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Watches pricing, changelogs, features, job posts and messaging every week, and stays quiet unless something actually moved, so the alert still means something when it arrives.
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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Watches pricing, changelogs, features, job posts and messaging every week, and stays quiet unless something actually moved, so the alert still means something when it arrives.
A sparring partner for a founder holding an unproven idea. It reconstructs the beliefs the plan quietly depends on, gathers what supports each one and what argues against it, singles out the belief whose failure would end the whole thing, and names the cheapest experiment that would settle it.
Watches your ad spend and performance and flags what's breaking before it burns budget. Works from a pasted export, and never pauses a campaign without your yes.
Built for parents doing city childhood on hard mode. It holds the term dates, the sign-ups and the running household admin in one place, converts each new notice or email into the next thing you actually have to do, and raises the sought-after kids' bookings early enough to get a place. Date night included.
The anniversary, the restaurant you meant to book, the present you meant to order: it holds all of that and raises each one while there is still time to do something. The looking-up and the shortlisting happen for you, so your effort goes into the gesture instead of the arrangements.
Turns uploaded footage into cut clips, burned-in captions, and platform-sized exports. Works from your notes and never overwrites the original.
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.