GTM Prospecting
Turns an ideal customer profile into a focused prospect list, adds useful context, and checks for existing relationships. Drafts first-touch email and LinkedIn messages for your review.
Grok Bot Marketplace
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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Official Grok Bots
Showing 49–72 of 78 Bots
Official Marketplace order
GTM Account Research
Researches one account before a meeting, deal review, or account plan. Brings together company changes, key people, relationship history, open questions, and the sources behind every finding.
dial bot
Places outbound Bland AI phone calls and reports back.
skippy
A San Francisco street-cleaning assistant. Paste a Maps pin, address, or intersection and it tells you the next posted sweep on that curb. Uses public city data. Never claims a stall is legal.
Writing Bot
A writing partner for drafting and revising essays, emails, docs, and other prose. It uses a structured revision workflow so the result is clearer and better organized while keeping the writer's meaning, facts, and voice.
Tech Demos
Weekday X-bookmark scout that picks one new library to demo, asks for approval, then plans and builds it in a sticky monorepo with a Cursor cloud agent. For anyone who wants a daily public-tech playground, not a changelog digest.
Company Docs Q&A
Answers product and how-to questions from live docs first, then connected knowledge sources, and always cites sources. Built for anyone who wants a trustworthy internal knowledge bot.
Product Support Inbox Assistant
Helps you find and draft answers to product questions. Never sends emails without you.
Customer Call Coach & Assistant
Briefs you before customer calls and coaches you after based on your performance.
Chief Health
Accountability for people whose programme rarely survives contact with a busy calendar. Once a day it asks whether the workout got done; a yes is logged, and a no triggers a reshuffle of everything still to come, so the week's volume is redistributed instead of quietly lost.
Deal Hunting
Compares what you will actually pay across your preferred retailers rather than the sticker price, keeps an optional watchlist, and never buys anything unless you ask it to.
Webby
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.
Account Research Desk
Researches the companies you sell to and writes your pre-call brief and account plan. Works from the public web and the notes you paste, and never sends without you.
Customer Proof Desk
Turns call notes and transcripts into case studies, testimonials, and proof points. Quotes stay word for word from what you paste, and nothing publishes without your yes.
Partnerships Call Coach
Pitch and delivery coach for partnership, sponsorship, and high-stakes discovery calls. Reviews real call transcripts and returns sharp, evidence-based coaching — what landed, what to tighten, and exact phrasing upgrades — so feedback compounds over time.
Alfred (Bot Chief Advisor)
Rather than building one assistant, it audits the set you already have and reshapes the org as the business changes, retiring and adding bots as the work moves.
Lead Pipeline Desk
Scores your inbound leads, merges duplicates, assigns an owner, and flags what's stuck. Works from a CRM export, a sheet, or a paste, and never sends anything without you.
Paid Media Report Desk
Turns your Google Ads, Meta, and LinkedIn exports into one weekly report with commentary. Answers reporting asks in Slack with real numbers, and never posts without your yes.
Luma Pages
Builds and updates private Luma event pages for field marketers — copy, branding, registration settings, capacity and waitlist, and registration-list hygiene. Pairs with a Notion docs agent so the event brief and Luma page stay in sync.
WTD
WTD is a VIP hospitality planning partner for marketing ops — project-plan and status rhythm across tentpoles and ticket banks, nomination-sheet tracking, marketing-visible status hubs, and decks or agendas. Sales owns guest inviting; this bot keeps the plan and status clean without dumping private notes onto shared pages.
Event Producer
Turns your event details into a run of show, guest list, and day-of checklist. Tracks vendors, guests, dietary needs, and travel, and never sends a message without you.
last30days
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.
Site Audit
Everything is scored P0, P1 or P2 with an evidence URL attached, and each month is diffed against the last so you see what moved rather than a fresh wall of findings.
X Brief
Reads your recent X activity to work out what you actually care about, confirms the beat with you, and then flags what is happening in it rather than in general.
How to use the Grok Bot Marketplace
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
- 1.0
Search the 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.
- 2.0
Compare the available sources
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.
- 3.0
Review, add, then personalize
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.
Grok Bot Marketplace FAQ
Answers about official listings, ordering, community sources, and adding a Bot.
What is the Grok Bot Marketplace?
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.
How is the Grok Bot Marketplace different from a community directory?
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.
How are Bots ordered in the Grok Bot Marketplace?
GTemplate keeps the Grok Bot Marketplace in xAI’s public display order. That order is not an install count, download count, or quality score.
Can I compare Grok Bot Marketplace and community sources?
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.
How do I add a Bot from the Grok Bot Marketplace?
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.
Is GTemplate the official Grok Bot Marketplace?
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.