this is pure f*cking treasure
Elon Musk's team at xAI just dropped 146 pre-built Grok bots online completely for free
They spy on competitor moves 24/7, audit contracts for hidden legal traps before you sign, update pitch decks with live data, and drive B2B pipeline without hiring a team. Each installs in one click
56 official business roles and 90 autonomous agents in the marketplace. SaaS tools like these easily bill hundreds every month, here they cost $0
Here are 3 of the most powerful bots nobody is talking about:
-> Competitive Intelligence Analyst: tracks competitor pricing shifts, stealth feature drops, and hiring signals in real-time, delivering a morning intelligence briefing on where they are vulnerable
-> Contract Desk: reviews dense legal contracts in 10 seconds, flags toxic clauses and hidden penalties, and keeps you from signing bad agreements
-> Deal Inspector: audits your sales pipeline, pinpoints why stalled deals are stuck, and drafts the exact rebuttal needed to get invoices paid
How to deploy any of them in 1 minute:
1. Open the official use-cases directory or the marketplace
2. Pick a specialized bot by the exact workflow you need done
3. Hit "Add" to mount it into your Grok instance
4. Fire off your first task in chat or via terminal
use cases: https://t.co/GeUmm6t2s9
marketplace: https://t.co/IT7qjHrCNW
Bookmark this before the marketplace gets gated behind an enterprise paywall
Factory co-founder and CEO Matan Grinberg: "If you're still doing all the routine work by hand and not delegating tasks to AI agents in Claude, you're just wasting your time."
A new video from Anthropic just dropped, where Matan Grinberg shares his real-world experience of how he moved toward fully automated workflows and how he now delegates tasks to agents that used to take weeks of human work.
"We're already living in a time when AI is a fully capable executor that you can trust with complex projects with almost no supervision."
1:08 - The mission: autonomy in software development
2:18 - Droids and the autonomous "dark factory"
3:29 - Modernizing COBOL while reducing human effort by 90%
4:49 - What Opus unlocks: less human supervision
5:51 - Shipping 300 products and rethinking what really matters
8:51 - Advice for future founders
In 10 minutes, it flips the way you think: you'll see how to properly work with Claude to get rid of up to 90% of the heavy, mechanical routine and finally start automating your work.
I'M F*CKING LOSING MY MIND OVER GROK BOT × BUZZCORE
I gave Grok Bot $27 and told it to run a desk of ten ants that never ask for a day off. 30 seconds of tape later the balance read $13,364.
Grok sends the signal, then every trade walks through the same four steps: scan, verify, execute, exit. a different ant holds each step. nobody skips one, nobody gets to "just this once".
86 closes. 76 wins, 10 losses. 88% win rate.
the big closes:
> 00:05, FINN on BONK, +$272, ten times the $27 it started with
> 00:11, CARLY on WIF, +$829
> 00:17, BONNIE on POPCAT, +$1,880
> 00:23, ISAIAH on PYTH, +$3,306
> 00:29, ARIANNA on MEW, +$5,964, the biggest of the session
what actually got me is the screen after the session ended.
those five closes made $12,252. the profit total was $13,337. that's 92% of everything from five trades.
the other 81 closes made $1,085 combined. most of them were tiny, and the ten losses were just red bars on the tape that the equity line stepped right over.
the timeline bar at the top runs 1m, 5m, 10m, 30m, 1h, 4h, 8h, and the session never even reached the first mark. it was already at 495x. nothing forced the rest.
that's the part most of us get wrong. we want every trade to be a good one. the desk just kept the small ones small and let the five good ones run.
$27 to $13,364 didn't come from 86 great trades. it came from five good ones and eighty-one that stayed out of the way.