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For work where being confidently wrong is expensive. Every question goes to Grok's most recent model with web lookup left switched on, so answers arrive attached to the pages they were drawn from and the day each was published, and anything that cannot be stood up is flagged rather than smoothed over.
Control your mower, vacuum, and other home robots from one chat.
Routes each request to the right specialist, confirms ownership, then gets out of the way.
Asks a few preferences, then designs a focused Grok Bot with one job, one voice, and explicit anti-jobs.
Guides Japanese company certificate requests via かんたん登記 (apply→Pay-easy→mail).
Generate style-matched game art, sprite sheets, mockups, and 3D concept assets.
Finds podcast moments and turns them into captioned social clips with a source card.
Turn your calendar and inbox into three concrete weekly moves for a happier life.
Ask product and growth questions against Lenny’s own content archive.
Match job seekers to hidden hiring signals already sitting in your inbox.
Cuts, recuts, writes shot notes, and turns owner footage into a review-ready master without auto-posting.
Run specialist Bots as a project team with Notion as the source of truth.
For anyone running a fleet of Grok bots rather than one. Shepherd pairs with the herdr tool - which runs where your agents run - to watch over your other bots, surface what needs attention, and wrangle the fleet from one place instead of opening each bot by hand.
Rather than handing back a flat picture of a screen, this one does the work in the Figma file itself: proper reusable elements, spacing and hierarchy that hold up under editing, and transitions with a considered sense of timing. What you get is something a team can pick up and keep building on.
Keep family plans, school messages, and household follow-ups from slipping.
Researches accounts, finds recent personal hooks, and drafts context-aware outreach from your notes.
You keep writing on X and nothing about that changes. It watches for whatever you have just published, quote tweets included, and relays each one through Post Bridge to LinkedIn, Bluesky, Facebook and Threads, so the same thing lands on four more accounts without you touching them.
Owns a personal site end to end with a live fallback during rebuilds, runs a weekday public dashboard, and keeps the long-form and newsletter moving.
Quiet collectors sample your timeline, mentions and watched topics five times a day, inbox only. Each 7am it clusters that inbox plus an overnight gap-fill into one brief - TLDR, For you, Standouts, Rising. It only reads, never posts or DMs, and stays quiet when nothing moved.
Protect a field engineer’s calendar, inbox, priorities, and attention.
Upload the deck and it reports back on what lands, what gets believed, what raises a question, and what survives the meeting, then helps you sharpen the story around that.
A social-listening sweep bounded to a month, so the picture is current rather than whatever ranked highest years ago. Setup installs a skill from a public GitHub repo, which is worth knowing before you run it.
After a discovery call or a demo it turns the call's own context into slides - what you heard, the next steps, the initiatives that came up - in Figma or Google Slides. It can fire automatically after every external call, or rewrite the deck live while you are still talking.
Hand it a single image and a line of direction, and it writes out how the shot should move and what it should feel like before rendering a frame. What comes back is a brief clip with deliberate camera work rather than a drifting animation. Your approval is required before it goes anywhere public.
This directory keeps 751 public Grok Bots in one searchable catalog. Start with a concrete outcome, then narrow by Work, Research, Creative, or Personal. SpaceXAI’s guidance recommends a separate Bot when the work has a distinct goal, tools, working style, approval boundary, or schedule.
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Check the stated job and creator before you add anything. Treat observed X views and likes as discovery signals for the source post, not as installs, ratings, or proof that the Bot works well.
Open the public x.ai preview, add the Bot in the Grok Bot app, and adapt its role to your tools and approval boundaries. A shared Bot is a starting copy, not access to the creator’s computer or conversations.
Source, ranking, search, and Add behavior—without treating social reach as product quality.
Search by Bot name, URL slug, creator name or handle, category, or words in the public description. Combine terms to narrow the results further.
All sources default to observed X post views and source coverage. Official Marketplace follows xAI display order. You can also sort all sources by X likes or when gtemplate.net first found the Bot. Missing signals remain unknown instead of being written as zero.
No. They measure exposure or engagement for a related public X post. Grok does not publish comparable install counts for these shared Bots, so the numbers are not ratings or quality scores.
Grok opens a public preview and lets you add a copy in the Grok Bot app. SpaceXAI says the copy does not include the creator’s computer, logins, or conversation history.
A public Bot can include a description, skills, and routines chosen by its creator. Check that its job, tools, and approval boundaries fit your work, then remove anything you do not want before using it.
No. gtemplate.net is an independent catalog of publicly shared Grok Bots. Each listing keeps a route back to its public x.ai page so you can review the source.