25 things to try first
Pick one job you already do this week and open that link. Each item below is a real bot or a real recipe on this site. You do not need to try all 25.
- 01
Create your first Grok Bot
Install the app, sign in, name one job, and give it one task.
- 02
Write Grok Bot instructions
Put lasting rules in the description and today's task in the message.
- 03
Import a shared bot
Open a template link and add your own copy.
- 04
First-Week Coach
Day-one coach that picks one concrete task and can work from pasted text if you skip connectors.
- 05
First Site
Build one real web page with you, on free tiers, and do not deploy or buy anything until you say yes.
- 06
Mac Butler
A bot for your own Mac that can show today's calendar and reminders, and does not touch your messages or mail.
- 07
Award Desk
Compare cash with points for one trip, using dated sources for the rates.
- 08
Draft emails and Slack messages you approve first
The bot prepares a draft. You choose Send or Discard.
- 09
Handle a login or 2FA safely
You take over the screen for the password or code, then hand it back.
- 10
Chief-of-staff daily prep
A role that owns the daily prep of your priorities.
- 11
Put a skill on a schedule
Run a method you already trust, on a timer of at least five minutes.
- 12
Turn a task you just did into a skill
Capture a workflow you finished in chat, name it, and rerun it later with /.
- 13
Teach a browser workflow by demonstration
Show the clicks once, up to ten minutes, and read the draft skill.
- 14
Talk with voice chat or dictation
Start a live voice chat, or dictate a draft and send it yourself.
- 15
Share your bot as a template
Create a link after you take secrets out of the setup.
- 16
Put several bots in a group chat
Let two to six bots hand work across, and mention one with @.
- 17
Send a photo or link from your iPhone
Use the share sheet to drop a photo or link into a bot chat.
- 18
Daily digest of your X mentions
Check mentions with the X plugin, on a routine, after you connect it.
- 19
Summarize an X thread by tagging @bot
Reply under a post so your own bot receives the thread as a task.
- 20
Reconcile a spreadsheet against a policy PDF
Upload a sheet plus a policy file and list mismatches with page references.
- 21
Get research back as a sourced document
Request a write-up that labels facts, guesses, and next steps, each with a link.
- 22
Start a routine from a Slack event
Wake a job from a narrow event, not from every new message.
- 23
Reproduce a reported bug
Have a bot redo a reported problem and bring back evidence.
- 24
Sales research that stops at a review list
Score accounts and draft outreach, then send nothing until you say so.
- 25
Publish one bot your whole team uses
A Team Bot is one shared bot, different from a template copy for each person.
Questions
- Are these made-up examples?
- No. Each line links to a bot or a recipe that is already published on this site. Open the page before you import or follow it.
- Do I need all 25?
- No. Pick one job you already have. The rest can wait.
- Will importing give me someone else's logins?
- No. A template adds a copy of the setup on your account. You connect your own apps.