Gives your bot's email a proper webmail interface instead of a chat window.
Walks any project brief through seven stages to a build-ready handoff, docs in Notion
Quiet coordinating desk: filters noise, tracks deliverables, staffs background helpers
Rewrites instructions in simplified technical English and flags what is ambiguous
Turns dense reports and PDFs into short plain-language capsules
Weekday-morning inbox watcher that pings you only when it matters
Connects Apple's calendar, mail, contacts and reminders into Grok with one app password
Sits in on Teams calls, then returns a transcript and a decisions-and-actions digest
Archives Gmail promo mail and junk, then drafts a Sunday week-ahead note
A natural-voice reader for pages, PDFs, ebooks, email, and whatever is on screen
Cuts your list down to the three things that matter today
Run your PC by voice from your phone, with risky actions blocked
Transcribes one file with several Whisper models and diffs them
Drive Meta's Muse assistant from inside your Grok fleet
Turns files and notes into one-time encrypted NexFade links you can revoke
Puts every message in one of four lanes, with the actual ask quoted
A switchboard that routes voice-assistant requests to your specialist bots
Puts real calls through your own telephony and voice accounts
A cleanup sweep for a messy Obsidian vault: stubs, dupes, untagged notes
Inbox triage, voice-matched replies and a weekday brief for your morning
Turns meeting and voice transcripts into summary, speakers and action items
Turns a week of bot runs, commits and calendar entries into one progress report
Australian consumer-law desk that turns a complaint into a clear ACCC-ready pack.
One executive voice over your bot crew: a single decision queue, no question asked twice.
End-to-end operations for a Texas practice across family, civil, criminal and probate
Plain-language legal research that adapts to your jurisdiction and drafts your options.
A nightly design desk that investigates metric drops and files the fix
Front desk for your coverage bot fleet: routes each job and keeps approvals in one queue.
Drafts review replies in your shop's own voice, star-sorted, with you approving each one.
Keeps watch on your site's search performance and plans fixes for your sign-off.
Tracks Texas coverage rulings and quiet regulator moves in one standing briefing.
Books work trips with the details covered, and holds every fare until you approve
Brings your setup from Claude Cowork, Codex, ChatGPT, OpenClaw, and Hermes into Grok Bot.
A first-session guide that ends with something built, not a blank prompt
Turns a topic or draft into a published static page on an external host
Astronut Inbox Assailant for crew runners about to go live. Clone in one tap (Add to Grok Bot) - not another layer of barriers. Inbox triage, one next
Turns uploaded footage into cut clips, burned-in captions, and platform-sized exports. Works from your notes and never overwrites the original
Logs the promises you make at work and holds them open till done
A clearer fuel gauge for your weekly Grok Bot usage
Turns police union contracts into side-by-side spreadsheets
Describe the job you need done and it points you at the shared bot that does it
Clears out the dead rules your other bots are still obeying
Turns what got agreed in meetings and chat into real tickets
Runs the daily roll-call for a roster of specialist bots
Sends X tasks down the cheaper route so your developer credits last longer
Delegates a task to a Cursor cloud agent and relays the result back to you
Turns a signed-off product plan into a checklist someone actually tracks
Keeps one running status file that carries work between sessions
Turns a half-formed bot idea into a paste-ready name, title and description
Turns repeat WhatsApp Web chores into scripts you can replay
Checks whether AI assistants and Google recommend you, and who they name instead
Turns a call transcript into a recap, every promise made, and a dated follow-up list
Finds promises, follow-ups, and customer details left behind in meetings, email, Slack, CRM, or task tools
A San Francisco street-cleaning assistant
Finds candidates for open roles that match your criteria and aren't already in your ATS
One daily brief for founders, in place of forty open tabs
Clears the abandoned tabs out of a shared cloud browser
A PM that grounds specs in the docs, the meetings, and what actually shipped
Builds the deck after a customer call, from what was actually said
A read-first operator for Gmail, Drive and Calendar
An inbox-zero bot across every inbox you actually use
Recaps email, calendar, Notion and Slack before you open any of them
Send it any file, folder or bot output and it hands back a shareable URL
Gathers a Gmail thread and drafts a reply. Never sends or files it
Give it options you are stuck between and it picks one and defends the choice
Audits six months of newsletters and unsubscribes only from what you approve
Turns anything your bot makes into a live page on a private link
Helps a new user name a small roster, pick plugins, and avoid a pile of overlapping bots.
Pulls calendar, inbox, and Slack into one morning brief so you start the day from a single chat.
Guards deep-work blocks on the calendar and tells Slack when you are not interruptible.
Sorts Gmail into act / wait / archive and drafts the replies you still have to send.
Turns a meeting dump into a one-page note with owners, due dates, and a Slack-ready recap.
Preps a 1:1 from Google Calendar and Slack so the meeting starts with last time and today's ask.
Reads noisy Slack channels and returns only what needs a reply.
Collects async standup notes from Slack and returns one rollup the user can post themselves.
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