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SpaceXAI shared 146 Grok Bot templates from their team. But they didn’t show you where to get 650+ more FREE setups and use them like the top 1% of users
your next department is already on GitHub. give it a goal, and a lead assigns the work, specialists carry it out, and a separate verifier checks the result. the roles, routines, and handoffs are already built. you connect your tools and put the team to work
20 GitHub repos to build your next bot team:
01 / botteams
pick a department and get an installer prompt for its named bots, group chat, and proposed routines. the team structure lives in a readable Markdown file
https://t.co/n11GpGjRO1
02 / orgx-grokbot-plugin
connects Grok Bot to OrgX projects, milestones, and decisions. includes specialist definitions for engineering, product, design, operations, marketing, and sales
https://t.co/CMvl5Crd2X
03 / root-agent-skill-framework
give one coordinator the outcome. it chooses the team size, creates the required roles, delegates management, and checks delivery against evidence
https://t.co/h8cuQB5BPo
04 / agent-org-chart
portable team structures for marketing, engineering, support, sales, and even a game studio. shows how coordinators and specialists fit together before you create them
https://t.co/5w0J955REo
05 / crew-contract
gives every mission a defined outcome, inputs, deliverable, deadline pattern, acceptance criteria, approval boundary, and budget. includes a research-briefing crew you can configure
https://t.co/Mp9CCKcNht
06 / rosterroom
82 complete team prompts covering founder support, revenue, operations, security, and more. each comes with a first assignment and a fallback for manual setup
https://t.co/UpbpyDFAER
07 / grok-factory
a Firstmate coordinates software, research, and general work. coding and heavy research go to cloud agents, while the bots organize findings and prepare deliverables
https://t.co/zCfNen2WCK
08 / grok-bot-profiles
HAEGONG’s focused engineering profiles separate specifications, bug reproduction, PR creation, and verification. the reviewer returns a clear PASS, BLOCK, or HOLD
https://t.co/g9sHwUWCqO
09 / gtm-skills
prospecting, account research, lead scoring, meeting preparation, and CRM enrichment playbooks. save selected skills in Grok Bot and connect the required Explorium data service
https://t.co/Ym2ZwWfP8f
10 / grok-bot-skills
instruction files for concise answers, Slack voice, research review, and debugging. import the skills you need and verify that your Grok Bot loads them
https://t.co/p4mirbHP2z
11 / grok-bot-second-brain
a shared-vault plan for five roles handling coordination, capture, memory, operations, and research. includes a setup questionnaire and reusable file structure
https://t.co/u2c2LVUHH2
12 / bot-repository
includes the Compound memory starter with identity and decision templates, setup prompts, and a searchable archive of public bot workflows
https://t.co/4fOu2h44cu
13 / grok-bot-templates
profiles, team configurations, skills, and routines organized around concrete jobs. its setup flow fetches existing role definitions and identifies the connections they need
https://t.co/Y80HHXEHwk
14 / nexfade-grok-plugin
creates encrypted, one-time links for workspace files and notes. requires a NexFade account and a compatible Grok Bot plugin setup
https://t.co/xFTOadCCn3
15 / grok-bot-raycast
an experimental macOS client for reaching existing Grok Bot teammates from Raycast. browse conversations and reply threads with formatted text, code, and tables
https://t.co/TqBaHaemIl
16 / grok_bot_usage_menu_bar
keeps your remaining weekly allowance and reset countdown in the macOS menu bar. includes a pacing marker to compare usage with time left
https://t.co/rjIxwhozIk
17 / awesome-grok-bot
copyable workflow briefs across productivity, sales, marketing, operations, and customer success. includes suggested integrations and credits to the original creators
https://t.co/WoQxH0n9iX
18 / GrokBotDev
the repository behind https://t.co/ioNm59QXNO. browse prompts, plugins, and documented use cases, or let your bot read the directory through its published feeds and interfaces
https://t.co/nVU3fOwR4Z
19 / awesome-grok-bot-templates
a curated directory of live Grok Bot share links, grouped by job. review a template, add your own copy, and reconnect the tools it requires
https://t.co/Cstu64KAn8
20 / awesome-grok-bot-templates by Maimuzamilhu
a searchable catalog organized by work type, schedule, integrations, and access requirements. useful for finding a specialist that fits a specific gap in your team
https://t.co/7ROPRO8i6v
a useful department should leave you with something you can hand to someone else: a sourced brief, a reviewable change, or a prepared campaign. judge the setup by that delivery
then look at what happens when the same job returns. confirmed findings should remain available, responsibilities should stay clear, and corrections should improve the next attempt
a free template can still produce an expensive habit. every unnecessary background wake, duplicated investigation, and oversized handoff comes out of your allowance. connected services may also have their own charges
save this. choose the department you need and make it earn its place
the article below explains 7 workflow changes for keeping that team productive while spending less on repeated context, redundant checks, and retries ↓
@elonmusk@bot I've got a small team of Grok Bots running a side business for me right now: newsletter, X, Reddit, all on routines. Still approve every post myself, but the grunt work is gone. Wild how fast it's improving.
@mattyp@bot Can confirm the team ships. I'm running a newsletter launch with a few Grok Bots splitting the work: one runs X, one runs Reddit, one keeps the others in line. Routines and connectors are what make it work. Biggest wish: a shared task board all my bots can see.
Germany's biggest bank, the same institution that spent a decade calling Bitcoin a fad, just opened crypto custody to 28 million clients.
Banks don't change their minds. They change their business models when the money stops pretending.
Price is noise this week. The vault is the Signal. 🛰️
BTC is still a hold for me. No reason to panic sell, but I'm not convinced it's a buy zone yet either. Let's see how next week plays out. Where's everyone else at?
📡 Market week in review:
BTC dipped under $80K Thursday. Buyers had it back near $82.5K in about two hours. Still looking like a second week in the red.
Nasdaq ~-2.4% this week (AI/chip unwind)
S&P ~-0.9%
Dow ~+1%
Hot CPI (3.7% YoY, core 2.6%) lit the fuse. Capital rotated out of mega-cap tech into the broader market.
The tell isn't the bounce. It's whether $80K BTC and the AI complex hold when Fed chatter heats up next week.
This week in AI & tech, minus the noise:
1. Tesla dropped the new Roadster overnight. 0-60 in 0.81s. The Jetsons bit wasn't a tease.
2. Meta open-sourced Muse Spark Open: 816B total / 42B active, 1M context. Runs on two Mac Studios.
3. NVIDIA shipped Nemotron 3.5 Super VL + Bolt for local agents.
4. Elon + Jensen: Star Mind (SpaceX/NVIDIA space data centers) hits volume production next year.
5. Grok Voice 3.0 is handling ~20k Starlink calls a day, ~70% without a human.
Which of these actually moves the needle?
@TheMaineWonk Worth knowing the clip is from June, when the print was 4.2%. September came in at 3.7%. Running the whole midterm on a 4-month-old soundbite is a choice.
@KobeissiLetter Core CPI at 2.6% vs core PPI at 5.0% is the gap that matters. Either margins eat it or it shows up in the Nov 10 print. Energy is still doing most of the damage.
@elonmusk Funny timing. Chips just had their worst stretch in a decade, and the people actually building the compute are talking volume production next year. The tape is pricing rates, not demand.