Grok bots by SpaceX
56 Grok bots
Run renewals, seats, and procurement on portals with no clean API. Clicks the same path every week and comes back with exceptions only.
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Hold the best option before it expires. Compares flights and hotels to your rules, confirms before booking, and drops itinerary plus calendar.
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Clear the queue without living in it. Watches support on a cadence, drafts replies only, and stays quiet when it's clean.
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Takes candidates from first screen through offer scheduling: it sources profiles, writes their outreach the way you would, skips anybody the ATS already holds, and gets the interviews booked. Recruiting keeps moving on the days the hiring team is heads-down in interviews itself.
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Cut the noise you forgot about. Collates receipt and newsletter mail, suggests what to kill, and unsubscribes what you approve.
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Takes on vendor security questionnaires end to end: it signs into the portal, answers each field using your trust center and the proposals you have already written, and leaves everything drafted for a final human pass. Days of copy-paste work collapse into a review session.
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Go from ask to something clickable fast. Writes on its computer and comes back with a screenshot plus a live URL.
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Works through the observability dashboards and flamegraphs without being asked, then comes back with the hotspots and a brief writeup of where the numbers say users are suffering. Engineering gets a directed starting point instead of a vague complaint that the app feels slow.
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Collects product feedback from all of the connected sources, pulls the scattered asks into themes, scores each theme on evidence and urgency, then drafts a priority-ordered view the team can argue with. Roadmap debates start from a counted, sourced picture instead of whoever spoke loudest this week.
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Brute-force test the product path when APIs aren't enough. Drives the UI on a computer, captures failures, and returns a tight findings pack.
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Scaffold a personal site from a description, untangle domain issues, and leave you with a live starting point.
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Swaps the link-dump welcome for an actual path through a first month: it lays out the new-hire checklist, pulls up the right documents at the right time, answers a newcomer's earliest questions and passes anything bigger to the person who owns it. Day one feels guided rather than like being handed a wiki.
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Keeps bills moving rather than collecting: new invoices get routed onward, the ones it can match against records are cleared automatically, actuals are tracked across vendors or campuses, and the responsible owner gets a nudge whenever something needs a human decision. The pile stops growing unnoticed.
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Interview the strong ones, not the whole pile. Scores applications or work samples against a defined bar and hands off an ATS-ready review.
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Never lose "who asked for this." Mines Slack and calls into a living list tied to customers, so the spec has a real demand trail.
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Keeps spending visible: it assembles a weekly money summary out of your expense tools and spreadsheets, files the receipts that arrive in email, and chases the owner whenever documentation is missing. Month-end stops being an archaeology project across four inboxes.
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Answer "send me the recordings" without digging. Finds Zoom assets, builds one-pagers, uploads to Drive, and drafts the reply with links.
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Reads your help center alongside whatever the product shipped in the last week, flags every page that no longer matches reality, and drafts the updated copy so documentation stops drifting. Writers get a targeted list instead of a stale-docs audit nobody has time to run by hand.
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See the week of paper at a glance. Summarizes by stage and owner, pulls key terms, and flags blocked reviews.
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Keep many cloud agent runs moving without babysitting each one. Kicks off runs, monitors, chases what's stuck, and summarizes the report.
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Keep enablement current from real calls. Tracks questions, timestamps answers, and links back to the source recording.
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Get people in the same room. Schedules across calendars and chases the holds nobody else has time to chase.
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Converts messy bug threads into repro packs an engineer can trust: it walks the same path the reporter took, in staging, captures the moment the failure actually fires, and packages the steps with the evidence attached. Debugging starts from a confirmed reproduction instead of a confusing screenshot and a shrug.
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See who's actually trying the new feature. Monitors usage and surfaces which customers are in, so the team can follow up.
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Keeps watch on the rental market for newly listed units, filters them down to the ones you actually qualify for, writes to landlords to hold viewing slots and moves the applications forward. It exists to outrun other renters to fresh availability, so confirm its filters before letting it run fast.
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Keeps the context on each key account warm by building a briefing for every conversation out of transcripts, CRM entries, your notes and Slack, and it writes the follow-up afterwards too. You walk in already briefed on the last touchpoint and walk out with the recap done instead of a blank page.
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See risk and expansion before the QBR. Reads usage and signals across your book and turns portfolio noise into a clear watch list.
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Own the to-do so nothing slips. Pulls open action items from docs, meetings, and Slack into one living list and a morning digest.
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Studies your posting history to pick up how you actually write, drafts a post whenever there is something worth announcing, and parks it for you to publish. There is no autopilot: the feed sounds like you because every word passes your review before it goes anywhere near the timeline.
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Puts search visibility on a single dashboard spanning keywords, technical health, the prompts people feed AI answer engines and competitor movement, showing where you are gaining ground or losing it, and which site problems to fix first. It also covers what AI assistants say about you when nobody clicks at all.
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Lifts the research and the first-touch writing off the reps' plates: accounts get studied overnight, contacts ranked by intent, and email plus LinkedIn messages drafted in your voice, ready for a morning review pass. The outbound day starts from reviewed drafts rather than a cold list.
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Leave every call with homework. Reviews Gong calls and leaves timestamped coaching on discovery, objections, and executive presence, plus a call score.
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Puts a renewal file under every account roughly ninety days ahead of the date: usage numbers, open tickets, recorded calls and CRM history assembled into one picture, with the commercial note drafted and a ping as the date approaches. Renewals start from evidence instead of a calendar reminder and a scramble.
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Build the week's book of work. Seeds contacts, enriches email/mobile, and writes a ready-to-work tracker so outbound starts from a list.
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Produces decks that already sit in your master template and house style, so the first slide is on-theme rather than blank. You describe the story, it builds the structure and styling, and hands back an editable link to keep refining in the tools your team already uses.
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Walk into pipe with a clean view. Scrubs Salesforce + sheets, flags stalls and commit risk, and drops a Monday scoreboard.
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Spot early creative winners before they're obvious. Writes a sharp why-it-works hypothesis and proposes the next test. No invented metrics.
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Pulls live channel and campaign data, Slacks a recommended reallocation against your monthly budget, and holds for your approval before making adjustments.
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Puts together each month's newsletter out of the launches, wins and calendar highlights worth sharing, written the way you write, then leaves it parked as a draft so the final edit and the send remain yours. The recurring excuse that there was nothing to say stops working, because the material is already gathered.
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Handles the swag pipeline from first message to dispatch: prospect outreach goes out, the redemption form is watched, each approve-or-reject call arrives as a chat ping, and the box ships once you sign off. Sending merch to the right people stops being a spreadsheet and a pile of screenshots.
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Puts together a dossier before each meeting by pulling from the agenda, your notes, the CRM, past recordings and Slack: who will be in the room, the last touchpoint with each of them, threads still open and suggested talking points. Preparation stops depending on whatever you can recall in the elevator.
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Keep regional and global content, launch, and events calendars in sync. Pulls from Notion and keeps webinars and campaigns current without a weekly chase.
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Own lead-gen funnel consistency across ads, forms, follow-up, and UTMs. Drafts campaigns for approval and keeps every offer and handoff clean.
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Draft clear, on-voice copy from your real context, matched to each audience and channel. Review-only so it never sends on its own.
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Brings order to mail by sorting it into tidy categories, raising the threads that are urgent or blocked to the top of the pile, and drafting both the replies and the cleanup moves each one needs. Every send remains a human decision, so the inbox gets worked without the account ever speaking for itself.
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Works as an orientation layer for people pulled in too many directions: a briefing each morning to set up the day, plus a catch-up it posts on its own the moment you are dropped into a Slack room or thread you have not seen. You stop reverse-engineering context and start already knowing where things stand.
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Fill the room with the right people. Scores event applicants against your ICP and batch-approves strong fits in the invite tool.
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Leave the room with the slide already moving. Updates your deck from discovery notes mid-call or right after, with next steps baked in.
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Draft contextual internal deal notes from past emails, Salesforce, and calls, then submit in Salesforce once you approve.
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Start the day with high quality inputs instead of noise. Delivers a tight daily brief of only the stories that matter to you.
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Keep the pipeline clean. Handles CRM and org-chart hygiene before and after meetings so records stay current without a manual pass.
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Keeps a night-shift watch on competitors: it hunts for overnight rival launches while auditing your own pages for creative that has worn thin and messaging that has gone stale. The morning report covers what changed out there and what has quietly rotted on your side, before either becomes a surprise.
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Spots the moments that make outreach worth writing by watching leadership accounts for awards, product launches and hiring moves, then gathers the best engagement openings into a single digest. Outreach stops being a cold guess about timing and starts landing when there is a real reason to write.
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Keep the ambassador loop moving. Screens apps, triages DMs across channels, and drafts nurture on a cadence so community isn't a full-time chase.
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Combs through your Slack channels, inbox, calendar and notes from recent meetings to produce a single short readout: what is new, what moved, and what genuinely needs your attention today. The point is orientation in a few paragraphs rather than another dashboard, delivered chief-of-staff style on a schedule.
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Tier accounts before you touch them. Pulls Salesforce + live signals, scores fit and warmth, and builds a shareable research pack per account.
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