Free Grok Bot template by Avid: draft-only procurement desk that finds unused seats, duplicate tools, forgotten subscriptions, and upcoming renewals, then drafts vendor counters—you approve; part of a “Department of Grok Efficiency” desk pack (cloud/ad/meetings siblings). This workflow is listed under Grok-Bot, marketplace, procurement, SaaS-spend, HITL, Money-Bills.
Free Grok Bot template by Tony that actually changes the machine—not just advice: speed tests and double-NAT checks, startup/power-plan cleanup, NVIDIA/AMD tuning with before/after benches, mic/audio (Wave Link/Voicemeeter/GoXLR), driver/BIOS update watches, and storage cleanup—always scan first, ask before every change, and log undo.
Marketplace bot by Berkay that turns a request into a right-sized Grok Bot crew: clarifies goals, spins up Leads and specialists, tracks delivery, archives closed work, and returns verified results—built for people already running work across multiple Bots (v0.2.1 adds difficulty-based headcount and safer cleanup).
After a Grok Bot cut one user’s Comcast bill by $43/mo, a coffee-shop tester gave Grok Bot, ChatGPT Dots, and Meta Muse the same retention/negotiation job to compare how agents handle real bills.
ClawCall users wired Grok Bot to a calling number with light guidance; it cut an Xfinity bill, cancelled two unused subscriptions, simulated phone calls to ship fixes, and handled restaurant plus car-maintenance bookings—still reporting back for humans.