A chief-of-staff bot named Morgan
Morgan, their chief-of-staff bot, triages their inbox, sets their priorities for the day and coordinates the rest of their Grok Bot team. They start the day with a short list instead of a long inbox.
Grok Bot
Reported by @TyeInBloom, not tested by us.
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Email Scam Filter, a shared bot template
Email Scam Filter is a shared Grok Bot template that watches your Gmail every morning. It looks for phishing, fake invoices, blackmail emails, fake prize offers and impostor "IT department" alerts. On its first scan, it found password-phishing emails that had been starred in the author's inbox.
Grok Bot
Reported by @BrianRoemmele, not tested by us.
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Four single-job routines with escalation rules
Four routines do the checking, each with one job: three run on Grok Bot and one runs on Claude. They note that the most useful line in each routine is the rule for when to come to them.
Grok Bot
Reported by @SameerRijh, not tested by us.
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Watching Gmail for renewals and promo codes
Their Grok Bot watches their Gmail for subscription renewals and drafts their posts every morning. It also set up a routine to catch a promo code email as soon as it arrives.
Grok Bot
Reported by @F294249811, not tested by us.
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A ClickHouse data warehouse with web interface
Grok Bot set up a new ClickHouse server and built out a data warehouse. It also set up the ClickHouse MCP, abstracted it with a custom buffer agent, and built a custom web application as the main interface to manage it all.
Grok Bot
Reported by @skunky, not tested by us.
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Four scheduled routines, one checking the rest
They run four scheduled routines. At midnight, one bot checks their other bots and suggests fixes; at 08:00 on weekdays, a routine triages the inbox with advice only. Every morning their LinkedIn post goes out, and on Mondays a routine reviews the previous week's posts.
Grok Bot
Reported by @KellehEyad, not tested by us.
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A printed daily newsletter
They created a daily newsletter for themselves that their Grok Bot researches and writes. Each morning it is printed so they can take it and read it over morning coffee.
Grok Bot
Reported by @TKozzer, not tested by us.
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Testing a Windows-built app on macOS
They built their app, AI Productivity Flow, on a Windows laptop and needed it to work on Mac without owning one. The app was run on two macOS versions, and Grok Bot went through the screenshots and logs and found that the app crashed as soon as it opened.
Grok Bot
Reported by @UzerKayat, not tested by us.
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Everyday errands from one assistant
They use Grok Bot for everyday tasks. These include sorting out their bulldog's insurance, cleaning up their inbox and planning trips.
Grok Bot
Reported by @stacie_hudgens, not tested by us.
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Daily company digest and weekly routine review
Grok Bot sends them a company digest every morning and runs a Friday review of every routine, deciding whether to keep, fix or cut each one.
Grok Bot
Reported by @igor_khalip, not tested by us.
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Twenty years of email, cleaned up
They had a Grok Bot run for three weeks to clean up 20 years of email. It now runs every morning, summarizing and moving emails and unsubscribing.
Grok Bot
Reported by @nerdalator, not tested by us.
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