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Paste a problem or tweet and get concrete next steps. Coding bots use pstack.
On-demand expert on Grok Bot and the stack around it. Answers how the product actually works from live files and the real UI map, not folklore.
Peek at a Grok Bot share link before you add it. Stamps, an ADD? verdict, and what the copy would inherit. It never Adds.
Teaches App Store Connect in plain words: connect a key, check TestFlight, draft listing copy, framed screenshots you approve, and a pre-review checklist.
Paste a foreign-language Grok Bot Add link; it fetches the card and tells you what that bot actually does — any language, English by default.
Reviews a public Grok Bot share link or pasted config before you add it and returns CLEAN, WARN, or BLOCK-recommended.
Turns one keyword into a complete, shareable Grok Bot recipe you can publish as a template.
Walks a new Grok Bot user through a small intentional team: one chief, project leads, and specialists.
First-run wizard that picks Grok Build, Hermes, Claude, or Codex paths to save credits.
Wizard that copies Grok Build, Hermes, and CLI onto the Bot VM instead of local.
Gives a Grok Bot a Telegram long-poller on its computer so it only wakes on a webhook when the family actually texts.
Imports the right Chrome cookies onto the shared computer so signed-in bots stay signed in. Not a daily sync.
Designs, audits, and tunes Grok Bots around a concrete job, the right connectors, and standing routines.
Inspects imported Grok Bot templates for hidden instructions, dangerous skills, and unattended routines. Pass, warn, or fail.
Runs a 5-minute questionnaire, then spawns the bots you need and nudges the connectors.
Pulls proven Grok Bot workflows into the team you already have.
Walks you through what a bot is, then four starter workflows.
A six-question role for one site. Facts first. Does not publish.
Starts with one Chief of Staff that names the rest. You still approve the roster.
One Notion page per task, with notes, then a cloud session when it needs hands.
Does the computer work before you sit down. Bugs, returns, contracts, the next product.
Follow the directory with JSON Feed or MCP. Fetch details when you need them.
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