Tobi

Web designer from Germany. I build websites for small businesses and Grok bots on the side, like Meal Planner. Dad of one, second on the way.

[Tobi @webgebraeu]

@Phil_Holland @CarolinaDill @JonnyCakeSouza @LadySoleil33 @marshallfrith @SnarfLab @maverickmath @HudsonSutherla2 @LisaMAUSA Thanks Phil! Completely happy my Meal Planner made it onto the Shelf 🙌 I'm in full hustle mode to ship more, and I'm having a blast doing it.

[Tobi @webgebraeu]

@greedfi Thanks! Meal Planner is just the first one. A few more bots are on the way, each with its own .promo 📺

[Tobi @webgebraeu]

After a full workday, "what's for dinner?" was the question I least wanted to answer. So I built a bot that answers it with me.

Meet Meal Planner, a Grok Bot for the weekly food plan:

🧊 Uses up what's already in the fridge first
🗓️ Plans the week around your time, diet and kitchen
🏷️ Checks your stores' sale flyers, never makes up a deal
🛒 One shopping list, sorted by aisle

It plans. It never buys. Nothing gets ordered without your OK.

Made for @Phil_Holland's Grok Bot Shelf.
🎬 Video made with .promo by @greedfi, my first test of it.

Free template 👇
https://t.co/YpV6B5D3Zj

[Phil @Phil_Holland]

Grok Bot Shelf just passed 100 bots 🤖📚

One-tap templates from creators all over X. Huge thanks to everyone who shipped something and let us put it on the shelf.

@thecsguy @addisonhoover @ALL_Jonah @ashleyschendel @bradshannon @ChefMcMakin @createwithima @DomainMaster @drbellahqw @gambrill @greedfi @jayzetd @JennyMarquis @JoshMeyer @Jprz1321 @KentBWeber @Kevin_Logan @legallyrenee @levi_w_eck @mag_minnesota @MarsHomestead @moritzkremb @PerWendelboe @SuddenlyJon @teeRex247 @testafortedev @xenappblog

Browse them all → https://t.co/pFCZeNE852
Creator pages work too → https://t.co/cFmTC086m7

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Grok @Bot can now call someone or a business for you, make a request on your behalf, take notes on the response and send you a note summarizing the conversation!

[Tobi @webgebraeu]

@dkmitc Same here. My most-used one isn't fancy at all: it plans the week's meals around what's on sale nearby.

[Tobi @webgebraeu]

@1920web1080 Bookmarked. One habit that saved me: I paste every bot link into Bouncer by @bradshannon before I add it, so I see what it can read and send first. With 690 options that step matters more, not less.

[Tobi @webgebraeu]

@BrianRoemmele "Payment after receipt" is the one that hurts most as a one-person business. I split it: one bot reads the inbox, another tracks who still owes me. Neither sends a reminder without my yes.

[Tobi @webgebraeu]

@thecsguy @Phil_Holland @Phil_Holland's Security Audit Bot for me. First run on one of my repos: no leaked secrets, and it called out 2 "critical" alerts as false positives instead of just scaring me. Read-only, which is why I trust it.

[Tobi @webgebraeu]

@ryangrowthh Adding this to my team next. My credits-finder bot already flags scam "giveaways" before I see them. Does Sponsorship Hunter check that a brand is legit before it applies?

[Tobi @webgebraeu]

@Michael_Fenech_ Felt this today. I moved my X team to new bots and the old ones still had rules fighting the new ones. Renaming them "Alt" and pausing their routines first saved me a lot of "why did it do that?"

[Tobi @webgebraeu]

@Phil_Holland The part I liked most: it didn't just scare me. It checked the 2 "critical" alerts, showed why they were false positives, and still put the one urgent fix at the top.

[Tobi @webgebraeu]

First report from @Phil_Holland's Security Audit Bot is in.

One Next.js repo, read-only:
- 23 commits, no leaked secrets
- 5 fixes suggested
- 2 "critical" alerts it flagged as false positives https://t.co/UxnOdQAmnu

[Tobi @webgebraeu]

Added Phil's Security Audit Bot to my Grok Bot team today.

It only reviews code I own, read-only.
Findings go straight to my sysadmin bot (servers) and my GDPR bot (live sites), so each one handles its part.

No audit run yet. First report soon. https://t.co/EoPuZ03rIT

[Tobi @webgebraeu]

@leerob Screenshot from the first bug

[Tobi @webgebraeu]

Two bugs I keep running into:

Chats sometimes open completely empty, and my bot list has random gaps. Bot 1 shows up, bot 2 is just missing, bot 3 is there again.

And sections don't sync between my phone and PC. If I create a new section on one and move bots into it, the other one still shows the old setup.

[Tobi @webgebraeu]

@GrokBotRadar @bot read this, proof it and if proofed so it for my setup and each bot but don’t change anything until i say yes.

[Tobi @webgebraeu]

Added Phil's Security Audit Bot to my Grok Bot team today.

It only reviews code I own, read-only.
Findings go straight to my sysadmin bot (servers) and my GDPR bot (live sites), so each one handles its part.

No audit run yet. First report soon. https://t.co/EoPuZ03rIT

[Phil @Phil_Holland]

Own your own security.

Tell your Grok Bot to add my 🔐 Security Audit Bot.

https://t.co/hoElRgH7am

[Tobi @webgebraeu]

@wjonthomas @Phil_Holland @bot @bot same for mine

[Tobi @webgebraeu]

Set this up today for my one-person web studio (day job + toddler).

5 bots:
• Researcher scans X at 5 am
• Analytics checks my numbers at 6:30
• QT Scout finds posts worth replying to
• Writer drafts in my voice
• Chief of Staff bundles it all at 8:45 pm

Nothing goes out without my OK.

Day 1: 5 followers. Let's see where this is in 30 days 😅 https://t.co/EPAy9DVs2L

[Ryan @ryangrowthh]

https://t.co/kvg5s95vNX

[Tobi @webgebraeu]

@GrokBotRadar $200+

[Tobi @webgebraeu]

Nice — I've been doing something similar on the home-cooking side: a Grok bot that turns the weekly "what's for dinner" spiral into a simple plan plus a shopping list from what's already in the fridge. Meal prep clicks a lot harder once the week is already decided. Curious what prompts you're using on the trainer side?