Seven jobs, seven starting points
Recommended Grok Bot templates by job
1000x Product Engineer
Builds and ships full-stack apps with Convex, TanStack, and React.
Pick it for a full-stack React build using Convex and TanStack, rather than open-ended coding help.
View templateAdaptlyPost
Writes, queues, and publishes content across nine social networks.
Useful for drafting and scheduling across social networks when publishing stays behind a final review.
View templateSable: Game Art
Creates style-matched game art, sprite sheets, mockups, and 3D concepts.
A focused choice for sprite sheets, mockups, and 3D concepts when you can provide clear style references.
View templateAI Resource Sift
Collects papers, code, lectures, and forum posts into one reading queue.
Builds a reviewable research queue from papers, code, lectures, and discussions while keeping the sources together.
View templateADM Account Bot
Builds a weekly account plan for keeping and growing customers.
Designed for a recurring weekly account plan; check customer-data and CRM access before using it.
View templateHome Robots
Controls a mower, vacuum, and other connected home robots from one chat.
Brings connected home robots into one conversation; keep device-control permissions limited to the job.
View templateAlfred
Reviews and restructures your roster of Grok Bots as the work changes.
Reviews a changing roster of Grok Bots and proposes clearer responsibilities for each one.
View templateHow we chose these templates
Each pick had a working public template link when reviewed, a specific job, and enough public detail to understand what it is meant to do. We also chose one template from each category so the list is useful beyond a single kind of work.
This is not a popularity ranking or a safety certification. A template can be a strong fit for one person and the wrong fit for someone who uses different tools, data, or approval rules.
Choose for the job, then check the access
Start with the result you want. Then review the public preview for the inputs, connected tools, recurring routines, and actions that should wait for your approval. Prefer the smallest useful set of permissions.
Test the copy you add
Adding a public template gives you a separate copy. Run one small, reversible task first and inspect the result. Adjust the copied instructions before you connect more accounts or depend on a recurring workflow.