This guy is an Artificial Intelligence engineer who took the 6 most powerful AI, connected them, and built CrawlBot.
CrawlBot is one bot that makes 6 AI work together as a team on the same task at the same time.
Grok Bot reads X 24/7 and finds what people complain about.
REA researches every competitor and their prices.
Opus 5.5 plans the product and writes the code.
Jev runs the tests and fixes bugs on autopilot.
Dots writes the landing page and the ads.
Obsidian remembers everything so nothing gets lost.
You give CrawlBot one goal, and it splits it into tasks, sends each task to the right AI, collects the results, and passes them to the next one.
Everything runs live in the terminal, so you see who is working, what is done, and how much it costs.
In the first session it analyzed 4,120 posts, mapped 18 competitors, wrote 2,314 lines of code, passed 64 out of 64 tests, and put the app live in production.
It took 7 hours 40 minutes and $233 while he was asleep the whole time.
A startup team used to mean 5 people and 6 months, and now it is one bot.
Would you let it build your product while you sleep?
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this is a f*cking goldmine for anyone using Grok Bot
20 public GitHub projects with ready-made bot profiles, specialist teams and workflows you don’t have to build from scratch
coding teams with separate reviewers
research desks with shared memory
sales bots with approval boundaries
even a 7-agent trading desk
here’s the collection ↓
1/ awesome-grokbot
a searchable catalog of public bot configurations. find a setup for the job instead of spending an afternoon writing another system prompt
https://t.co/qRxOhLnRC3
2/ botteams
start with a team rather than one overloaded bot. browse company-style setups and their specialist roles
https://t.co/aEZA6oERwl
3/ rosterroom
82 paste-ready team rosters. useful when you know what needs doing but haven’t figured out how to split the work
https://t.co/4E8WhsCPOV
4/ grok-bot-profiles
separate profiles for specification, implementation and verification
the bot writing the code doesn’t get to be its own reviewer
https://t.co/zx2uzNJc9S
5/ hypergrok-trading-desk
7 agents and 17 skills covering research, position sizing, execution and review
a framework for a trading workflow, not proof of a profitable strategy
https://t.co/YDykEvsme7
6/ root-agent-skill-framework
a coordinator that decides how many specialists a request needs, creates the bots and delegates management to leads
https://t.co/XaAbo82iaY
7/ awesome-grokbot by mergisi
copy-paste profiles, skills and team templates. another place to look before building everything yourself
https://t.co/DUzS4HJIB5
8/ grok-bot-templates
templates, teams, skills and routines with a more structured approach to defining what a bot should actually deliver
https://t.co/GfJMtzTCwe
9/ botskills
paste-ready setups that spell out the action each bot must never take without your approval
a useful detail when tools can do more than generate text
https://t.co/tr5q1gFPH5
10/ grok-skills
195 reusable playbooks. give a bot a process for the task instead of telling it to “be an expert”
https://t.co/TYeFa8IS8Z
11/ crew-contract
an operating protocol for bot teams: defined missions, artifact handoffs and completion criteria
less ambiguity about who owns what and whether the work is finished
https://t.co/LSdiqQiCke
12/ grokbot-for-gtm
an outbound GTM playbook connecting prospecting and outreach tools
you still need the accounts, integrations and permission to send
https://t.co/1I7h7N99mD
13/ gojiberryai-sales-os
an AI outbound team powered by the GojiberryAI MCP
worth checking if sales research and follow-ups are your bottleneck
https://t.co/YgbHFrhbdv
14/ grok-research
a dedicated equity research setup with researchers working under a coordinating role
research infrastructure, not a promise of market-beating returns
https://t.co/Oax2Hqsy1y
15/ grok-bot-token-saver
a chief-and-workers structure built around shorter role cards and compact handoffs
worth exploring before dragging another enormous conversation into the next task
https://t.co/32ylCipyiW
16/ grok-bot-cli
create bots and groups, send messages and inspect threads from the command line
for workflows that need scripting rather than more manual clicking
https://t.co/Qkjjy1fwDA
17/ grok-bot-skill
connect a coding agent with Grok Bot teammates so it can message existing bots or create new ones through the CLI
https://t.co/u56SOXHgEz
18/ awesome-grok-bot by majiayu000
another searchable catalog of public bot shares. useful for comparing how different people configure similar jobs
https://t.co/G5uP2duEAQ
19/ akeru-bot
a separate local-first alternative with named teammates, per-bot tools, instructions and memory
not a Grok Bot template pack
https://t.co/bSpUV1FMI7
20/ guaca
a separate agent workspace with shared conversations, persistent memory and MCP tools
run it locally or on your own server
https://t.co/X0NCFd2RqP
don’t install all 20 and call it productivity
pick one recurring task
read the setup and permissions
connect only what it needs
check the first result before scheduling anything
public code doesn’t mean free execution. subscriptions, APIs, integrations and hosting can still cost money
save this before you spend another weekend rebuilding a setup someone already published