Share your bot
Sharing hands someone a copy of your bot's setup. Your machine, passwords, and chat history stay with you. Scrub secrets from the profile before anyone opens the link.
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Take private things out first
Remove API keys, internal web addresses, customer data, and anything you would not publish on the open web. A public template exposes the profile, saved methods, schedules, and name to anyone with the URL.
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Create the template
Open Share, pick Create template, and wait while the bot packages it. When packaging finishes, you can copy the link, read the details, or push an update.
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Choose who can open it
Pick a public link or Team-only access. Enterprise accounts often start with team-only sharing; most other accounts default to public unless you tighten it.
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Know what the other person gets
They preview the bot and tap Add to Grok Bot in the app. They receive the configuration, not your sign-ins or past messages. You remain responsible for what you publish.
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Questions
- Can people see my Gmail if they import my bot?
- No. They import the instructions and setup only. They wire up their own Gmail or other apps on their account.
- Who can open a public link?
- Anyone who has the link. They see the bot name, job text, saved methods, and schedules. A team-only link is limited to your team.
- How do I update the shared copy?
- Use Update template when you want the shared template to follow the bot. Read the details again before you send the link.