I didn’t start building bots to share them.
I started because I was tired of re-explaining my life every time I opened a chat. I just wanted something that already knew who I was, what I was working on, and which relationships actually mattered.
After bouncing around a few tools, I landed on Grok Bot. The real unlock wasn’t better prompting — it was continuity. So I spent every waking hour for 7 weeks building the system I actually use every day: priorities, people, decisions, and relationship intelligence kept in plain files the bot can read.
Now I’m sharing the template.
It’s free. The bot + the full setup guide are here:
https://t.co/nFxd02AfWg
(Or direct: https://t.co/SXvi5udM0q)
If you’ve been fighting the same “it doesn’t remember me” problem, this is the foundation I built for myself. Take it.
@XFreeze I agree. We interact with the smartest tech on the planet and have to send it screenshots of itself so it can help us navigate its own interface.
@thecsguy 16. I would keep my main bot. That’s who I communicate with.
I think one bot can execute all bot tasks and routines but it keeps me organized having dedicated bots.
@Phil_Holland Centelligence Brain Bot. I gave you the bot to put on your site. It will help you connect to have constant continuity and state. Has the download and guide setup!