Use case: Pulls what people said in the last 30 days across Reddit, X, YouTube, Hacker News and the web into a grounded research brief
Works with None: web search, reading public X posts are built in
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Use case: Pulls what people said in the last 30 days across Reddit, X, YouTube, Hacker News and the web into a grounded research brief
Works with None: web search, reading public X posts are built in
Use case: Sourced, dated claims from live web search instead of training-only answers
Works with None: web search is built in
Use case: Signs up for competitors’ newsletters and products with your Bot's email address, walks their onboarding, watches pricing, changelog, jobs and X, and suggests counter-positioning
Works with Email (your Bot's own address, from the Email plugin in Connect apps). It uses competitors' sites in its own browser, and reading public X posts is built in
Use case: Checks 3-5 public pages each morning and messages you only when the detail you care about changes
Works with No apps needed
Use case: Works out what would change your decision, keeps watch, and messages you only when it happens
Works with No apps needed
Use case: Reads the update logs of the 8+ tools you use and sends one morning report, including which tools had a quiet day
Works with No apps needed
Use case: Six Bots that track earnings, read filings, update valuations, check options, challenge your thesis and send one morning report
Works with Finance (Connect apps) to read your holdings, or a watchlist you paste. Web search is built in
Use case: Filters your timeline so only posts with substance and relevance get a deeper look
Works with The X plugin (Connect apps, sign in with X). Your home timeline isn't public, so built-in X reading can't see it
Use case: Turns a messy pile of saved posts into a judged, searchable list (keep, act, archive)
Works with The X plugin (Connect apps, sign in with X). Your bookmarks aren't public, so built-in X reading can't see them
Use case: Reply to any X post with @bot plus an instruction, and your main Bot (the docs' term) picks up the post as a task: to research it, test it or save it
Works with None. Your X account must be connected to your Grok account: on grok.com, open Settings, then Account, choose Connect next to your X account. You also need a Bot of your own
Use case: Every morning captures the best posts across the topics you choose and turns them into short reads
Works with None: reading public X posts is built in
Use case: Takes a startup or product idea and returns the riskiest assumptions and the next experiment
Works with None: web search is built in
Use case: A research Bot writes a weekly brief on your industry (AI labs, agents, evals in one case)
Works with None: web search, reading public X posts are built in
Use case: Watches a specific data feed you care about (seismic activity in one case) so you can study it
Works with Google Sheets for the log (optional). It reads public data feeds on the web
Use case: Builds a forecasting index for an industry (trucking in one case) from X posts
Works with None: reading public X posts is built in
Use case: Summarizes podcast episodes you don’t have time for
Works with None: it reads podcast pages, YouTube in its own browser
Use case: Transcribes YouTube podcasts better than native captions, identifies speakers, chunks by idea and builds a searchable library
Works with Google Drive or Airtable for the library. It reads YouTube in its own browser
Use case: Transcribes a course or talk, compares every tip with your setup and writes what you’re still missing
Works with None: share a YouTube link or upload the video
Use case: Reads large volumes of comments or chat, pulls out the ideas and returns a ranked list with who said what
Works with None: it reads public comments on the web, X, YouTube
Use case: Research briefs with a source hierarchy, a stopping rule and a defined deliverable instead of ‘research this deeply’
Works with None: web search is built in
Use case: A personal morning brief or news page that your Bot refreshes on a schedule
Works with Google Docs, or a GitHub Pages site (optional)
Use case: Checks the US visa bulletin on a schedule and tells you when your category's date moves. (The source project pushes updates to a routine's webhook, an advanced setup; a scheduled check is simpler.)
Works with None: it reads the visa bulletin on the web
Use case: Every week Grok Bot searches arXiv and Semantic Scholar for your keywords, logs new papers to a sheet with a one-line summary, and sorts them into keep, skim or drop
Works with Google Sheets, Notion (optional). It searches arXiv, Semantic Scholar on the web
Use case: Grok Bot reads your papers and articles and builds an interlinked wiki in Notion or a Markdown folder: one page per concept, paper or person, with summaries, links and an index
Works with Notion, or a Markdown folder on its cloud computer (Obsidian-ready), Google Drive
Use case: Give Grok Bot a spreadsheet, CSV folder or warehouse connection and it defines the key tables and metrics, queries the data on its computer, answers your question, and returns a dashboard or report with charts
Works with Google Sheets, Google Drive. A data warehouse such as BigQuery needs its own connection, an advanced setup
Use case: Give Grok Bot a list of companies, schools or tools and the facts you need, and it collects them from public websites and filings into a Google Sheet with a source link per cell, stopping after the first batch so you can check quality
Works with Google Sheets. It reads public websites, filings in its own browser
Use case: Grok Bot reads a folder of interview transcripts and PDFs and produces a theme summary, an evidence table with quotes and sources, and an annotated bibliography, marking thinly supported themes as tentative
Works with Google Drive, Granola or another meeting-notes app
Use case: Grok Bot researches a person from public sources only (web and X search), writes a short professional bio, and lists every source. It doesn’t open private messages or logged-in accounts
Works with None: web search, reading public X posts are built in
Use case: Every Monday Grok Bot visits your competitors’ sites in its browser, records prices for the products you track, compares them with last week, and gives you a short report with timestamped screenshots of what changed
Works with Google Sheets. It visits competitors' sites in its own browser
Use case: Interviews you to build a list of 7 to 10 channels, then each morning at 7 checks them for videos from the last 24 hours, skips anything already in its seen-log, and summarizes the rest from their transcripts: channel, title, 3 bullets, why you'd care and a link. The recap arrives in its chat
Works with The TranscriptAPI plugin, if Connect apps lists it, the source setup uses it because reading YouTube in a browser is less reliable. Otherwise the Bot reads YouTube in its own browser
Use case: Paste an AI launch post, benchmark chart or price claim and get a dated, sourced claim card: supported, vendor-only, contradicted or unverifiable
Works with None: web search, reading public X posts are built in
Use case: Audits your site for SEO, content, speed, accessibility, conversion rate optimization (CRO) and schema, scores every finding P0, P1 or P2 (most to least urgent) with an evidence URL, and shows what changed since last month. No invented metrics
Works with None: it reads your site in its own browser. Search Console is optional, also in its own browser
Use case: Watches Reddit, X, Hacker News and Bluesky for mentions of your product, your competitors and buying-signal phrases, and ranks fresh mentions by how likely they are to buy
Works with None: web search, reading public X posts are built in
Use case: Audits a pile of creator-revenue screenshots against follower counts and charts what really moves payouts (in this case impressions, not followers)
Works with Google Sheets. Attach your screenshots
Use case: Checks daily for new high-school athletes committing to colleges so a local sports site can report it first
Works with Google Sheets. Web search, reading public X posts are built in
Use case: Every day turns the articles you bookmarked on X into a clean EPUB file (an e-book) for your e-reader (for example reMarkable), for offline reading
Works with The X plugin (Connect apps, sign in with X), plus Google Drive or Dropbox for a folder your e-reader syncs from. Gmail, if your e-reader takes files by email
Use case: Scans a folder, finds exact duplicates, proposes where everything goes, flags unclear files, and moves things only after you approve, then checks nothing was lost
Works with Google Drive, or files on the Bot's computer
Use case: Finds used cars near your ZIP code and ranks which are worth a look, with estimated miles left
Works with Car listing sites, in its own browser
Use case: Watches your street camera and pings you when a curb gap looks big enough for your car
Works with Your own street camera
Use case: Watches your inbox for deliveries across retailers and stays silent unless a package is delayed, needs action, or has arrived. It asks you when a status is unclear
Works with Gmail
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