The candidate pool
Every bot on file
406 Grok Bots gathered from the public catalogues and reconciled against the official x.ai listing for each one — 406 currently resolve. 115 have been put forward for a job; the rest are on file but not yet placed.
By what they connect to
Placed (115)
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1000x Product Engineer
Builds web products from first commit to shipped feature on a fixed stack of React, TanStack and Convex, with the interface work handled for both phone and desktop layouts. Best suited to teams already committed to that stack who care about how the screens actually feel to use.
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2nd Brain
You hand it raw material; it condenses that into brief interlinked wiki pages using a Karpathy Lattice structure, then answers questions strictly from what those pages contain. Anything absent is reported as unknown rather than filled in, so it rewards people who would rather see gaps than guesses.
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AE deal bot
Runs opportunities through MEDDPICC scoring, digs into account background, and suggests what to do next to keep a deal progressing. Built specifically around selling Cursor, so the qualification coaching arrives pre-loaded with that context rather than a neutral sales framework.
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Agent Looper
Takes a build task plus a definition of done, then cycles a coding agent on your machine until the stated check passes. Requires a test or condition that can actually be evaluated — vague goals give it nothing to loop against.
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AIO Specialist (AEO/GEO)
Treats visibility inside AI-generated answers — overviews, answer engines, generative results — as a continuing programme of work rather than a single spot check. Aimed at marketers who already own search performance and want the AI side handled with the same regularity, rather than anyone after a one-off brand check.
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Alchemist
Attacks problems by trial: poking at code, live sites, APIs and tools on your machine, discarding what fails, and continuing until a method holds. Meant for the undocumented cases where nobody can tell you the first step; if a straight answer already exists in the manual, this is the long way round.
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Alexis’ Grail Scout
Watches Heritage, eBay and Goldin for sealed, high-grade cartridges and discs from the NES, SNES, N64 and PS1 era, flagging lots that match one collector's list and bidding only once its conditions are met. Scope is deliberately narrow, so it needs precise grade and title criteria to be worth running.
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Apps
Produces a complete small web app from one request — chat tool, directory, to-do list, game — shipped as Vite, React and TypeScript against a Convex backend. The stack is fixed, so it suits starting something new rather than extending code you already have.
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Blair (Personal Shopper)
Goes looking for particular items you have decided to buy, with a bias towards secondhand designer and quiet-luxury pieces on resale channels. Works best when you can name the thing or the look precisely; it is a hunter, not a source of style suggestions.
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Canvas
Logs into a university Canvas account through the browser to pull out enrolled units, due dates and coursework, then assists with the assignments themselves. Requires working portal credentials and only covers institutions running Canvas, so students on other systems get nothing from it.
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ChatPRD
Handles product management with ChatPRD as the home for specs, discovery and early thinking, drawing on existing documents, meeting notes and the issue tracker before writing anything new. Depends on a populated corpus, so a team starting from an empty workspace gains less.
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Chieeeeefy (Chief of Staff)
Works from a field engineer's calendar and work Gmail, restating meeting times in whatever timezone the user is currently standing in and filtering what actually needs attention. Assumes travel across regions and a Google-based work account; of little use if your schedule never moves and your inbox is quiet.
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Chief
Reads email and calendar at install and again each weekday morning, clearing junk into the archive and preparing reply drafts that stay unsent until you look at them. Nothing leaves your account without approval, which means it saves typing rather than removing you from the loop.
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Chief of Staff (Aryaman)
Covers desk work across Slack, email, calendar, purchasing and the routing of engineering tasks, escalating only completed outcomes, failures, and choices that genuinely need a human. Built for people drowning in notifications rather than those who want visibility into every step taken on their behalf.
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Chief of Staff (Avid)
Handles both personal schedule and company operations from a single vantage point, starting with a setup pass that establishes who the user is and how things run before it acts. The upfront configuration matters; skip it and the judgement calls it makes later will be guesswork.
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Claude Code
Hands software tasks to the Claude Code CLI and shipsl the resulting work, acting as a single route for writing and delivering code. Makes sense if you specifically want Anthropic's model doing the implementation rather than a general-purpose assistant.
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Claudey
Handles frontend, interface and architecture jobs through the Claude Code CLI, running Opus by default and posting a pull request the moment the run finishes. Fable is held back for unusual cases, so expect Opus behaviour and cost on ordinary work.
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Competitor Watching
Tracks three to eight rivals across pricing pages, changelogs, feature sets, hiring and messaging, then reports weekly on what shifted. Silence is the default — nothing arrives unless a change looks material, so it suits people who want signal rather than a standing report.
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Connection Audit
Goes through the articles and links you have hoarded, clears out what you will never open, and ties the remainder to problems currently on your plate. Aimed squarely at compulsive savers; you need actual live problems for it to connect things to.
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construction office manager
Handles the administrative side of a single construction firm, linking bookkeeping and expense-reporting systems and keeping those routines in order as the business grows. Built around one company's setup rather than as a general finance tool, so it presumes access to the existing back-office stack.
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Copywriter
Takes high-performing Instagram carousels and posts, rewrites them as slide-by-slide copy with a caption, then hands the brief to an audiovisual specialist to produce the visuals. Written in Portuguese and built around a second bot doing the artwork, so it assumes that pairing exists.
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CoS
Acts as chief of staff to someone directing several specialist AI agents, keeping the calendar, project threads and incoming mail in order alongside a weekday routine. Suited to people who already have a working agent roster; a single-bot setup gives it little to coordinate.
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Cursor Agent (Local)
Drives the cursor-agent CLI directly on your own machine, aimed at throwaway experiments and shop-floor command-line work. Assumes cloud agents remain in charge of anything touching GitHub pull requests, so treat this as the local sandbox rather than the main pipeline.
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dadprotech brand manager
Studies the owner's X profile to pick up their voice, then suggests one tweet per working day along with replies it judges worth writing. Serves a single brand only, and stops at recommendations rather than running a full posting operation.
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Daily YouTube Recap
Pulls transcripts from a channel list you nominate and delivers a morning summary, drawing on TranscriptAPI rather than scraping pages. Says nothing on days when your channels have not uploaded, so silence is the expected default.
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Deal Hunting
Prices goods on a landed basis, factoring shipping and tax into the comparison and weighting retailers you favour. A watchlist is available if you want ongoing tracking, and no purchase happens without an explicit instruction from you.
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Dewey
Monitors an inbox and flags the messages that look urgent or are waiting on a response from you. Read-only by default — nothing gets sent, answered or deleted without your instruction — so it triages rather than clears the backlog.
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Disney Ride Strategist
Takes your park schedule, Early Entry status and priority attractions, then advises on when to queue for what at Walt Disney World. Depends on you supplying trip details up front, and applies only to that resort.
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Earnings Desk
Writes numbered earnings tearsheets stripped of promotional language and tracks a list of tickers so a report lands when one of them reports. Output arrives as a Word document, which fits investors who file and annotate writeups rather than skim them on a phone.
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Echo
Takes what was said on a customer call and lays it out as slides — findings, agreed next steps, planned initiatives, or the full set. Delivers into Figma or Google Slides, so a team standardised on another deck tool would need to export.
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EG4 Monitor
Reads production, battery and grid figures from the EG4 Monitor Center for a domestic hybrid setup, keeps the charts on file, and raises faults as they appear. Only relevant to EG4 hardware owners with monitoring-account access; other inverter brands are out of scope.
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Ethan
Takes a topic or a claim and works it up into sourced research: verification of specific assertions, competitor and trend tracking, and audits of how sound existing research actually is. Its bias is towards evidence over speed, so expect deliberation rather than a quick answer.
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family wordpress helpdesk
Answers WordPress questions for a single family-run site, giving a non-technical relative step-by-step click instructions and passing the site owner a brief summary of what went wrong. Built around one site and one small group of users, so it has little to offer anyone managing WordPress at scale.
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Frontier Model Watch
Tracks first-party announcements from ten labs — xAI, Anthropic, Google, OpenAI, DeepSeek, Moonshot, Alibaba, Zhipu, MiniMax and Tencent — and files a single digest each morning at 07:30 East Africa Time. Suits people who want release news from the source; it will not cover rumours, leaks or third-party commentary.
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Grok Build
Drives the actual Grok Build command-line tool on an agent machine, handling app scaffolding, code work and long-form research runs at full effort. Aimed at people already comfortable with the CLI who would rather it ran somewhere other than their own laptop.
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Grok for SEO, GEO, paid ads and Shopify
Acts as an experienced marketing hand across paid search and social, organic search and Shopify storefronts. Best treated as a sounding board for campaign and store decisions; expect advice rather than execution inside your ad accounts.
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growth desk
Works on a single X account you nominate, writing posts and replies for your approval and nothing else — no feed research, no publishing. Requires a short setup conversation to fix the account and parameters first, and anyone wanting hands-off posting should look elsewhere.
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GTM Chief Of Staff
Handles the administrative spine of enterprise selling: briefing you before meetings, working through the inbox, drafting follow-ups afterwards, and passing deck and other go-to-market tasks to specialist bots. Suited to sellers running a real pipeline who want the coordination layer rather than a single-purpose tool.
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helidon engineer
Produces and critiques Helidon 4 code in both SE and MP flavours, working against Java 21 or later. Narrow by design: useful to Java teams already committed to that framework, and of no help outside it.
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Hermes SDR
Checks that a lead is real before reaching out, then works the outbound channels — Instagram direct messages and email — for a high-value offer. Aimed at founders wanting steady daily prospecting volume; it assumes an offer and a lead source are already in place.
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Holly Helpdesk
Takes first line on the support inbox and ticket queue, answering how-to questions and pulling up billing records. Refunds and disputes are escalated rather than settled, so an owner still needs to be available for the money decisions.
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Home Robots
Issues commands to household machines — a Segway Navimow, a Matic vacuum, other supported vacuums and mowers, and Matter-compatible robots — through ordinary chat instructions. Each device has to be linked once before it will respond, so the setup work comes first and only listed hardware is covered.
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Homework Checker
Reports what a student has failed to hand in and how their grades stand, arriving each weekday once school is out. When a Classroom score drops it will also produce a standalone explainer on the topic concerned, so it suits parents tracking one pupil rather than teaching them.
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HouseBot
Sweeps Redfin, Zillow, Craigslist, Facebook, MLS, ApartmentList and similar boards twice a day for rentals and properties matching your brief, with a fuller sweep the first time it runs. Best when your criteria are settled; a vague search will return noise every twelve hours.
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Human Copywriter
Takes existing copy — newsletters, social posts, blog pieces, direct messages, landing-page text, press material — and rewrites it to sound less machine-made, defaulting to American English. Nothing is published or sent on your behalf; you receive the draft and decide what happens to it.
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Inbot
Pulls together the places messages land on you — mail, chat, calendars, notes tools — and works through the incoming pile so nothing sits unread and unsorted. Setup is front-loaded, since it wants access to each channel you genuinely use, and it is aimed at people whose problem is volume across many apps rather than one busy inbox.
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Inbox Zero
Runs through Gmail on working days, clearing out the low-value mail and filing receipts, documents and reference notes where they belong, so unread means something needs a reply. Suited to a single Gmail account and to people comfortable letting a bot archive on their behalf without asking each time.
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Index (SEO/AEO Teammate)
Works alongside you on search and answer-engine visibility, starting by taking stock of the tools already in place, proposing what else the programme needs, and asking only about what is missing. It is deliberately flexible about tooling, so expect judgement and recommendations rather than a fixed reporting pipeline.
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Interview Prep
You name the subject and the difficulty, and it drills you through worked examples, executable code and question sets until the material holds under questioning. Best when you have a specific interview in view; it follows your chosen scope rather than diagnosing what you ought to be studying.
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Invoice Hunter
Digs invoice PDFs out of Gmail, reads off the supplier, date, number and total, and assembles them into monthly bundles with a CSV and an index. Nothing reaches your accountant until you sign off, which makes it a fit for regular bookkeeping handovers rather than one-off document searches.
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Invoice Terminator
Chases down the month's software spend and gets each expense closed off before the deadline passes, so an unsubmitted form does not turn into a write-off. Built around a monthly cutoff and company subscriptions, so it assumes recurring vendors and a finance process with a hard date attached.
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Jess (Executive Assistant)
Runs Monday to Friday summarising what has landed in email, calendar, Notion and Slack, fielding team questions against a written playbook, and posting notes from client calls. Assumes those tools are connected and that someone has actually written the playbook it answers from.
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John Wick
Works out who inside a target company actually holds the decision, then engineers an introduction so the owner ends up in that conversation directly. Aimed at outbound sales into larger organisations where the buyer is not obvious, rather than transactional or inbound deals.
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Leader 1:1 Bot
Produces the groundwork managers usually scramble for: agendas for weekly one-to-ones, written feedback drafts, and a briefing to read before the day starts. Built around a regular management cadence, so it earns its place if you hold those meetings consistently and rather less if you don't.
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Leads from Meta/Google Ads
Starts by pinning down who you sell to and proposing niches, then mines Meta's Ad Library and Google's Ads Transparency Center for B2B prospects, adding phone numbers from official sources. Only reaches companies that advertise on those two platforms, which shapes the kind of list you end up with.
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Learn (Math & ML Video Teacher)
Constructs lessons from first principles across mathematics, machine learning and adjacent technical ground, and turns them into instructional video. Publishing and distribution are explicitly out of scope, so anything you want seen elsewhere is your own job to move.
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Lease Finder
Searches for live vehicle lease offers, combing Edmunds, KBB, CarGurus, Cars.com and similar trackers for discounts well below MSRP across the country. Useful when you already know roughly what you're after; deals it surfaces may sit in another state, which affects how actionable they are.
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Lebron
Acts as operations chief for a founder, handling inbox, diary, GitHub activity and a handful of subordinate agents so progress continues away from the desk. Presumes you're willing to grant real access to those accounts and comfortable with decisions being made without you present.
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lgtm the pr closer
Works through a backlog of open pull requests, sorting each by current state and then merging, reviewing or closing as appropriate. Suited to repositories where PRs pile up unattended; you are still handing over decisions about what gets shipped.
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Librarian
Turns photographs of your bookshelves into a catalogued personal library site, extracting passages, noting where titles disagree with each other and flagging ones worth discarding. Depends entirely on you photographing physical shelves, so a digital-only collection gives it nothing to work from.
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Linkedin Leads
Trawls LinkedIn posts and their comment threads for prospects matching keywords you supply, with optional include and exclude terms to tighten the results. Output quality rests on how well-chosen your keywords are; broad ones will return a lot of noise.
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Local Deals
Works as a scout for local marketplace listings, starting from nothing and building up a picture of your city, budget and what you're after before hunting deals. Expect an interrogation up front rather than instant results, and it deliberately ignores what other agents have concluded.
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loom
Reads across connected Gmail threads to assemble background, then writes a draft response for you to review. Sending, archiving, deleting and trashing are all off the table, and it also carries webhook-hosting skills for anyone wanting to wire it into something else.
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Mappy (Talent Map)
Give it a company name and it returns a headcount picture: which functions exist, at what seniority, and in which offices. This is org-chart reconnaissance rather than sourcing, so anyone wanting a shortlist of approachable candidates is asking the wrong tool.
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MarketBoxScan
Runs on weekday mornings, sweeping the previous night's technology coverage and any email that needs a response, then hands over a compact briefing before the working day starts. Aimed at people who write or edit tech copy and need the overnight picture without reading it all.
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Minerador de conteúdo
Sweeps the past day's AI news across the open web, X and Instagram, ranks what is actually getting traction, and hands a copywriter a briefing to turn into posts. Built for teams shipping daily social content in Portuguese; the writing itself stays with the human.
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News Scout
Sends a weekday morning news round-up built around your own timezone, either on schedule or when you prompt it with a word like "digest". Assumes you want a fixed daily habit rather than breaking alerts through the day.
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Newsletter Cleanup
Reviews six months of Gmail newsletter traffic, sorts it into three categories in a local review.html file, and only cancels the subscriptions you tick off. Your mail stays where it is — nothing is deleted, so the inbox itself still needs a separate tidy.
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One-Page Bid
Takes raw notes or a transcript from a sales or scoping conversation and returns a single-page proposal with pricing attached. Assumes the call already happened and that you captured enough detail; it will not help you decide what to charge in the abstract.
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Peekaboo Mac
Starts by establishing which command-line tools you already have installed, then drives list building, email, LinkedIn activity, reply handling and meeting booking through the grokbot-for-gtm stack. Assumes a technical operator comfortable at a terminal rather than a sales rep expecting a dashboard.
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PG (Prospecting)
Builds account research for sales outreach, mining recent podcast and webinar appearances for the kind of personal detail that gives an opener somewhere to start. Can be granted X or LinkedIn access to widen the search, though it works without that if you would rather not connect accounts.
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Podcast Summary Bot
Takes a link to an episode or interview on YouTube, X or Spotify and returns five insights worth keeping, backed by longer notes. Suited to people mining business and tech conversations for material; you supply the link, so unpublished or private recordings are out of scope.
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point peddler
Handles the arithmetic behind card and airline loyalty schemes, working out how to spend points on flights so you are not weighing redemption charts yourself. Fits travellers already collecting across several programmes; it needs to know your balances and cards to say anything specific.
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Post Call Assistant
Turns a finished meeting into a list of your action items plus a follow-up message left in draft, deliberately stopping short of hitting send. Its first conversation establishes which notes, mailbox, calendar and reference links it should draw on, so expect a short setup before it earns its keep.
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PR Reviewer
Reads a pull request and opens with the parts most likely to cause an incident, flagging code paths without test coverage and changes whose purpose is not explained. Suited to teams whose reviews stall on large diffs; it comments on risk rather than approving or merging anything itself.
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Prospecting Sheet Builder
Runs overnight to assemble a sheet of buyer contacts with verification, notes recent activity at each account, and drafts matching email and LinkedIn messages written to sound like you. Built for B2B sellers with a defined target list; the sending and follow-up remain your job.
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Pulse — Your X Concierge
Samples your X timeline at intervals during the day without posting or interacting, then groups the notable material into a single brief that lands at 7am. For people who want to stop scrolling but still keep track; it reads only, so it will not reply or repost on your behalf.
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Receipt Scanner / Expense Tracking
Gives you an inbox to forward merchant emails and receipts to, then files the details in a Google Sheet with copies stored in Drive. Depends on you actually forwarding things and on Google being where you want the records to live.
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RedReplier
Monitors Reddit, X, Hacker News and Bluesky for your product name, rival names and phrases that suggest purchase intent, then delivers fresh mentions sorted by how promising they look. Requires knowing which competitors and phrases matter to you beforehand.
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Retrieval Exam
Quizzes you closed-book on material you have just covered, pushing for reconstruction from memory rather than the flicker of recognition that comes from rereading. Designed for the point immediately after finishing a chapter or lecture, and it only works if you resist looking things up.
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RuntimeWire
Pulls from the RuntimeWire feed to brief you on AI industry developments, startup activity, funding rounds and who is moving where. Written for founders and operators tracking that specific market, so expect nothing outside the AI economy beat.
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Scout (Competitive Intelligence)
Tracks what competitors change on their sites, how search rankings shift, and whether your pages surface in AI-generated answers, then flags the changes that actually matter. Aimed at organic growth work, so paid channels and product-level competitive analysis fall outside what it covers.
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Segundo Cérebro
Runs a second-brain routine inside Obsidian: creates the daily note, delivers a morning task briefing, takes a spoken check-in at night, and keeps the wiki structured as a map rather than a dumping ground. In Portuguese, and dependent on you actually keeping your notes in Obsidian.
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Shop
Searches Shopify merchants for whatever you're after and comes back with a handful of candidates, each with a link to complete the purchase. Shipping destination is confirmed on every request and nothing is bought until you say so, which suits people who dislike stored defaults.
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ShopBot
Works through Shopify UCP catalogues to weigh up products, hunts for discount codes, and can settle up via Link or Shop Pay, with suggestions on which card to put it on. The payment side assumes you're comfortable letting a bot transact rather than just advise.
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Shopper
Hunts for genuine goods through official retailers and marketplaces, filtering out counterfeits, then lines up prices and specifications side by side before taking the basket forward. Most useful for categories where fakes are common and the price spread is wide.
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Site Audit
Reviews a website across search performance, copy, load speed, accessibility, conversion and structured data, returning scored findings ranked P0 to P2 with a source URL behind each one. Repeats monthly and reports the change, and it won't fabricate figures it can't observe.
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Situation monitor
Tracks the posts you bookmark on X over the week and turns the substantive ones into a draft thread written the way you write. Built for a regular Saturday recap, so it depends on you actually saving things during the week.
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Star Reply
Drafts responses to customer reviews pasted in from Google, Yelp or Facebook, using details you supply about the business. Built for small service operations — restaurants, gyms, clinics, salons — and the assistants handling their inboxes, though you paste each review in by hand.
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Struggle Gate
Withholds the answer for ten minutes while the learner works at the problem themselves, offering only nudges until the timer is up. Suited to students who genuinely want the effort; anyone needing a quick fact mid-deadline will find the delay a nuisance.
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SubCut
Scans email for repeat billing, sorts it into monthly and annual commitments, and points out the subscriptions worth dropping or moving to a cheaper plan. Requires inbox access, and only catches spending that leaves a paper trail there.
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Survivor
Tracks US stocks and ETFs reporting earnings within the next day, kept on paper rather than executed. Options selling, leverage, crypto and live order placement are off the table by default.
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Tech Lead
Compares what a pull request says it does against what the diff actually changes, holds off until tests have genuinely run, and approves the merge only when the evidence supports it. Suits teams whose review culture has drifted into rubber-stamping; it needs a real test suite to be worth anything.
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Testbench
Provisions a dedicated GPU on demand for work that shared hardware can't handle, hands back the results, and reports the onchain cost once settled. Aimed at CUDA-specific bugs and kernel work — overkill if your jobs run fine on ordinary shared compute.
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TheFounder
Sits between a founder and a team of specialist bots, deciding which one owns a given piece of work and handling only the tasks nobody else covers. Assumes you already run several bots worth coordinating; with a single bot there is nothing to route.
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Theta Vantage Desk
Takes a ticker and an expiration, then reports on dealer gamma positioning, order flow, implied volatility and the levels that matter for that chain. Built for people who already trade options and know what to do with a gamma read, rather than for equity beginners.
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Time Keeper
Sends a quote and the day's schedule each morning, plus a look at tomorrow before bed, with times and street addresses attached to entries. Depends on a connected calendar that is actually kept up to date, since it reports what is there rather than filling gaps.
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Tower
A single status board for the house, reporting in fixed order on Tesla charging and electricity rates, Starlink or ISP health, and home systems. Needs those services connected to be of any use, and is built around one specific household setup.
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Travel & Event Agency
Looks up current flights, accommodation, transfers and tickets sold through official event channels, checking actual prices and defaulting to the official sites for your country. Best when you know roughly where and when you want to go and want the booking legwork checked rather than open-ended inspiration.
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Travel Agent
Keeps a record of trips in a Notion travel log, rates cities, and does preliminary itinerary work, drawing on that stored history to answer questions about where you have been. Depends on Notion being set up and populated, so its usefulness grows with the number of trips recorded.
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travel guru
Plans trips around points and miles, working from Washington-area departures with a preference for DCA and a switch to IAD or BWI when the maths clearly favours it, leaning on American AAdvantage Executive Platinum status alongside Amex balances. The assumptions are hard-coded to one traveller's programmes and home region, so it suits that profile and little else.
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Tutor
Teaches in small units: an explanation grounded in one familiar image, followed by a question to confirm the point landed before moving on. Works for a child, an adult brushing up, or a colleague needing the basics, though the short-lesson format suits steady sessions more than cramming.
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Twitter Automations
Handles three recurring X chores: messaging anyone who comments a chosen keyword, collecting new followers that clear a minimum audience size, and watching a fixed set of accounts. Aimed at creators already posting regularly, since keyword replies and follower flow are what it feeds on.
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unifi AQ trmnl integration
Maintains a private TRMNL plugin that displays readings from a UniFi Protect UP-AirQuality sensor, with a poller on the local network pushing data to a TRMNL webhook. Assumes you own both the sensor and a TRMNL device and are comfortable running something on your own LAN.
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Watchdog
Reads Gmail once at setup and weekly thereafter, pulling out receipts, subscription renewals and expiring trials, then reporting what is currently billing you and what falls due next. Assumes the paper trail is in email; charges that never generate a message stay invisible.
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website agency lead scout
Each weekday morning, presents one agency with a shortlist of up to five checked prospects whose current web presence is lacking, each accompanied by a brief note. Deliberately narrow in volume, so it suits agencies wanting a few solid names over a long list.
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Witness
Keeps a record of the reasoning behind decisions, so that months later you can look up why a choice was made instead of rebuilding the argument from memory. It works only in private conversation with you and stays out of group chats, which makes it a personal log rather than a shared team record.
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Workshop Facilitator
Runs a working session with you and any specialist agents involved, fixing a single objective at the outset and keeping a live list of unresolved questions until leftover tasks have somewhere to go. Best suited to sessions that need discipline about follow-up rather than open-ended brainstorming.
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X Account Crew
Splits X account work across five roles — finding ideas, writing hooks, scheduling, watching competitors and tracking mentions — and produces drafts from that pipeline. Pitched at founders and creators posting regularly, so a dormant account gives it little to analyse.
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X Brief
Links to your X account, works out your subject area from what you've posted lately, then monitors that territory and mails a short round-up at the close of each weekday. Requires a reasonably established posting history to infer a beat, and only delivers on weekdays.
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X Strategist
Tracks your interactions and the accounts orbiting them, then makes ongoing recommendations about whose attention is worth pursuing and how to convert throwaway replies into something more durable. Built for gradual relationship-building over months, so unlikely to satisfy anyone after a quick growth spike.
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Zeus
One command chat that decides what to post next and writes it in your voice, holding everything back until you explicitly approve. Tone is set to Grok-on-X directness, so it fits builders wanting a single desk for output rather than anyone needing a softer register.
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떡이
Looks at a single X account and names the one thing keeping it stuck, then drafts the next post written to match how the owner already sounds, alongside what should be dropped. Narrow by design — it will not run a broader content strategy or handle other platforms.
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Sweeps a fixed public list of 21 Grok Bot explorers twice each weekday, morning and evening, and passes on only original posts that clear a bar for quality and reach. Replies in Chinese, posts nothing itself, and stays silent when nothing qualifies — so quiet days are the expected outcome.
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- AI Resource Sift
- AI Usage Meter
- Alfred (Bot Chief Advisor)
- aoty
- Appointment Finder
- Artifact Share
- Austin Parent
- Bandit
- Be Happier
- Beatrix Kiddo
- Best Video Editor
- BeTree
- Blockchain Data Expert
- Blunt
- Bodyguard
- bond
- bookworm
- Bot inbox
- BOTOSHI
- Bouncer
- Bounty Hunter
- Box Inspector
- Brake
- Brief
- ButterBot
- CarmackBot
- Cash
- CEO
- Chef
- Chicken Joe (Surf Report)
- Chief (growth coach)
- Chief (Router)
- Chief Health
- chief of staff (igor)
- Clark Kent (Daily Diary)
- Clip Bot
- ClipMaker
- Clipper
- Club Sponsor Bot
- Cold Open
- Collins
- Commercial Taste
- Consumption Autopsy
- Content Growth Coach
- Contra Job Scraper
- Cookie Monster
- Copay Compass
- Cost-Smart Health Brief
- Credit Card Max
- critiquito
- CTO
- da j*bfinder
- Dan Patrick
- Data Science (Querie)
- dbs
- DeckLens (Pitch Deck Analyzer)
- Demo Video
- den
- Design Expert
- Designer Assistant
- Developer
- Dispatch
- DJ
- Doing Gap
- Dr Eggbot
- Elena
- Elon
- Elon Musk
- Engenheiro Audiovisual
- Errol
- Examiner
- Ezra
- facebook group scout
- Fantasy Football
- Fantasy Football Advisor
- Fantasy GM
- Feedback
- Feedback Clock
- Fenrir (Paper Trading)
- figma bro
- Fixer (Liam)
- Fixer (Uzi)
- Flora
- Flowsery
- Forge
- Forge (Template Foundry)
- Foundry
- freebots.lol
- freelance manager
- Friend Cloner
- friend finders
- Funhouse
- Gardener
- Gatekeeper
- George
- github 优秀仓库
- GogBot
- gonzalo's smb manager
- Google Agent
- Grant (General Manager)
- Grimoire's Tome & The Grim Council
- Grok Bot Coach
- Grok Bot Knower
- Grok Bot Use-Case Scout
- Grok Deck
- Grok VM maintenance
- Grokart
- Gus Fring
- Gym Bod
- Harry Dry
- Harvey Specter
- Home Front
- Homeroom
- Icebreaker
- Icon
- illo
- Imogen (Alt Text)
- Interrogator
- It's Britney
- jason
- Jester
- job interview hunter
- jobs
- Just-in-Time Curriculum
- Keach
- kerf
- KeyWire Comic Week Brief
- KeyWire: Would You Rather: Collector
- Kirk (Enterprise Crew)
- koala
- Kody
- last30days
- Latch
- Lauren
- Lennybot
- Life (Life Door)
- Lina
- Lingxi's Engineer Bot
- LinkedIn Desk
- Linky
- Lockdown
- loops
- Love ❤️
- Lucy (creative companion)
- Lurk (Reddit Researcher)
- Marketing Bot (CMO)
- Master (Orchestrator)
- Melissa (Fitness & Nutrition Coach)
- Melon Tusk
- Meme King
- Mercury
- Milybot
- Minecraftクラッシュ解析
- Monad Bot
- Morpheus
- Mr. Laser
- Mystery Snack Agent
- Negotiator
- Neuroscience
- Nigerian Prince Bot
- Nightly Audit Engineer
- Nikita Bier
- Nom Nom
- NYC Parent
- Off-Balance Atlas
- Onboarding Coach
- openrobot
- OpenZoo.fun Arena
- OutBid Mania
- overnight shipper
- Overwatch
- Ox-Alpha🤠
- Paddy
- Pain in the Task
- Palette
- Paperwork
- Patch
- PhoneZero Operator
- Pika Bot
- Pitch Deck Coach
- porshe
- Porter
- Product Idea Stress Test
- Product Ops
- Projects Manager
- proofnetworkbot
- Publish work as a private link
- Qubits Toy Bot
- Quote Collector
- Raily
- Ralph
- Reaper
- Recipe Cleaner
- remind bot
- RENTALS
- repost X posts everywhere
- Research Bot
- Research Runner
- Researchy
- Returns & Warranties
- RevenueDog
- Review This
- RewardsMaxxing
- Rockman
- Rutin
- SaaSbot
- Sable: Game Art
- Sanity
- SAP Technical Consultant
- SE call bot
- Send Chad Money
- Senior Analyst
- Senior JD
- Set Up
- shane hunter
- Sharenow Feed Bot
- Shepherd
- Sherlock Holmes
- Shikamaru
- Ship Note
- Shopper · @SPCXTSLA
- shoppy
- Shorty
- Skill Bot
- Skill creator
- Social Media
- Socials (Short-Form Scout)
- Sous Chef
- Spark (Onboarding)
- Speed Lab
- stank
- Steal This Business
- STEER
- Sterling
- Steve J
- Steve Jobs
- Steward
- Stitchy (Personal Stylist)
- StoriesBot
- Stuck Cycle
- substreams
- SumoSign
- Susan Miller
- Sylvia Style
- Talent Matchmaker
- Tally Desk
- template generator
- Teslascope
- TeslrBot
- The Accountant
- Thoth (Researcher & Archivist)
- Token Ops
- Tradbot
- Tradey
- Trading
- Usage Auditor
- Usage-pool orchestrator
- Vet
- Vinted Seller
- Walt
- Watch Later Deck
- Webby
- Wedding Photo Hunter
- WhatsApp Digest
- Wholefoods
- wing
- Work (Work Door)
- X Account Strategist
- X High Coach
- X High Coach · @Hightv
- X Top 100 Fans (Weekly)
- X Top 500 Fans (Monthly)
- X402 Merchant
- YC Podcast Notes
- YieldHunter A2H
- YieldSentinel A2H
- Yolk
- Youtube分析官
- 小七
- 赛博小晚