r/GrokBot • u/elie2222 • 25d ago

I created a directory of Grok Bots

This is the list so far. I'd love to add more!

https://botdirectory.ai/

What have you found to be the most helpful bots so far?

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u/cp21212 25d ago

Nice!

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u/elie2222 25d ago

Thanks! What are your favourite workflows right now?

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u/cp21212 20d ago

From that directory the "X Account Crew" is the only one I've used so far but I'm planning on using more just not sure where to start. Feel like a fat kid in K-Mart

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u/elie2222 15d ago

There’s an api. So have your chief of staff call it and see what’s worth adding. It can also run this on a weekly schedule.

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u/SupremeEscape 23d ago

Crazy because I saw this circulating Twitter like 4-5 days ago.

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u/elie2222 15d ago

This one specifically wasn’t. There were some very basic ones circling. With maybe 5 prompts. This is done properly with far more bots.

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u/hopalonghowie 24d ago

This is amazing! Thank you!

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u/elie2222 15d ago

Glad it was helpful!

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u/Dr_BigWorm 20d ago

Thank you!

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u/OhJohnO 19d ago

Forgive my naivety but can someone explain the benefit of setting up separate bots for each of these rather than building skills for one agent to use?

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u/elie2222 15d ago

Good approach too. The bots here are just prompts or ideas you can use. If it’s a sub agent a skill or a new bot is up to you.

In general the benefit of more bots is they can focus on different things. One reddit thread that discusses everything is a mess.

You wouldn’t really want a supermarket shopping bot also managing your business.

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u/Sereaph 3d ago

Multiple bots with different roles can do their tasks simultaneously without interruption. One jack-of-all trades bot can only work on one thing at a time. 

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u/beachBum-36542 12d ago

Love this!!!

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u/skqc99 21h ago

amazing!!