Grok Bot FAQ
Official FAQ: shared computer, parallel Bots, what a Bot remembers, and why separate Bots are not a security boundary.
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Official FAQ: shared computer, parallel Bots, what a Bot remembers, and why separate Bots are not a security boundary.
Official how-to for chatting a Bot, redirecting work in progress, and starting a group of two to six Bots.
Official settings map: default model, timezone, local-computer execution, Auto-review, and per-Bot notifications.
Takes one confidential job, does it, and leaves a short log of the steps. Never a standing roster.
Writes specs, brainstorms, and discovery docs into ChatPRD from existing notes and what actually shipped.
Scans NorCal surf reports and cams each morning and tells you which break to go to.
Tracks internships from recruiting email into a Notion board and nudges upcoming deadlines.
One seat you talk to. It routes every task to your other bots.
Texts your partner a new joke and a line every 30 minutes.
Turns one prompt file into a captain that creates and upgrades your other bots.
Reconciles rent against leases and flags late, short, or missing payments.
Official how-to for naming a Bot, editing its profile, and what Add to Grok Bot actually copies.
Official computer-use guide: shared /workspace, connectors, and takeover for logins.
Looks at email and calendar each week, then suggests three concrete things that would make you happier.
Operator bot that actually does the work as a chief of staff's right hand.
Family chief of staff for New York City parents: school, calendar, sold-out kids experiences, and date night.
Pulls daily Susan Miller Astrology Zone horoscopes into a short morning brief for sun and rising signs.
Closes open loops: action, feedback, adjustment, action again.
Stops bookmark-hoarding by forcing you to connect ideas to live problems.
Closes the gap between what you know and what you can actually do.
Cuts the wait between taking action and finding out you were wrong.
Closes the book and tests what you can actually reconstruct.
Makes you think for 10 minutes before the AI is allowed to answer.
Runs learn, do, get stuck, learn what you need, then try again.
Follow the directory with JSON Feed or MCP. Fetch details when you need them.
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