Grok Bot public index lists 624 ready-made bots
A post says Grok Bot has a public index of 624 bot configs and lists 8 repos covering a CLI, a multi-agent trading desk and desktop team workspaces.
This is f*cking insane: Grok Bot already has 624 ready-made bots in one public index, and almost nobody is talking about it Teams, handoffs, a separate verifier, a trading desk. All open source. 8 GitHub repos I checked today: 1. awesome-grokbot (331★) An index of 624 public bot configs in 8 categories, every link checked. Find a bot for your task in a minute instead of building one from zero. http://github.com/kydlikebtc/awesome-grokbot 2. grok-bot-cli (116★) Create bots and groups, send messages, and read full threads as JSON from the terminal. It reuses the desktop app's login, so there are no tokens to copy. Your bot team now runs from a script, not a chat window. http://github.com/ScriptedAlchemy/grok-bot-cli 3. hypergrok-trading-desk (83★) A 7-agent Hyperliquid trading desk: analyst, strategist, risk manager, reviewer. Only one role holds API keys, and every trade needs your approval. Testnet first, not financial advice. http://github.com/galleonlabs/hypergrok-trading-desk 4. awesome-grok-bot (54★) 113 curated resources in 8 sections: skills, plugins, MCP servers, security warnings. It finds the pieces the other lists miss. http://github.com/RongleCat/awesome-grok-bot 5. akeru-bot (43★) A desktop app for named teammate bots, with threads, settings and logs stored on your own machine. Your team's history stays with you. http://github.com/opencoredev/akeru-bot 6. guaca (17★) A desktop workspace where agents message each other Slack-style, and you watch every exchange in an activity view. You see the handoffs instead of guessing what happened overnight. http://github.com/madebywelch/guaca 7. grok-bot-profiles (6★) Four ready bots: Spec Writer, Bug Reproducer, PR Producer, PR Verifier. Each has one job and a hard approval boundary. The verifier lives in its own conversation, so it can't approve its own team's work. http://github.com/HAEGONG/grok-bot-profiles 8. awesome-grok-bot by majiayu000 (7★) 268 public shares, 44 of them for teams and handoffs. Read the README warning first: none is verified by the maintainer. http://github.com/majiayu000/awesome-grok-bot Every bot on your account shares one computer. A bad community bot has everything a good one has. Read it first. Run one read-only task before it can write. The best ones have between 6 and 331 stars. A star is how a small repo survives. Star the ones you use.
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