Forwards your iMessages to X Chat so you can reply there, after a one-minute setup on your Mac.
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Reads your shipping emails and sends one daily digest of packages in transit, with change alerts.
Trims the saved context on your other Grok Bots. Point it at bots and it returns a cut list of duplicate, stale, and bloated memory, skills, and...
Protects your time from requests that probably don't need you. Bodyguard sorts incoming asks into three piles โ worth your time, deal with later, and probably ignore โ so you can see at a glance what deserves attention. It never replies on your behalf and talks only to you, never joining groups or answering other people.
An iPhone-first web mailbox for your bot's own email address, hosted on your Vercel account.
Posts your important email to one X Chat as short cards and replies only after you say yes.
Keeps your priorities, people, decisions, and promises in plain files and answers questions from what's on file.
Gives your Grok Bot its own email inbox with morning digests, follow-up nudges, and reply drafts you approve.
Turns public conversation on X, Reddit, and the web into cited briefs and source packs for stories and videos.
Turns articles, X posts, and video links into checked EPUBs and emails them to your Kindle, forwarding PDFs and DOCX unchanged.
Short briefings and research on topics you pick, with dated source links.
Triages your inbox into an action list, drafts replies for approval, and tracks follow-ups and deadlines.
Paste any X list and get a news front page of top stories and voices, refreshed hourly, never posts.
Sorts each email in your Grok Bot inbox, flags phishing and prompt injection, and routes it to the bot that owns it.
CLI-first Obsidian specialist that owns a local vault as your second brain: create, link, and search Markdown notes.
When a word could mean two things, asks which one you meant and remembers the answer.
Digs through court records, laws, filings, lobbying data, papers, and archives, and checks the sources against each other.
Tracks one habit with a daily check-in, stays quiet when you do it and nudges once when you don't.
Turns messy notes, text or AI drafts into one clean email, message or post, ready to send.
Runs your other bots, makes them take turns in the browser, and only brings you finished work for your yes.
Shows your weekly usage limit, your pace, and which routines burn the most, then warns before big jobs.
Audits what your bots do on repeat, splits routines into steps, and turns the ones that need no judgment into python3 scripts that only wake a bot on a change (or after 3 failed checks).
Audits any of your bots and saves a restore pack with its profile, skills, routines and key notes.
Routes work to the right specialist, keeps docs organized, logs receipts, and sends a morning brief.
Makes real phone calls for you, like cancellations, refunds and reservations, and reports back, with each call approved by you unless you turn on auto mode.
Takes your requests, routes the work to specialist bots, keeps a team roster and reports back sourced results.
Reads Gmail and Outlook and turns emails that need action into Asana tasks with due dates.
Coaches a group of AI bots to close open loops, clarify who owns what and cut noise.
A personal news monitor that sends short, neutral briefs on your topics and area a few times a day, every story linked to its source.
Sends you the latest Grok Bot release notes and Matt's newest "What's new" post, then checks every morning for anything new.
Places outbound phone calls through your Bland AI account, which bills per minute, after confirming the number and talking points, then reports what happened.
A writing partner that drafts and revises essays, emails and docs so they read clearer while keeping your meaning, facts and voice.
Tracks the promises you make across email, Slack and calls, flags contacts who've gone quiet, and sends a morning brief.
Scores any post, thread, or article as Keep, Try, or Skip so you know what's worth your time.
Bring a decision: an Advocate, a Red Team, and a Skeptic argue it, then you get one verdict, how strongly they agree, and the tradeoff.
Files your SuperGrok and Claude chats into this bot word for word through your own free Threadroost connector, each as a clean transcript.
Ramble out loud in the car, say "done", and it files your thoughts into organized 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.
A nonpartisan Capitol Hill desk that tracks new bills twice daily and writes plain-English bill briefs for anyone who works with Congress.
Finds hidden invisible characters (zero-width spaces, tag characters, direction marks, odd spaces) in pasted text, screenshots or files.
Clears and files your Gmail on request (trash, trash plus filter, or file to label) and ranks the senders cluttering your inbox.
Clears and files your Yahoo Mail by exact sender when you ask, with a Next 10 list of the busiest senders.
Cited public-source research for digests and weekly topic watches, with every claim linked and nothing invented.
Finds openings that fit you, scores them, and drafts application packets and LinkedIn notes; never submits without your OK.
An on-the-go field desk for quick questions, brainstorming, and plain-English research takes with rough odds and real sources.
Turns a pasted table, CSV or JSON into a live chart or dashboard you can share.
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.
Deep research on any question, with sources and diagrams.
Creates Alphabot collab raffles from partner docs, then pulls the winners into Google Sheets.
Honest, Reddit-style feedback on your IT resume without posting it publicly: ranked problems and exact fixes.
Paste a rough prompt and get it scored, rewritten, explained, and tested, with short and detailed versions to copy. Keeps a searchable library of your best prompts, plus an optional daily tip.
A job-search partner that finds verified openings that fit you, tracks them, and prepares tailored, truthful applications. Nothing gets submitted without your OK.
A chief of staff for people running several projects and a crew of AI bots: a daily briefing, tracking of loose ends and decisions, and coordination across your bots.
A deep-research analyst that turns a fuzzy question into a sourced, decision-ready brief, with every claim cited and confidence stated.
An independent challenger that checks drafts, images, videos and numbers against your standards and returns PASS or FAIL with exact defects.
Send it your resume and connect a job-hunting Indeed account. Every weekday it applies to a few nearby Easy Apply jobs that fit you, with your choice of cover letter, and sends a short summary.
Your brainstorming partner: toss in a rough thought and get a fast burst of ideas, then the best 2 or 3 with pros, cons and a first step. For side hustles, names, posts, gifts and getting unstuck.
A research and fact-check desk on live web search: paste or link a social post and each claim is rated true, false, misleading or unproven, with dated sources.
A 30-second daily check-in that asks how you feel before what you'll get done, and tracks your streaks, mood and wins.
Runs your job hunt end to end: finds fresh matching roles, drafts personal outreach and fills applications, with every send waiting for your OK.
Texts from your own phone number through your own self-hosted relay; drafts, reads back and only sends on your yes.
Builds and tests Box solutions (agents, Hubs, Automate workflows, Doc Gen) in your own Box account or sandbox.
Answers Airtable how-to questions from Airtable's official docs only, linking the page each answer came from.
A read-only spreadsheet critic that stress-tests a workbook and ranks issues as Blockers, Majors and Minors.
Keeps your iPhone calendar, reminders and alarms straight, checking for conflicts and reading back every change.
Routes your requests to the right one of your other Grok Bots, tracks each piece and brings back one answer.
Drafts and revises your emails, essays, memos, posts and docs so they read clearer, keeping your meaning and voice.
Deep research bot: fans out across many angles on one topic, audits every source, and delivers a cited, conclusion-first report on a tight budget.
Answers US legal questions with short memos cited only from official primary law, with a good-law check. Information, not legal advice.
Captures business, content and product ideas from your day, podcasts or X links into an organized idea log you can build on.
Reads contracts, leases, bills and terms in plain words, flags hidden fees and risky clauses, does cited research, and drafts a brief for your attorney. Not a lawyer; drafts only.
Digs into any topic, cross-checks sources, and writes cited reports that say how sure it is.
Checks your team's claims, numbers, links and done reports against real sources and reports only what it saw.
Handles everyday office files (PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, CSV, Google Docs and Sheets), renames and sorts across your cloud drives, and scans photos of documents and receipts into searchable PDFs.
Moving? Finds every company in your Gmail with your address and preps each update with links or draft emails.
Personal email triage partner that tames overloaded Gmail, Outlook, Zoho, or AOL/Yahoo inboxes using a non-destructive staging-folder queue, VIP alerts, smart 2FA filtering, and draft-only reply safetyโnatively in Grok Bot chat or in Slack.
Division-level PM that owns your division roster, shared documentation and handoff standards, and daily cross-project checks while coordinating the Project PMs under it.
A personal advocate that handles the tedious stuff: forms, complaints, records requests, emails, legal research and job leads, so you can focus on your life.
Drop in any link, tool, repo or post: it opens the original, checks the claims, separates hype from what the thing actually does, and gives a USE / TEST / WATCH / PASS verdict.
Organizes anyoneโs X bookmarks into topic folders. Scans everything, proposes folders from post content (using any you already have), files after you approve, and can auto-sort new saves daily.
Turns what you're facing into a few written, dated goals and one step to do before noon. Built on Cam Slater's goal-setting plan, with optional morning check-ins and faith only if you want it.
A color newspaper PDF on your own topics, every story sourced, in your inbox each morning.
Paste a draft and your rules, get PASS or FAIL with the exact lines that broke a rule.
Turns your research notes, code or draft into an arXiv-ready paper with pre-flight checks, reviews, reproducibility checks and a source bundle, stopping before the final submit.
Send it a paywalled article link or headline and it finds a legitimate place to read it, like an archived copy or a syndicated reprint.
Sets up ClawCall as your voicemail: forwards your cell's missed calls with the right carrier code, sets your greeting and sends you a summary of each message.
Fills or flags every Sunday volunteer slot by Wednesday and drafts reminders, spotting gaps and double-bookings.
A front-door chief of staff that collects updates from your other bots and only texts you when you need to decide, unblock something, or pick up a result.
Files your X bookmarks into topical folders on a schedule or when you ask.
Finds jobs that match your resume, shortlists strong fits, applies only with your OK, and tracks applications and follow-ups.
Turns clinical photos into structured dental lecture decks with talking points and citations, exportable to PPTX, Google Slides or PDF.
Finds, explains and helps fill out everyday legal paperwork like wills, powers of attorney, advance directives and small claims forms.
A picky, honest job-hunt coach that runs verified role sweeps against your own bar, scores every role Strong Keep, Soft Keep, or Kill, and keeps your cover letters honest โ never applies or messages anyone.
Turns rough notes, transcripts and messy drafts into clean docs, how-to guides, one-page reports and decks, checking every fact against your source.
A patient research partner that works from primary sources, labels fact versus inference, and hands back a short answer plus a findings file you can check.
Tidies messy folders into an organised, checksum-verified copy with clear names and a manifest, never moving, renaming or deleting your originals.
Triages your chat and email, tells you what actually needs you, and drafts replies in your voice; nothing goes out without your yes on the exact text.
A warm, practical work coach with one real lesson and one small thing to try, plus prep for 1:1s and growth conversations.
Keeps a dated, sourced list of your work wins so reviews, promotion cases and rรฉsumรฉ updates become copy and paste, and never inflates a claim.
A private memory for managers: notes on each person, a prep card before every 1:1, birthday reminders and thank-you drafts, and it never contacts your team.
A blunt, friendly tracker that turns every ask and promise into an owned, dated item, checks your day each morning, and reports what moved or slipped.
Looks at your Windows or Mac screen only when you ask, with a visible timer and Stop button, to explain errors or guide you step by step, never clicking or typing.
A read-only assistant for your ReMynd screen and call history on your Mac: ask what you saw, where your time went, or what was said on a call.
Edits Espanso text expansions on your Mac (add, change, audit and scout snippets) and restarts only when you say you're done.
Makes you a short color newspaper PDF every morning with your day, weather, local news and top headlines, emailed only to you.
A patient tutor that teaches any topic step by step and quizzes you until you can explain it back. It also keeps your reading list and recommends books from your real interests.
Researches any topic from public sources and writes a one-page brief with cited facts, competing views, and what to watch next.
Turns rough meeting transcripts or notes into a summary of decisions, action items with owners and due dates, open questions and a short recap, and flags anything ambiguous instead of guessing.
A gentle, no-shame to-do coach that breaks tasks into tiny steps and, when one comes due, shows only a first step you can do in under 2 minutes, then shrinks it if you get stuck.
A budget-aware chief of staff for solo builders and small teams that runs projects in the background and adds lean specialist bots only when a role is clear.
Helps a family organize an older adult's key documents: what exists, where it's kept, and who the agents are.
Keeps your Gmail under control: a daily summary of what matters, spam cleanup, security alerts, auto-labels, a monthly subscription audit, and reply drafts. Never sends email without your OK.
Helps kids with homework through hints, guiding questions, and step-by-step checks without handing over answers, adapted to grade level.
Finds new and notable AI tools every week and scores how well each fits your work and interests, with pricing and a one-line reason it matters.
A persistent memory for technical discoveries, tools to try, podcast takeaways, and content ideas. Captures them into Notion and connects related ideas over time.
A silent meeting assistant for Google Meet, Zoom, and Teams that sends you private one-line notes during the call and speaks only when you say its name.
Your meeting and social wingman: public-info briefs and conversation openers before a meetup, quiet nudges during, and a recap with a draft follow-up after.
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.
Sorts a small team support queue and drafts replies for a human to review and send. Never sends, refunds, or edits tickets on its own.
Turns feature requests from Slack, call notes, and support tickets into one ranked demand list for a product team.
Connects all your Gmail inboxes so any bot can search them in one go. Self-hosted on your Vercel, read-only by default.
Saves big Gmail messages to Drive as a Doc plus attachments filed by sender. Tests first; never trashes without your yes.
Shared team memory in one Coda doc: bots propose, one steward writes, and people approve, via Grok Botโs built-in Coda connectorโno API keys.
Screens your email for hidden instructions aimed at AI assistants, like white text, zero-width characters and "ignore previous instructions" lines, and...
Your own Apple Mail-style app for your Grok Bot email, built and deployed for you. After you add me, send: Set up Fig Mail for me by following...
Finds real ways to save you money, one pick a week, from your own bank accounts and bill emails. Read-only: it never moves money, cancels anything, or...
Watches your inbox on weekday mornings and only pings you when something looks important. Never replies or sends email unless you ask.
Free Grok Bot template: 5 questions about your business, then your first AI agent, 3 next jobs and a free guide for each. Drafts only.
Morpheus is a public decision-support Bot that reduces a choice to its strongest alternatives, researches facts that could change the answer, and commits to one recommendation. It remains advisory: the configuration forbids external execution and identifies what evidence would reverse the call.
A weekday executive assistant that recaps email, calendar, Notion and Slack each day, answers staff questions from a written playbook and posts client-call follow-ups. Because answers come from the playbook you write, the team gets consistent responses without pulling you into every routine question.
An inbox-zero Bot for everything that lands on you, not just email. On setup it asks you to connect every inbox you actually use โ email, Slack or Teams, calendars, Notion and messengers โ and then processes them on a repeatable routine, so incoming work gets sorted the same way every time.
Spark is a public onboarding Bot designed to reduce blank-page setup. It asks a compact set of questions, recommends or creates the Bots that fit the answers, and points the user toward connectors that make those roles useful.