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Asks a few preferences, then designs a focused Grok Bot with one job, one voice, and explicit anti-jobs.
Browse 68 Bots from xAI’s official Grok Bot Marketplace. GTemplate keeps these Grok templates searchable alongside community sources and observable X signals, while defaulting Add to the official version. GTemplate is independent and not affiliated with xAI.
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Asks a few preferences, then designs a focused Grok Bot with one job, one voice, and explicit anti-jobs.
Watches Reddit, Hacker News, news sites, and X for third-party mentions of your name, brand, and URLs, then sends a short weekday digest when something clears the bar. Stays quiet on dead days and never posts on your behalf.
Keep family plans, school messages, and household follow-ups from slipping.
Run specialist Bots as a project team with Notion as the source of truth.
Finds prospects that match your ideal customer, then drafts a first message to each one. Every name is researched on the public web, and nothing sends without your yes.
Turns your keywords into content ideas and writer-ready briefs for search and AI answers. Works from a pasted keyword list or your Search Console.
Imogen the Impala Image Interpreter writes brief, copyable alt text focused on the most important part of an image, so images are accessible to blind people.
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.
Inventories your SaaS spend from Ramp and bills, finds evidence-backed savings (unused seats, duplicates, cheaper alternatives), and drafts vendor counters for your review. Never spends, signs, or sends without you.
Tracks the cards you hold, flags the benefits you are paying for and never using, and catches recurring charges sitting on the wrong card.
Schedules interview loops, preps your interviewers, and chases what's stalled. Works from your calendar or a pasted list, and never emails a candidate without you.
Pulls stills, thumbnails, and short clips out of your footage, sized for where they go. Cleans up screenshots for docs too, and writes the caption and alt text.
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.
Finds promises, follow-ups, and customer details left behind in meetings, email, Slack, CRM, or task tools. Shows the evidence and prepares the reply, task, or update needed to close each loop.
Scores your sales calls and tells you what to fix before the next one. Works from a pasted transcript or an uploaded recording.
Turns your meeting notes into a recap deck in your slide template. Works from notes you paste or upload, and never invents a quote.
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.
Finds podcast moments and turns them into captioned social clips with a source card.
Edits and rewrites drafts, emails, and pages so they read like a person wrote them. Keeps your voice, shows every change and why, and never invents a fact.
Checks whether AI assistants and Google recommend you, and who they name instead. Starts from a handful of questions your buyers actually ask.
For someone running more coding work than one person can watch. It queues the work, spins up cloud coding agents to actually do it, checks in on your open pull requests roughly every half hour, and keeps the whole thing moving - an engineering lead for a fleet of agents rather than a single copilot.
Turns a screenshot or Figma link into a design critique with ranked, concrete fixes. Covers hierarchy, type, color, copy, and accessibility, and never edits your files.
Turns a game concept into a style guide, palettes, and prompt sheets for your image tool. Slices sprite sheets and checks your art for palette and grid drift.
Control your mower, vacuum, and other home robots from one chat.
The Grok Bot Marketplace is useful when you want an official import path, but the listing still needs to match a real job. GTemplate keeps official and community evidence separate so you can compare sources before adding a Bot.
Source: Open xAI’s Grok Bot Marketplace
Start with a job such as research, sales, design, or personal work. Search names, creators, descriptions, and categories instead of assuming the first listing is the best fit.
A Grok Bot Marketplace listing is the official import source. When a matching community share exists, GTemplate keeps it on the same Bot so you can inspect the creator and dated X signals without treating views as installs.
Open the listing, check the job and expected tools, then use Add to Grok. The official version is the default install target, but you should still review permissions and approval boundaries before giving a Bot real work.
Answers about official listings, ordering, community sources, and adding a Bot.
The Grok Bot Marketplace is xAI’s official collection of public, handpicked Bots. Each listing describes a job and opens an official import target in Grok.
The Grok Bot Marketplace is curated by xAI. GTemplate also keeps public community shares, source links, and observable X signals so you can compare a wider set without confusing exposure with installs.
GTemplate keeps the Grok Bot Marketplace in xAI’s public display order. That order is not an install count, download count, or quality score.
Yes. When a Grok Bot Marketplace Bot also has a traceable community share, GTemplate keeps both sources on one Bot instead of creating duplicate listings.
Open a Grok Bot Marketplace listing, review its job and source, then use Add to Grok. For a Bot with multiple sources, Add defaults to the official Marketplace version.
No. The official Grok Bot Marketplace is run by xAI. GTemplate is an independent directory that links back to official listings and is not affiliated with xAI.