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HOLY F*CK $30 AND MOST PEOPLE TURN IT INTO A $400 TOKEN FURNACE IN WEEK 1.
not because grok bot is expensive. because their setup is.
the money jobs it runs with your laptop closed:
> sorts your inbox
> qualifies your leads
> matches invoices to purchase orders
> tells you where to move ad money
> drafts the newsletter
every prompt ends with "don't send, don't pay, don't change". it does 90% of the job. you make the one decision.
the 3 settings that decide if it makes you money or eats it:
> the clock: hourly or daily, not every 5 min
> the gate: ask first on anything you can't undo
> the brake: auto top-up off and a monthly limit
in one usage export, 75% of the tokens went to re-reading old chat. wake it less, re-read less. that's the whole bill.
one bot that reliably does one money job beats ten bots you have to babysit.
the full 10-step setup, every prompt ready to paste, is in the article below ↓
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Holy f*ck, 75% of a Grok Bot bill is the bot re-reading old chat
Your Grok Bot is not expensive. Your setup is
One routine every 5 minutes: ~$397 a month
Same routine with a check before the run: ~$45
The fixes that cost nothing:
Duplicate → 1 turn went from 158.8K tokens to 35.7K
Routines off your chatty bot → they stop re-reading your whole conversation
Hourly, not every 5 minutes → 12x fewer runs for the same job
Bots that should be skills → turn them into skills
And 3 free repos to set the team up right:
agent-org-chart → github.com/serenakeyitan/age…
Foreman → github.com/Archive228/forema…
grok-bot-profiles → github.com/HAEGONG/grok-bot-…
$397 → $45
Send the list to your Grok Bot
Then read the 6-bot setup and all 9 leaks in the article below.
HOLY F*CK. 10,000+ READY-MADE GROK BOTS ARE SITTING ON GITHUB
10 libraries. 40,838 template links. 4,097 creators. someone already built a bot for your job.
the 10 libraries, biggest first:
> templatesgrokbot: 10,524 templates in 21 job fields, searchable, with MCP access
> awesome-grok-bot-templates: 8,735 from 4,097 creators, each rated by how much access it needs
> awesome-grok-bot: 7,681 live shares plus field cases
> awesome-grokbot-templates: 6,325 across assistants, engineering, research, money, sales, creative, life
> awesome-grokbot: 4,933 live shares, every link status-checked
> awesome-grok-bot: 2,183 in english, chinese and japanese
> awesome-grok-bot: 182 with full prompts
> awesome-grokbot-templates: 159 ranked by community buzz
> awesome-grok-bot-template: 60 for routing, engineering, research, content
> awesome-grokbot: 56 copy-paste profiles and team setups
start with the second one. pick a bot marked green, no account access, and add it before you touch anything that can send or pay.
which job are you handing off first?
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holy f*ck, one $30 grok bot just became a full sales desk. this is f*cking insane
the video scrolls through all 10 setups, with the human gate next to each one.
it researches the lead before the call, turns the call into one clean packet, drafts the proposal and stops every discount until you say yes. it runs on the $30 premium plan.
how to set it up:
> open grok bot and hit new bot (+)
> name it sales desk and hit create
> paste its role as the first message
> give it one test lead, then save it as a skill
the bot does the prep. you own the price and the send button.
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ONE GROK BOT TURNED $129 INTO $9,482 IN 24 HOURS.
ANOTHER SAT ON HOLD WITH COMCAST FOR 25 MINUTES AND CUT THE BILL FROM $84 TO $45.
YOU’RE STILL WASTING WEEKS BUILDING GROK BOT TEAMS FROM SCRATCH.
the $9,482 came from one command. one desk, 4 stages: scan, rug check, momentum, exit.
it scanned 918 solana pairs. the rug filter threw out NATF on the scan, and NATF went -98% that day. a trailing stop 30% below the peak held one coin for over 3 hours and closed it at +441%
the $45 came from a bot that refused the first offer and asked before agreeing to anything.
none of that needs a team built from zero. github already has 15 ready-made projects:
> TEAMS: agent org chart, grok factory, botroster. one coordinator hands the work to specialist agents
> CODING: multibot, grok bot profiles, foreman. spec writer, bug repro, PR producer, PR verifier
> LIFE: grok bot second brain, phonezero. memory, research, calls and bookings with approval gates
> CONTENT: grokbot-x. x research, drafts, publishing
> TRADING: hypergrok trading desk, cryptofeed, ccxt, freqtrade, vectorbt, quantstats. market data, research, strategy, risk, execution
give each agent one job and an approval boundary. money moves wait for you.
stop building everything from zero.
which one are you sending your bot first?
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this is f*cking insane...
stop wasting weeks building grok bot teams from scratch.
github already did it for you.
15 github projects you should send to your bot first:
01 / agent org chart → ready-made teams for engineering, marketing, support and sales github.com/serenakeyitan/age…
02 / grok factory → one coordinator delegates coding, research and other work to specialist agents. github.com/jaredtrichard/gro…
03 / multibot → creates specialized teammates that delegate heavy tasks to coding clis. github.com/simo255/multiBot
04 / grok bot second brain → five agents handling coordination, memory, research and operations. github.com/mKay00/grok-bot-s…
05 / foreman → monitors agent teams, detects stalled tasks and verifies completed work. github.com/Archive228/forema…
06 / grokbot-x → automates x research, content drafts, publishing and writing improvements. github.com/YannisKiefer/grok…
07 / phonezero → gives grok bot a phone workflow for calls and restaurant bookings with approval gates. github.com/function1st/Phone…
08 / botroster → self-hosted ai teammates with shared files, browser access and scheduled tasks. github.com/mandarwagh9/botro…
09 / grok bot profiles → four specialist roles: spec writer, bug reproducer, pr producer and pr verifier. github.com/HAEGONG/grok-bot-…
10 / hypergrok trading desk → seven agents covering market data, research, strategy, risk and execution. github.com/galleonlabs/hyper…
11 / cryptofeed → streams live crypto trades, prices and order book updates. github.com/bmoscon/cryptofee…
12 / ccxt → one api to connect your trading system to multiple crypto exchanges. github.com/ccxt/ccxt
13 / freqtrade → backtests and runs trading strategies with dry-run mode and position tracking. github.com/freqtrade/freqtra…
14 / vectorbt → tests thousands of trading strategy combinations against historical data. github.com/polakowo/vectorbt
15 / quantstats → generates reports covering returns, drawdowns, volatility and trading performance. github.com/ranaroussi/quants…
start with one team and give it a clear job.
connect specialists through apis, mcp or scripts. give each agent defined responsibilities and approval boundaries.
stop building everything from zero.
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YOU'RE WASTING WEEKS BUILDING AI AGENT TEAMS FROM SCRATCH.
GITHUB ALREADY HAS 5 READY-MADE GROK BOT TEAMS.
here's what's sitting there, so you can pick one tonight:
TEAMS: Agent Org Chart, Grok Factory, BOTROSTER
> eng lead, marketing, support, sales
> one coordinator hands the work to specialist agents
CODING: multiBot, Grok Bot Profiles, Foreman
> spec writer > bug repro > PR producer > PR verifier
> Foreman finds stalled tasks and verifies the finished work
LIFE: Grok Bot Second Brain, PhoneZero
> memory, research, calls, restaurant bookings
> every booking waits for your OK
CONTENT: grokbot-x
> X research > drafts > publishing
TRADING: HyperGrok Trading Desk, Cryptofeed, CCXT, Freqtrade, VectorBT, QuantStats
> 7 agents: market data > research > strategy > risk > execution
> Freqtrade backtests and dry-runs the strategy
the part everyone skips: approval boundaries
> money and orders need your OK
> publishing needs your OK
> calls and bookings need your OK
> code merges go through the verifier
the risk agent blocked a BTC order at 3x the size limit. that's the whole point
stop building everything from zero. start with one team and give it one clear job
which team are you starting with?
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THIS IS F*CKING INSANE
SMALL TEAMS ARE LOSING DEALS AFTER THE CALL WHILE ONE $30 GROK BOT ALREADY DOES THE RESEARCH, THE NOTES, THE PROPOSAL AND THE FOLLOW-UP
Here are the 10 setups, open this first:
01 > Inbound Lead Brief > linked facts, three unknowns, five call questions
02 > Pre-Call Command Center > one-page briefing, not a 40-question list
03 > Call to CRM Handoff > one clean packet before the buyer goes cold
04 > Proposal Factory > decision-ready skeleton while the call is still warm
05 > Follow-Up Radar > daily list of deals moving, stuck or ready to close out
06 > Deal Risk Gate > every discount stops here until you decide
07 > Founder Pipeline Brief > what needs your decision this morning
08 > Lead Qualification Scorecard > book the call, ask more or decline
09 > Objection Response Builder > three ways to answer, you pick one
10 > Handoff to Delivery > the team delivers exactly what was sold
the bot does the prep
you own the price, the contract and the send button
Start with Setup 01 before your next lead shows up
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THIS IS F*CKING INSANE. ONE $30 GROK BOT JUST BECAME A FULL SALES DESK.
IT RESEARCHES YOUR LEADS BEFORE THE CALL, AND IT STOPS EVERY DISCOUNT UNTIL YOU SAY YES.
Here's the setup, so you can copy it tonight:
NEW BOT: one bot, one job.
Grok Bot → New Bot (+) → name it Sales Desk → Create
ITS ROLE: paste this as the first message.
“Prepare sales research, meeting briefs, CRM-ready notes, proposal drafts and follow-up queues. Never send messages, change CRM records, set prices or make customer promises without my approval.”
LEAD BRIEF: give it a public homepage and a made-up inquiry.
“One-page brief: linked facts, three unknowns, five call questions.”
Check every link before you use it on a real lead. Then:
“Save the process we just used as a skill called Inbound Lead Brief.”
AFTER THE CALL: it turns the transcript into one clean packet: notes, owner, next step.
PROPOSALS: a decision-ready skeleton, not a fake final quote. You set the price.
DISCOUNTS: they stop at the Deal Risk Gate. Pricing, terms and promises always need a person.
MORNING BRIEF: “Every weekday at 8:00 AM, run the Founder Pipeline Brief. Do not contact customers; report missing data.”
Set your timezone first: Settings → Bot → Timezone.
One warning before you schedule anything: a Test run does real work and uses your allowance. Use safe data.
And it all runs on the $30 Premium plan.
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THIS IS F*CKING INSANE. 91 GROK BOTS AND EVERY SINGLE ONE IS FREE
people pay $50-200 for bots like these. you pay $0
that's $4,550 to $18,200 of bots just sitting there
> one chases unpaid invoices until the cash lands
> one finds your hottest leads before they go cold
> one closes the follow-ups you forgot about
> one haggles your saas bills down
56 live on the use cases page
35 more waiting in the marketplace
how to grab one:
> open the use cases page or the marketplace
> find the bot for the job you’re sick of doing
> tap add, it lands in your grok bot
> give it its first task in chat
use cases: x.ai/bot/use-cases
marketplace: x.ai/bot/marketplace
don't add all 91. start with one for the task you hate the most
save this before it stops being free
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THIS IS F*CKING INSANE. GROK BOT JUST MADE THE IPHONE SMARTER THAN SIRI EVER WAS.
IT CLEANS OUT SUBSCRIPTIONS YOU’RE NOT EVEN USING, AND IT MAKES YOUR PHONE CALLS FOR YOU.
Here's the setup, so you can copy it tonight:
ACTION BUTTON: one press and you’re talking to it.
iPhone Settings → Action Button → Shortcut → Grok Bot → Start Voice Chat
YOUR PHONE’S APPS: Calendar, Reminders, Contacts, Location, Alarms and Home.
Grok Bot → Settings → Connect apps → iPhone → Allow, one app at a time
“What’s on today, and is anything clashing?”
PHONE CALLS: stop sitting on hold.
“Call the restaurant and book a table for 2 tonight at 8.”
“Call my internet provider and ask if there’s a cheaper plan.”
It says it’s a virtual assistant, the call may be recorded, and then it tells you how it went.
SUBSCRIPTIONS: run the “Find unused subscriptions” template, pick the ones you don’t need, and it cancels them.
SHOPPING: “Find the best price on headphones, compare 3 options, don’t buy yet.”
It shows product cards, and tracks the order if you buy.
ITS OWN EMAIL: “Get yourself an email address.”
Then: “Use your email for my newsletters and send me one digest every Friday.”
One warning before you add your card to Vault: the bot never sees the number, but a saved card fills in at checkout without asking you. Want to approve every payment? Don’t save it.
And keep Grok Bot open on your phone, or it can’t reach your apps.
And the entry price just dropped 90%.
Bookmark this.
Grok Bot just got a MASSIVE upgrade – starting at $20/month.
It's own email. Smarter agents. Better coding tools. Tasks straight from X.
Set it up once. Give it a goal. Let it keep working while you sleep.
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this is f*cking crazy... one $30 Grok Bot runs a full sales desk while you sleep
10 setups. one bot called Sales Desk. you wake up to decision-ready deals:
> the lead is researched before the call - linked facts, 3 unknowns, 5 call questions
> the call turns into one clean packet - notes, owner, next step
> the proposal skeleton is waiting - you just set the price
> follow-ups sorted - moving, stuck, close it
> a buyer asks for a discount? it stops at the Deal Risk Gate and waits for you
every weekday at 8:00 AM it hands you one question:
what needs a decision from me before this deal gets colder?
the bot does the prep. you own the price, the promise and the send button
most teams don’t lose deals on the call. they lose them after it
save this, then read the full setup in the article below ↓
holy f*uck, 10 Grok Bot setups turn leads into 100$+ deals
1 bot + $30/month = a sales desk that never forgets what happened on the call:
> no more deals dying after the call
> a brief before every call
> proposals while the buyer is still warm
> no more "who was supposed to follow up?"
> a buyer asks for a discount?
here's how to set it up:
1 → open Grok Bot, hit New Bot, name it Sales Desk
2 → paste its role: research, call briefs, CRM notes, proposal drafts, follow-ups. never send, never set prices, never promise without approval
3 → give it one test lead: a public homepage + a made-up inquiry
4 → check every link, fix the first weak output
5 → save it as a skill: Inbound Lead Brief
6 → add the next setup, one at a time. optional: every weekday 8:00 AM, the Founder Pipeline Brief
the bot does the prep. you own the promise, the price and the send button
the result: no lead goes cold because the team forgot what happened on the call
start with Setup 01 before your next lead arrives
save now, then read the full guide below ↓
HOLY SH*T YOU'RE USING $30 GROK BOT LIKE A CHAT BUT THE SAME BOT SELLS AS A $3,000 SETUP
businesses don't pay for answers. they pay for a job that gets done every morning without anyone remembering it
that job is a routine. a standing order. every weekday at 8am, do X
what each setup sells for, straight from the guide:
> receipts & inbox desk: $300-600 + $100-200/mo
> lead research with drafted outreach: $500-1,000
> a Team Bot in their Slack: $1,500-3,000 + $300-500/mo
> webhook intake bot: $400-800
> content research desk: $200-400/mo
> competitor watch inbox: $150-300/mo
> trader's morning brief: $50-150/mo per person
your cost: the client owns the account. you sell the routine
the bot drafts, a human presses send. nothing goes out at 3am
day 5 of the plan: record a 2-minute video of it working, send it to 10 owners you already know. one line: "I can set this up for you this week"
everyone got the same $30 bot. most of them are asking it questions
be honest, which one are you building first?
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OH MY F*CKING GOD. 91 GROK BOTS LIKE THESE GO FOR $50-200 EACH. HERE IT'S $0
91 × $50 at the very least = $4,550 of bots you don’t pay for
56 official ones on the use cases page
35 more in the marketplace
→ one reads your inbox
→ one chases your unpaid invoices
→ one calls your customers
→ one runs your vacuum from chat
grabbing one takes 4 taps:
open the use cases page or the marketplace
pick the bot by the job you hate most
hit add, it shows up in your grok bot
send it the first task in chat
bots you’d pay up to $200 for, sitting there at $0. you’re scrolling past free labor
start with the task you hate most. one bot. today
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I put together one guide for anyone who wants a workflow like the SpaceXSI team's.
One message builds your whole Grok Bot setup. Plus the team's rules, prompt habits, routines and permissions. Every setup is a block you paste.
16-min read. Save it ↓
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holy sh*t this grok bot guide saves me 953$/mo
the real play isn't “add 10 agents.” it's turning autonomy into levels:
1. start with one boring, reversible job
2. define the exact finish line
3. give the bot one key, not the whole keyring
4. make a checker return the exact failed criterion
5. promote autonomy only after 5 clean runs
hard limits from the guide:
> 50 items per run
> 2 retries
> $0 unapproved spend
> 0 external actions without approval
copy this operating rule:
safe work can run automatically. anything public, paid, destructive, or permission-changing stops at a human gate.
the moat isn't a smarter prompt. it's an agent that knows what finished means, proves it, and knows when to stop.
save this before you let a bot touch your business.
Grok Bot could be the operating layer AI agents have been missing.
It can use tools, run routines and coordinate other agents with minimal supervision.
In this article, I show you how.
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holy sh*t one engineer went from 15 to 200+ cloud agents.
according to the article, he stopped babysitting every run and put a small team of bots in charge of the workflow.
the part most people screw up:
more agents don't mean more output. without ownership and checks, you just get more chaos, more broken prs, and a bigger damn mess.
> one bot owns one domain
> each agent gets a task and a definition of done
> every result comes back with proof
> the board catches failed checks and conflicts
> a human reviews the risky stuff and merges
steal the handoff:
task: [what to build]
done when: [how to verify it]
proof: [test, screenshot, or log]
stop if: [missing access or unsafe change]
start with one bot and one agent. make the loop work before you scale the hell out of it.
usage, subscriptions and cloud runs can cost money. the numbers above are the article author's reported example, not a result or guarantee for you.
THIS IS F*CKING GROK BOT SETUP HANDLED A BILLING TICKET FOR $0.20
The guide reports a support-session example: medium or complex tickets cost around $1-$2, while simple billing tickets fell to about $0.20 after a script handled them.
Different ticket types, not a controlled benchmark.
The real move isn't hire 100 bots.
It's stop paying full price to do the same damn task twice.
> identify one repeatable task
> build a fixed check once
> route simple cases through it
> send exceptions to a human
> measure actual cost before scaling
100 simple tickets at $0.20 = $20.
It's doing the same work manually while someone else builds the system.
𝐇𝐎𝐋𝐘 𝐅*𝐂𝐊, 𝐆𝐑𝐎𝐊 𝐁𝐎𝐓’𝐒 𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐑𝐘 𝐏𝐑𝐈𝐂𝐄 𝐂𝐎𝐋𝐋𝐀𝐏𝐒𝐄𝐃 𝟗𝟎% 𝐅𝐑𝐎𝐌 $𝟐𝟎𝟎 𝐓𝐎 $𝟐𝟎.
And people are still burning hours copying context between inboxes, calendars, X and coding tools.
The new setup is brutal:
> give the bot its own email
> use Main Bot to coordinate specialists
> turn any useful X post into a real task
> send coding work to Cursor
> demand screenshots and recordings before calling it done
The money model is simple:
30 minutes saved per workday * 20 days = 10 hours a month.
At $50/hour, that is $500 of trapped time against a $20 starting plan. Even recovering 10% of it covers the subscription.
Morning: “What needs my approval?”
Evening: “What can you finish before tomorrow?”
Your competitors do not need 20 agents. They need one repeatable workflow running while you keep doing everything by hand.
Steal the full setup from the Article below.
Grok Bot just got a MASSIVE upgrade – starting at $20/month.
It's own email. Smarter agents. Better coding tools. Tasks straight from X.
Set it up once. Give it a goal. Let it keep working while you sleep.
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