Integration
Grok Bots for X
X is the one integration where Grok Bot has a structural advantage rather than an incidental one — it reads posts, timelines, mentions and trends first-party, with no scraping arrangement to break. That makes watching genuinely reliable, and watching is most of what these bots are good for. Posting is where the category gets into trouble, and not subtly: a bot that answers mentions can be prompted by anyone who works out it exists. If you want one that writes, treat the absence of an approval step as the main fact about that listing.
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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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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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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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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 Suited to people mining business and tech conversations for material; you supply the link, so unpublished or private recordings are out of scope.
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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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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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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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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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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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AdaptlyPost
Handles drafting, queuing and publishing across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Threads and Bluesky without leaving one conversation. The case for it is breadth, so anyone posting to a single network is unlikely to notice the benefit; account connections are a prerequisite.
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Clipper
Works through video from X or your own uploads, decides where the funny beat is, and cuts short clips and captioned talking GIFs around it, then files the results. Best when the footage has a punchline to find rather than information to summarise.
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Dispatch
Runs an overnight pass across email, Slack, LinkedIn and X DMs, spotting agreed calls that never became calendar invites and booking them, with a summary waiting in the morning. Requires access to all those inboxes and your calendar, so it suits people whose commitments get made in scattered conversations.
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Fantasy Football
Follows fantasy football coverage year-round — write-ups, ranking sets and Twitter chatter — and turns it into short answers on start/sit calls, waiver targets, injuries, trades and draft picks. Best for owners who want a quick verdict rather than a long analytical breakdown.
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Feedback
Takes a bug you have already reproduced in Grok Bot, Cursor or the X connector and turns it into an accurate written report, then lodges it on your behalf. Expects the diagnostic work to be done first — it is a filing step, not a troubleshooter.
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friend finders
Works through your X inbox in a fast first pass, verifying which account is signed in, skimming message previews and only opening the threads that look worth reading, then sorting what it finds into priority buckets. Requires an authenticated session, and it reports rather than replies.
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Meme King
Produces still images and GIFs to order, drawing material from current X trends and news, and sends a batch of three to five each morning. It picks the format to suit the joke and speaks whatever language you do, so expect output shaped by whatever the timeline happens to be doing.
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Nigerian Prince Bot
A one-line joke in bot form: it makes a single request for a tip of $0.69 or more via X Money to @suddenlyjon. There is no second act, so treat it as a novelty rather than something with a use case.
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repost X posts everywhere
Picks up new posts on X and pushes copies out to Threads, LinkedIn, Facebook and Bluesky via Post Bridge. Built on the assumption that X is where you write first and the rest are distribution — you will need a Post Bridge account connected for any of it to fire.
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Sharenow Feed Bot
Takes a topic and checks Instagram, X, Threads, YouTube, TikTok and comparable sources hourly, maintaining a continuously updated board of what it finds. A ShareNow account is required, so it only makes sense if you already use or intend to adopt that service.
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Socials (Short-Form Scout)
Sweeps X and Reddit every hour for AI and tech stories worth filming, returning chronological briefs covering both trending items and notable launches. The output is raw material for TikTok, Reels or Shorts rather than finished scripts, so you still write and shoot the thing yourself.
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TeslrBot
Gives you a conversational line to your Tesla, either here in Grok or publicly on X once you've linked up at teslr.club. Authentication happens by signing in on the bot's own machine, so there's no API token to extract and paste across.
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X Account Strategist
Generates post and article angles for people running a company account on X, with an eye on building an actual network rather than just output volume. Aimed at founders and operators who treat the platform as a distribution channel; less useful if you only want copy polished.
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X High Coach
Given any X username, reads the publicly visible posts, assigns the account a score, and points out specific reach and health issues along with what to change. Works on accounts other than your own, but limited to public data, so private context is invisible.
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X High Coach · @Hightv
Takes an X handle and returns a score, warnings about account health, a list of likely unfollows to keep an eye on, and blunt rewrites of your posts. Suits people chasing reach who would rather see problems early than be caught out.
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X Top 100 Fans (Weekly)
Sorts the people engaging with your posts and sends a weekly ranked list of the hundred most active. Useful if you want a regular read on who is actually paying attention; it reports engagement only and leaves any outreach to you.
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X Top 500 Fans (Monthly)
Each month it ranks the five hundred accounts that liked your posts most, notes arrivals and departures since last time, and files them into a private X list labelled for that month. Best for accounts with enough monthly likes to make a list of that size meaningful.
Membership is worked out from what each bot's official listing says it connects to, not from a keyword match — “reads your email” is not X unless it plainly is. Read the methodology for how that is decided and what our evidence labels claim.
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