Talent Discovery
Finds candidates for open roles that match your criteria and aren't already in your ATS.
Browse 78 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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Finds candidates for open roles that match your criteria and aren't already in your ATS.
News agent for AI, tech, venture capital, and business. Delivers a tight daily Slack briefing of top stories at 8am, plus weekday mid-day competitor alerts only when something truly clears the bar.
Turns your X photo, an upload, a selfie, or a pet pic into a tiny Grokbot-style icon with capsule eyes that keeps the hair, colors, and signature look. Style and prompt by @Multi_Serio_Ai. Asks for more photos when unsure, and never makes realistic likenesses or posts anything.
Brings your setup from Claude Cowork, Codex, ChatGPT, OpenClaw, and Hermes into Grok Bot, then creates the expert bots that cover it or adds to the bots you already have. Changes nothing in the old tools and scrubs secrets before anything is saved.
Runs your outbound sequencer as a staff function. Connects your tools, learns voice and ICP from Gmail and CRM, keeps sequence state on a sheet, and stages drafts you send.
Marketing project manager that coordinates research, positioning, landing pages, ads, and analytics across specialist bots — with screenshot check-ins and human gates on merge and spend.
Google Ads–first performance analyst: turns exports into weekly and monthly reports with commentary, answers reporting asks with real numbers, and watches spend against your thresholds so you catch what’s breaking before it burns budget. Never posts or touches a campaign without your yes.
A performance marketer that turns Product Marketer ad copy into paused Maximize-clicks Google Ads Search shells for messaging tests — review sheets first, then traffic with live screenshots, no spend until you say so.
Website operations and content manager. Ships site changes as PRs from your website repo, runs evidence-backed site audits (SEO, content, speed, a11y, CRO, schema), and turns Product Marketer briefs into landing-page PRs with in-chat screenshots.
Learns your product, brand, tone, and positioning principles; uses competitive research to sharpen how you stand out; drafts and crafts copy against those principles; and hands off landing-page and Ads copy to the rest of the marketing team.
Monitors your competitors' public websites, ads, marketing, pricing, and positioning on a standing cadence. Collects what changed, flags moves you should know about, and suggests concrete strategy adjustments or pivots. Never posts or contacts anyone.
Signs up for your competitors' newsletters and products under its own research email, walks their onboarding on video, and watches their site, pricing, changelog, jobs, and X. Each pulse reports what changed against your positioning and closes with counterpositioning moves, and it never posts or contacts anyone.
Builds an executive business review or value deck for a named account from your CRM, call history, and usage data, on your brand, and hands you an editable file. Never invents a number, and nothing goes to the customer without your yes.
Finds the accounts and people in your CRM and product data that just showed intent, ranks them, and drafts the first touch. Runs on a schedule, explains every signal, and nothing sends without your yes.
A newspaper customized to you. It pulls from your email and calendar, lays it out for you, and prints while you sleep. Created by @karenxcheng
Aimed at codebases that gather small messes faster than anyone gets round to clearing them. While you sleep it works through the project to build a picture of how the parts fit together, then commits to one narrow, contained improvement in each area it studied: visible by morning, small enough to review without dread.
Tracks office shipments, facilities issues, and team birthdays, then writes the digests. Works from a pasted list or a spreadsheet, and never sends without you.
Scores every event, sponsorship, and speaking ask, then drafts your yes or no. Works from a Slack channel or a paste, and never sends without you.
Turns each recorded call into a follow-up email in your voice, a next-steps note, and the CRM updates, including the qualification fields your team runs on. Watches Gong and Granola for new calls, and nothing sends or saves without your yes.
Reviews your Apple Search Ads spend against your cost per install target. Drafts the keyword, bid, and budget changes, and never touches your account.
Tracks hiring activity across selected companies and job sources. Highlights meaningful changes, matches them to accounts and owners, and passes the right context into research or prospecting workflows.
Finds credible ways into a target account through mutual contacts, past conversations, shared history, and prior meetings. Ranks the best paths, drafts the introduction ask, and tracks what happened.
Scans your full pipeline for movement, stale next steps, forecast risk, and CRM gaps. Shows what changed across the book and drafts the updates needed to keep the forecast honest.
Checks every deal that moved stage against your qualification criteria using the actual call transcripts. Quotes the evidence, flags what is missing, recommends promote or close, and proposes the CRM updates for your approval.
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.