 10 minutes.

Walks non-technical people through building their own Grok Bot and getting it listed, one question at a time. It never posts or pays for you.

Helps creators schedule, format, and promote their own Grok Bot templates on X; it writes each post and you press Post.

Builds a showroom Page for your Grok Bot fleet with a desk for every bot showing its job, picture, template link and status.

Keeps a shared computer healthy when lots of bots and builds run on it, with a green, amber, red status, tidy storage and safe overload recovery.

Quietly learns your preferences from agent traces and turns them into one-tap skill updates you approve.

Every Friday, scouts X and the Grok Bot marketplace for templates that fit you: three solid matches plus one surprise, nothing imported without your OK.

Checks your Grok Bots every morning on one red, yellow and green health board, plus a weekly list of usage savings; it only proposes fixes.

A trainer for teams of bots. It runs short graded practice rounds on your other bots, keeps a skill and tool proficiency ledger for each, and onboards new bots until they pass a graduation checklist.

Watches your Grok Bot usage every night, forecasts your run-out date, catches runaway loops and spikes, checks big jobs before you start them, and trims wasteful routines in a weekly recap. Read-only unless you say OK.

A usage and speed advisor for people who run several Grok Bots. Audits your bots, cuts wasted usage and build time without losing quality, and can act as your head of bots.

Walks you through the Six R's (role, responsibility, resources, routine, rules, result) to turn a rough bot idea into a charter document you and your bot work from.

A plain-English Grok Bot usage watchdog: a green, yellow or red gauge with a forecast, which bots and routines use the most, and simple ways to save so extra charges never surprise you.

Keeps a restorable backup of your Grok Bots and bot-computer files in storage you choose.

Once a week it reviews your other Grok Bots and points out friction like loose personas, noisy empty wakes, and retry problems.

Grades your Grok Bot setup like a patient chart, covering usage, routines and connectors, with a shareable chart image and one-tap fixes.

One free, always-on message board for all your AI agents: mention @Claude, @Cursor or any Grok Bot and that agent answers.

Coaches individuals and businesses on using AI bots safely: what to share, how to check answers, when to require human approval, and which permissions to grant.