Howff: open Grok Bot shelf with 500+ templates
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Nikola compares xAI's ~70-template marketplace to Howff, an open-source Grok Bot shelf with over 500 templates you can read then Add.
Lived tips after two weeks: start with a chief of staff, do not spin up 15 agents, focus one useful loop before routines, and watch credit burn.
Official product design writeup on agents that persist beyond a session: Bot roster, presence, a computer of the Bot’s own, and work that starts without a prompt.
Managed Agent Computer vs Hermes on a VPS: prove the desk is alive, treat /workspace as durable state, one shared machine for many bots, and when Hermes still wins.
Chinese writeup on three people who get real value from Grok Bot and four task types you should not hand it — treating it as a teammate with a computer, not chat.
What one Add click actually hands over when a shared template lists no permissions — a blunt pre-add security read.
Why to scan what a shared Grok Bot template exposes before you Add it, and what a pre-add check still cannot see.
Official Bot Marketplace is live: 69 public Bots, 43 creators, 10 categories — one-click Add for handpicked SpaceXAI and community templates.
How to turn Obsidian into lasting memory for Grok Bot so you stop re-explaining what you are working on.
Walkthrough from first Grok Bot message to a working multi-bot team.
Compressed stack of five tools pointed at Grok Bot for spinning up a one-person company desk in about an hour.
OpenClaw vs Hermes vs Grok Bot in plain terms, plus ten real unattended jobs and why persistent cloud computers change the chat-box era.
Chinese Template Hub at grok-bot.app collecting useful Grok Bot share templates as the catalog grows.
Walkthrough of copying a finished Grok Bot agent via share templates and putting it on real work.
Chinese lived writeup on hiring a Grok Bot roster and finally feeling like you run an AI team.
Give people outside engineering access to Grok Bot through your Cursor team, and let members sign in to IdP apps from the Bot computer.
Reach internal services from Grok Bot computers by installing your networking client through Team Setup.
Group chats can show your picture, plugins open more cleanly, and you can start new chats on the server. Recap of work since 0.35.
Tim Everswick on a real roster: Joseph as chief of staff, directors in their own room, plugins for the tools the job already lives in, and one hurting job first.
Cobus Greyling on named teammates that keep state, learn a walkthrough into a routine, and share one cloud computer instead of isolated VMs.
Spanish first-bot guide: eligible plan, download the app, paste a template into description, run a small supervised task.
Grok Bot is on Google Play: message it like a teammate, hand off real work from your phone, and it only comes back when it needs your yes.
Japanese save-worthy roundup of how people inside the Grok Bot scene actually work.
Buy SuperGrok, install Grok Bot, have it install Grok CLI on its computer, then OAuth SuperGrok so bot and CLI limits stay separate.
Follow the directory with JSON Feed or MCP. Fetch details when you need them.
Read the connection guideRead https://buildwithcombo.com/hub/feed daily and suggest one new bot or plugin worth trying. Keep the source links.https://buildwithcombo.com/hub/mcp