With these 10 bots/prompts you turn your @Bot (Grok Bot from xAI) from a simple chatbot into a complete autonomous department for operations, marketing, productivity and support.
These are not ordinary prompts: they are deep configurations that give Grok Bot its own cloud computer, allow it to sign into your real tools, work 24/7 and deliver finished work.
Tested on real projects: after implementing them, iteration speed increases 3-4x, manual corrections drop to a minimum, and the quality of the final product improves so much that demand for services skyrockets. You go from regular AI user to a high-value specialist who delivers agency-level results in a fraction of the time.
The 10 prompts that turn @Bot into a complete team
1. Bot Advisor
The meta-bot. Its only job is to create and manage all your other bots. It interviews you, designs instructions, schedules and connections, and keeps an updated roster. It never deletes anything without your permission.
Ideal to start and scale your fleet.
Prompt (copy & paste):
Set up a new bot for me whose only job is to create and manage my other bots. Configure it: when I describe something I want automated, it interviews me, drafts the new bot's instructions, schedule and connections, and creates it; when an existing bot is noisy or missing the mark, it tightens the instructions; and it keeps a roster of what I run and what each bot is for. It never deletes a bot without my say-so. Ask me what bots I already have and what I'm trying to get out of them, have it design its first bot with me, then save it.
Based on this tweet by @petergyang :https://x.com/petergyang/status/2089401696946634801
2. Chief of Staff
Everything comes to him first. He routes work to the specialist bots, maintains a live list of what’s in flight, and sends you a daily check-in on the human decisions that are pending.
Connects Slack + Notion + Linear.
Prompt (copy & paste):
Set up a new bot for me to act as my chief of staff, always on. Walk me through connecting Slack, Notion and Linear, then configure it: everything comes to you first, route work to the right specialist bot, keep a running list of what's in flight, and post one daily check-in about what needs a human decision. Ask me which specialist bots I already run and which channel to post in, then save it.
Based on this tweet by @ericzakariasson : https://x.com/ericzakariasson/status/2087258914060664902
3. SEO Improver
Every 2 weeks it reviews pages losing impressions or sitting on page 2, rewrites titles and meta, fixes internal links, and opens a PR for you to review.
GitHub + DataForSEO + Search Console.
Prompt (copy & paste):
Set up a new bot for me. Walk me through connecting GitHub, DataForSEO and Google Search Console, then schedule it every 2 weeks: find pages losing impressions or sitting on page two, rewrite titles and metadata, fix internal links, and open a PR I review before merge. Ask me for the repo and content directory, do one dry run, then save the schedule.
Based on this tweet Contributed by @elie2222
4. Daily Briefing
Every weekday at 7am it sends you one message with your calls in order, who you’re meeting and why, anything that moved overnight, and the one thing you need to prepare.
Google Calendar + Slack.
Prompt (copy & paste):
Set up a new bot for me. Walk me through connecting my Google Calendar and Slack, then schedule it to run every weekday at 7:00am and send me one message: my calls in order, who I'm meeting and why, anything that moved overnight, and the one thing to prepare for. Ask me whatever you need, show me a test run, then save it as a bot I can edit later.
Based on this tweet Contributed by @elie2222 :
5. Inbox Marie Kondo
Cleans your inbox: archives the clutter, unsubscribes you from what you never open, and finds every paid subscription in your receipts so you can cancel what no longer sparks joy.
Everything with your prior approval. Gmail.
Prompt (copy & paste):
Set up a new bot for me to be my digital Marie Kondo. Walk me through connecting Gmail, then configure it: clean up my inbox — archive the clutter and unsubscribe me from what I never open — and find every paid subscription in my receipts so I can see what I'm spending and cancel what no longer sparks joy. Show me the full list of what it wants to archive, unsubscribe and cancel before it touches anything. Ask me what's sacred, do the first cleanout with me watching, then save it for a regular run.
Based on this tweet by @petergyang : https://x.com/petergyang/status/2089401696946634801
6. Churn Early Warning
Daily forecast of account health. Looks beyond the seat count: detects power users leaving, shifts in support tone, and alerts you early with recommendations.
Salesforce + PostHog + Slack.
Prompt (copy & paste):
Set up a new bot for me on a daily schedule to forecast account health. Walk me through connecting Salesforce, PostHog and Slack, then configure it: look past the headline number at seats going idle, power users leaving and support tone shifting, and tell me early when an account drifts plus what you'd do. Ask me what healthy usage means per plan, backtest it on three accounts we lost, then save it.
Based on this tweet by @ericzakariasson : https://x.com/ericzakariasson/status/2087258914060664902
7. Account Growth Coach
Reviews your niche and recent posts on X, proposes a consistent schedule of original content, identifies larger accounts to engage with genuinely, and tells you what to double down on.
X only.
Prompt (copy & paste):
Set up a new bot for me I can trigger for account growth, in its own dedicated chat. Walk me through connecting X, then configure it: review my niche and recent posts, suggest a consistent schedule of original takes, visuals, and questions that spark replies, identify relevant larger accounts to engage with genuinely, track which topics and formats perform, and recommend what to double down on. Ask me my main topic, audience, voice, posting frequency, and boundaries for engagement, draft the first week of posts and replies for my approval before anything is published, then save it for a weekly planning run.
Based on this tweet by @ElonMusk : https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2089719862880780588
8. X Strategist
Thinks the long game on X. Analyzes interactions, tells you who is worth building real relationships with, which content themes fit your background, and opportunities you’d otherwise miss.
It only advises — it never posts or replies for you.
Prompt (copy & paste):
Set up a new bot for me that thinks about the long game on X, separate from my reply and article bots. Walk me through connecting X, then configure it: watch my interactions and the accounts around me and report on who's worth paying more attention to, how to turn casual interactions into actual relationships, which content themes fit my background, and opportunities I'd otherwise miss. It advises only — it never replies or posts for me. Ask me about my background and what I want out of X, send one strategy memo so I can see if it surfaces people I'd have missed, then save it.
Based on this tweet by @kevinace : https://x.com/kevinace/status/2089074419175977004
9. Marketing Context Collector
Builds and maintains a complete, living brief of all your marketing: products, positioning, audience, brand voice, past campaigns, metrics, sales feedback… automatically refreshed.
Gmail + Slack + Notion + GA + HubSpot + Google Ads.
Prompt (copy & paste):
Set up a new bot for me in its own dedicated chat that builds a complete, current context brief for my marketing decisions. Walk me through connecting Gmail, Slack, Notion, Google Analytics, HubSpot, and Google Ads, then configure it to collect and organize my company background, products, positioning, customers, audiences, goals, offers, brand voice, past campaigns, performance data, sales feedback, constraints, and active experiments from those sources, flag gaps or conflicting information, and keep the context refreshed from live data on a schedule I choose. Ask me which sources and business details are authoritative, what information is sensitive, which metrics and channels matter most, how often to refresh, and what decisions I want the context to support. Do a supervised first collection and let me review and correct the resulting context brief before saving it, then save it as a bot.
Based on this tweet by @codyschneider : https://x.com/codyschneider/status/2089759262171967951
10. Firstmate
The only bot you talk to. Handles simple requests itself and delegates anything complex to other bots or agents (Cursor, etc.), supervises, verifies, and brings every update and final answer back to you in plain language.
The ultimate orchestrator.
Prompt (copy & paste):
Set up a new bot for me called Firstmate in its own dedicated chat, the only agent I talk to. Walk me through configuring it in Grok and connecting Cursor Cloud Agents for delegated development work, then configure it: handle simple requests yourself when they take a single tool call, and send anything larger to an appropriate teammate bot or native agent, supervise the work, verify the result, and bring every update and final answer back to me in plain language. Keep track of delegated tasks, recover transparently when an agent or tool fails, and continuously improve the delegation workflow from my feedback. Ask me what kinds of work I want handled directly, what should be delegated, which teammates or tools are available, and what quality checks matter, run a small supervised delegation as a trial, then save it.
Based on this tweet by @kunchenguid : https://x.com/kunchenguid/status/2089792928092963234
How these Grok Bot “skills” actually work
They are prompts that Grok Bot loads progressively. Each one is a markdown file with instructions + integrations. Grok Bot has its own cloud computer, signs into your tools exactly like a human, and works autonomously (with your approval on critical steps).
You can install them in two ways:
- Copy the prompt above and paste it to @Bot.
Combinations that deliver agency-level results
- Complete web/marketing project → Marketing Context Collector + SEO Improver + Account Growth Coach + X Strategist
- Company operations → Chief of Staff + Churn Early Warning + Daily Briefing
- Extreme personal productivity → Bot Advisor + Inbox Marie Kondo + Firstmate
- Full fleet → Bot Advisor + Bot Fleet Auditor + all the rest
Best practices (August 2026)
- Always start with Bot Advisor. It’s the most powerful meta-skill.
- Combine multiple bots in the same thread so they collaborate.
- Use schedules (daily, weekly) and let them work while you sleep.
- Always request dry-runs and human approval in the first cycles.
- Real power appears when you have 5-10 bots working in parallel.
Honest limitations
- Best performance requires paid Grok Bot plans (they come with their own machine).
- Official and community prompts are stable, but it’s still early beta.
- Critical projects still need human oversight.
- The bottleneck moves from “writing prompts” to “system quality + memory + tools”.
Official resources
- Official Grok Bot page: x.ai/bot
- Public API to query all bots
These 10 prompts (and the 150+ more in the directory) turn @Bot into something others still can’t imagine.
Try one today and you’ll see the difference.
If you want more specific combinations or a custom pack for your use case (agency, SaaS, personal, etc.), just tell me and I’ll put it together.
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