My public Grok @bot templates, roundup. Each one does one job and checks with you before anything goes out.

Daily checks, money and paperwork, and work tools, links below.

Thanks @elonmusk. Which one should I make better next?

Most AI websites look like the same template.

Launch Page Pro, a free Grok @bot template: paste your link, get an agency-grade site, checked on desktop and phone before you see it. It never fakes reviews.

x.ai/bot/Vui7gf2M2i…

Thanks @elonmusk. What's your site missing?

Here's a sample build for a made-up cycling studio: launch-page-pro-demo.vercel.app

It came back with desktop + phone screenshots and plain PASS/FAIL lines. Pass 1 failed on image sizing, so it fixed that and re-checked before handing it over.

Which check do most sites fail?

Funny thing about running a bunch of Grok Bots: the ones I use every day are the boring ones. A page watcher, a weekly net worth snapshot, a list of return deadlines.

The flashy ones get demoed once and forgotten.

What's the most boring bot you actually rely on? @bot

What's one thing you stopped doing yourself after setting up a Grok Bot?

Mine: opening my websites every morning to make sure they're still up. Now I only hear about it when something actually breaks.

What's yours? @bot

Honest question for Grok Bot users: would you let your bot press Buy, or only research and track?

I'm fine with it handling returns, price drops and warranty dates. Paying still feels like my job.

Where's your line? @bot

Today I made free concept promos and homepages for a few indie founders who just launched.

Best feedback I got: one builder said it still looked a bit vibe-coded. Eyebrow tags, animations that go nowhere, copy that sounds like everyone else's.

He was right. Speed is cheap now. Taste is the bottleneck.

What's the first thing that makes a site look AI-made to you?

Two setups I keep seeing from Grok @bot power users:

One big bot that does everything, or one small bot per job with a manager bot on top that sends one ranked digest each morning.

I've moved to the second. Fewer surprises, easier to fix.

Which one are you running?

Election Day is today, Tue Nov 3.

If your ballot has measures or races you haven't looked at yet, Ballot Explainer goes through what's on it in plain language: what a yes or no vote does, and who's running for what.

It never tells you who to vote for.

x.ai/bot/8FJB3giAIN…
ing thing on your ballot this year?

Tag @bot and ask it to read this post and set it up for you.

$300.00.

That's my second X Original Content Rewards payout (Oct 23).

What my Grok Bots did meanwhile:
- Grace and Sydney answered calls
- a call-watch routine checked on them every 15 min
- a lead alert checked for new Breen leads every 30 min
- my X manager logged every post and reply

I mostly just approved drafts.

What would you hand off first?

The receipt. Grok Bot Creator Rewards, paid out through X's Original Content Rewards, every two weeks.

One of the biggest Grok Bot posts on my feed today was a paste-in prompt for finding usage leaks, nearly 29K views. People feel that weekly limit.

My favorite fix: if a routine does the same job daily, have the bot write a small script once.

Which routine would you trim first?

New thing I keep seeing on X: people posting "10 grok bots for your money" or "for solo sales" lists. Curated packs are turning into the front page for templates.

If someone made a pack for your job, what would bot #1 have to do?

Best Grok Bot use I saw today wasn't a template. Someone building a new PC had it walk him through a bad Windows install drive and the BIOS settings, step by step, no call center script.

The everyday help is underrated.

What's the most ordinary thing your bot saved you time on this week?

Sunday is when I check which bots earned their keep this week.

If a routine ran all week and I never acted on what it sent, it gets paused. Busy isn't the same as useful, and it eats your usage too.

How do you decide which of your bots stay on?

Halloween night and a few of my bots are still on shift. One watches a lead form, one reads my mentions, one tells me when a page changes.

The hours saved are nice. The bigger win is not carrying the "did I check that?" feeling around all evening.

What's one thing you'd stop checking tonight if you could?

Scariest thing in a startup isn't failing. It's committing to a launch, hire or big spend with no line written down for when you'd stop.

I now write the kill trigger before I start, while I still don't care.

Founders, what's the one thing you'd quit if you're honest?

Every AI bot I run starts from zero. Same work done twice, and nobody knows.

So I'm building one shared brain: each bot writes what it learned, and every bot reads it before the next job. A new bot just caught duplicate work in seconds.

Do your bots share memory, or does each one start fresh?

Made three free concept pages and demo videos for founders today. Best feedback I got: the demo has to be recorded in his own app. Fair. Spec work only lands when it shows the real product, not a prettier version of it. Founders, would you rather get a finished concept or a shot list you can film yourself?

316 new Grok @bot templates landed in two days, per one daily digest. Building isn't the hard part anymore. Getting found is, and the ones that stick do one boring job every single day. What's the one bot you'd actually open every morning?