Templates for Grok Bot
Share/install hygiene: what gets packaged, Share vs Publish, and View Details before Add.
Read the guide →How-to · Beginner
Beginner
Start here if you’re setting up your first Bots and want the defaults that keep you out of trouble.
Grok Bot for Support
Connectors, five standing support jobs, and routines that keep working after you close the laptop.
Read the guide →Grok Bot 101
Official beginner spine: stand a Bot up, shared computer rules, and the outer-loop Bot to Cursor cloud agent split.
Read the guide →Using Grok Bot for Figma photomosaics
Matt Palmer staff X Article: three-panel Figma photomosaic with a Bot. Check the share link before you rely on it; companion to Figma Bro.
Read the guide →Local execution is off unless you mean the laptop
Settings → General → Agent → Execution on Local Computer. Prefer Never allowed; cloud stays open.
Read the guide →Your Bots share one computer (not a sandbox per Bot)
One cloud computer per account; screens are not sandboxes. Source: docs.x.ai.
Read the guide →Every Grok Bot concept explained
Five layers: bot, computer, plugins/skills/routines, handoffs, and control.
Read the guide →First hour: one-job bots, teach-a-task, and Slack triggers
Named bots with one job each, one teach-a-task skill, and one routine that fires without babysitting.
Read the guide →One job per Bot, and Share a Bot
Name the job, scrub before you share, know what a public link copies.
Read the guide →Connect plugins
Add Gmail, Notion, Slack: plus the Zoom 4700 caveat.
Read the guide →Skills, Teach a task, and routines
A skill is how. A routine is when. Save the method, then automate it.
Read the guide →Browse and add Bots from the official marketplace
Curated templates, official link-out, Add mechanics, scrub rules: Beginner depth.
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