Grok Bot's 56 ready-made jobs and how to hand them off
The author argues asking Grok Bot for advice wastes it, listing 56 handoff jobs on its site—decks, competitor tracking, apartment hunting—plus a starter prompt.
you're f*cking wasting Grok Bot if all you ask for is advice. its official site lists 56 jobs you can hand off. each use case has an “Add to Grok Bot” button. skip the department labels. find the result you actually need: › “i need a deck by tomorrow” Presentation Designer uses your template and brand assets to build an editable presentation. › “i need something people can click” Prototype Builder turns a brief into a working prototype with a screenshot and live URL. › “i keep missing what competitors launch” Competitive Intelligence Analyst tracks launches and flags changes worth responding to. › “i have updates but nothing ready to post” Social Media Manager studies your previous posts and prepares drafts for you to publish. › “i waste hours researching before calls” Meeting Prep Buddy pulls the people, history, open questions and suggested agenda into a prep pack. › “i can see the bug but can't explain it” Bug Reproduction retraces the issue in staging and collects steps, screenshots and network notes. › “i need to find a place to live” Apartment Scout filters listings and helps arrange viewings. › “i have no idea what i'm still subscribed to” Subscription Cleaner reviews receipts and newsletters and suggests what to remove. don't add eight bots and give them vague instructions. pick one job with an output you can inspect. then send this: “Before starting, tell me: 1. What inputs and account access do you need? 2. What exactly will you deliver? 3. How will I check whether it worked? Run one example first. Flag missing information instead of guessing. Ask before sending, publishing, booking, applying, cancelling or spending. Don't create a recurring task until I approve the first result.” a ready-made role still needs your context and boundaries. bookmark this as your first-task checklist. send it to the friend who keeps asking what AI agents are actually useful for.
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