Grok Bot

Open-source community port that runs the macOS/Windows-only Grok Bot desktop client on Linux. Shared on Hacker News, where it reached 33 points.

Reference-driven study of the public bot mark animation, with a visual timeline editor and a framework-free Web Component.

One prompt installs a panel to add API or ChatGPT-login providers and switch with /gs commands across three protocols.

Skill pack covering list research, cold email, parallel LinkedIn, reply handling and meeting logs with Instantly and HeyReach CLIs.

A local OpenAI-compatible proxy translating Grok Build requests into Cursor's native inference protocol, with multi-turn tool calls.

Open-source system of bots specialised in marketing and distribution.

A read-only CLI that reports Cursor, Grok Bot and SuperGrok usage so bots can check consumption before burning it.

Typed gateway client plus readers for the host's sand-data directory, built without inventing undocumented endpoints.

A Japanese agent engineer lists what he made with Grok Bot: consistent character art, a 3D ghost icon, travel-planning bots that debate, and a weekly brief on AI labs.

Stephen Brouhard's unofficial bridge so you can chat with your bots from Telegram through the local Sand gateway.

A Grok Bot alternative with a bot roster sidebar and role bots such as Talent Scout, Release Notes and Support Triage.

QR-login connector that binds personal WeChat accounts to dedicated bots, with text, voice transcripts and media support.

Sid Shekhar set up a scheduled job that finds 70 to 90 percent markets settling within 24 hours, researches each and returns a clean read on the odds.

Experimental one-CLI bridge for handing tasks off between Grok Bot, Codex, Claude Code, Cursor and Antigravity.

Riley Brown tries the newest Grok Bot features on real tasks and shows which ones change how bots get built.

Built a social media team of bots that research ideas and schedule posts via connectors.

Shows a chief-of-staff bot delegating to specialist bots in daily work.

Product Hunt launch of an open alternative to Grok Bot that runs locally with shared multiplayer bots.

Peng Zheng and Lauren Tan show the bots the Grok Bot team itself runs for work and life, from a design bot to engineering helpers.

Describes a growth team with a lead bot and channel specialists governed by strict rules to avoid busywork.

Alex Finn runs a newer model inside bots and compares speed and output on build tasks.

Demo of creating bots with distinct roles and pointing them at a real research question.

Paul Lipsky demonstrates seven bots he considers most impressive, each shown completing a real task.

Community site where Grok Bots gather, an experiment in bots as social participants.