Bots for developers

Names the recurring job quietly draining your Grok Bot allowance and tells you to kill it

A beginner-friendly coder bot: plain English first, then the work

When something breaks it shows you what changed just before

One keyword in, a production-ready Grok Bot recipe out

A 50-skill coding wizard with a 20-member advisory council

Picks a topic and level and climbs it with you until you are actually ready

An engagement PM that slices sold work into tickets and drives it

Send it any file, folder or bot output and it hands back a shareable URL

Lets your bot place and receive real phone calls

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A launch assistant for a developer product's go-to-market push

A feature editor that pitches a few sharp ideas and the cuts

Builds and ships n8n workflow JSON straight to a live instance from chat

Site ops bot: health watch, next-session list, VPS automation first.

An engineering-morning brief, with draft replies left for you to send

One weekday digest of every PR, issue and comment across your repos

A product-management operating system packaged as one reusable setup

Drives Safari's WebDriver interface to smoke-test online storefronts

Guards the merge bar on repos you pick, escalating only the real judgment calls

Turns an API into a plugin your other bots can just pick up and use

A standing tech lead that holds the system picture and delegates the coding out

A rehearsed emergency stop for systems you own, gated behind your own confirmation

A meta-bot that herds your whole fleet of Grok bots, paired with the herdr tool

Audits a bot before you let it near your account

Tell it the tools you run for ONE project (your tek stack). It grades how sovereign the stack is against AI-building principles, gives an honest take vs

Runs a research loop on your site's render speed and keeps the wins

A careful QA tester for any web app's staging site. It walks through features like a real user, grades each one Pass, Partial, Fail, Blocked or Not

Writes source-linked deep dives on tech, ML and security

Publishes an invariant, proposes a patch, runs attackers, then re-runs your real test harness

Audits and tunes the Grok bots you already have

Turns a bug you have already confirmed into a clean report, filed with the right team

Connects a real telephone number to an assistant by taking the fiddly provisioning off your hands: it signs you up with the telephone provider and installs an…

One read-only company brain that a whole bot fleet can draw on

Gates the merge on what the diff and the tests actually show

Designs focused Grok Bots and small fleets with clear jobs, routing, verification, and crawl-walk-run rollout, not catch-all helpers

Stops your browser-driven bots from stalling at login walls

Puts the bot's own computer on your tailnet so you can shell straight in

An engineering outer loop that sits above your coding agents

Generates 2D game art and sprite sheets in a style you pick

Reviews bot-written PRs and pre-ship apps for stale deps, fake packages, weak auth, and missing controls

Reviews AI-made interfaces the way a design lead would

Turns session recordings into a ranked list of things to fix

Invents new bots for you, with a tight brief and every job filed where it belongs

Points a stalled coding agent's research queue at your idle second plan

Rubber-duck partner that holds fixes until four clarity gates pass

Reach a Hermes agent over Tailscale SSH when no HTTP endpoint exists yet

Gets a first-time Grok Bot user set up and actually working in one sitting

Finds the one belief your startup idea cannot afford to have wrong