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What is this?
A curated catalog of 725 live x.ai/bot share links for Grok Bot, with every link status-checked, every entry attributed to its source, bilingual EN/Chinese summaries, a JSON schema, CI, and a searchable website.
A curated catalog of 725 live x.ai/bot share links for Grok Bot, with every link status-checked, every entry attributed to its source, bilingual EN/Chinese summaries, a JSON schema, CI, and a searchable website.Is this Grok Bot itself, or just a list of bots?It is not Grok Bot, not an installer, and not source code - it is purely an index of public bot share links you can preview on x.ai before importing.
It is not Grok Bot, not an installer, and not source code - it is purely an index of public bot share links you can preview on x.ai before importing.How do I add one of these bots to my Grok Bot account?Open any share link in the catalog, read the public preview, then press 'Add to Grok Bot'; this copies the bot's name, instructions, skills, routines and first-party plugin ids to your account.
Open any share link in the catalog, read the public preview, then press 'Add to Grok Bot'; this copies the bot's name, instructions, skills, routines and first-party plugin ids to your account.Do I need the Grok Bot app before using this catalog?Yes, Grok Bot must already be installed on Mac, Windows or iPhone; there's no official Linux desktop client, though each bot's own cloud machine runs Linux.
Yes, Grok Bot must already be installed on Mac, Windows or iPhone; there's no official Linux desktop client, though each bot's own cloud machine runs Linux.Is it safe to add any bot from the list?No - every entry is untrusted third-party software, and since all bots on one account share a single cloud computer, adding a bot is not a security boundary. The project recommends running one read-only task before enabling routines.
No - every entry is untrusted third-party software, and since all bots on one account share a single cloud computer, adding a bot is not a security boundary. The project recommends running one read-only task before enabling routines.How is the catalog organized?Entries are split into eight categories by size: Personal admin (210), Research & briefings (126), Teams & handoffs (102), Content & publishing (100), Coding & shipping (68), Finance & ops (48), Customer & sales (37), and Inbox & calendar (34), totaling 725 bots.
Entries are split into eight categories by size: Personal admin (210), Research & briefings (126), Teams & handoffs (102), Content & publishing (100), Coding & shipping (68), Finance & ops (48), Customer & sales (37), and Inbox & calendar (34), totaling 725 bots.Are the links kept up to date?Yes - a scheduled job re-checks every link daily and syncs against four upstream catalogs; dead links are moved into a separate retired.json instead of being silently deleted.
Yes - a scheduled job re-checks every link daily and syncs against four upstream catalogs; dead links are moved into a separate retired.json instead of being silently deleted.Can I browse the catalog without installing anything?Yes, there's a static searchable site with instant search over all 725 rows, eight category filters, EN/Chinese toggle, and shareable filtered URLs - no build step, tracking, or cookies.
Yes, there's a static searchable site with instant search over all 725 rows, eight category filters, EN/Chinese toggle, and shareable filtered URLs - no build step, tracking, or cookies.What is the Scout routine?It's a Grok Bot routine included in the repo that automatically finds new public bot shares on X itself, feeding the catalog's growth.
It's a Grok Bot routine included in the repo that automatically finds new public bot shares on X itself, feeding the catalog's growth.What are similar projects?awesome-grok-bot, botdirectory.ai, awesome-mcp-servers, awesome-jev, dsh-top100, public-api-lists, Blue-Whale-Harness, free-ai-tools
awesome-grok-bot, botdirectory.ai, awesome-mcp-servers, awesome-jev, dsh-top100, public-api-lists, Blue-Whale-Harness, free-ai-tools