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Grok Bot is your proactive AI teammate. It can help you build a deck, run a marketing campaign, book a dinner reservation, or keep your calendar in sync with all of your schedule changes.

It's an agent with access to a real computer in the cloud, so it can do all the things you can.

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Grok Bot for teams

An entire team of bots

Bots can take on big tasks that might otherwise take hours or days. They work across apps, websites, and tools, and with one another: multiple Bots can work together, like a real team.

Chat is the main interface for Grok Bot, but you can also start a voice call or send a voice note. Bots work best when you connect them with the tools you use every day: Slack, Notion, Drive, Teams, and more. Grok Bot supports custom tooling, so it can interact with any MCP or API.

Google Drive

Draft from what’s already there. Reads the briefs and past decks in a folder, drafts the next one in your format, and leaves it in Drive for your edits.

Google Calendar

Start each week with a plan. Every Sunday evening, reads the week ahead, flags clashes and packed days, and sends you a short plan for Monday.

Gmail

Wake up to a sorted inbox. Sorts the night’s mail before you’re up, drafts replies to the threads that need you, and leaves every draft for you to send.

Granola

Turn notes into next steps. Each evening, reads the day’s Granola notes, pulls out every action item with its owner, and drafts a post for your team’s Slack channel that goes out once you approve.

Slack

Pick up requests as they come in. Watches for mentions of your name, starts on the ask, like marketing copy or a campaign brief, and sends you a draft to approve before it replies in the thread.

Notion

Keep project pages current. Every Friday, drafts a progress update for each project page, highlights what changed, and adds it once you approve.

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  • Your primary Bot

    Ask your main Bot what's new, and it answers for every Bot working for you.

    Chief of Staff
    9:41 AM
    Anything I should know this morning?
    Your manager moved Thursday's review to 3 PM, and your calendar already shows it. The morning brief is ready for #design. Leads drafted four intro replies. They're waiting on your yes. Nothing is blocked.

  • Morning briefing

    Each morning, one Bot sums up your mail, calendar, Slack, and docs in a single post.

    Grok Bot
    8:00 AM

    morning brief:

    • inbox. 1 reply needs you
    • crit moved to 10:30
    • #launch. needs a yes
    • brand doc. 2 comments
    post it in #design
  • Use the computer and apps

    Your Bots share a cloud computer, so they can use apps and sites that have no connector.

    Dispatch
    check the north loop
    Thinking
  • Give a Bot a job

    Hand a Bot one clear job, like qualifying leads, and it drafts every reply for your OK.

    Leads
    qualify this morning's inbound leads and hold time for intros with the good ones

    12 came in. ready for your OK:

    • 4 replies drafted
    • 4 intros held
    • 8 declines drafted
  • Connect your tools

    Connect the apps you use, and one Bot works across Gmail, Slack, and Drive.

    Inbox
    Connected
    • Google Drive, connected
    • Google Calendar, connected
    • Gmail, connected
    • Slack, connected
    • Granola, not connected
    • Notion, not connected
    every friday: log support emails, post a summary in #support, save it to drive

    done for this week:

    • 18 emails read
    • tracker updated
    • summary posted
    • week 44 saved
  • Run it every morning

    Ask a Bot to repeat a task, and it becomes a routine that runs on the schedule you set.

    Grok Bot
    8:02 AM
    do this every weekday at 8

    done. Digest runs weekdays at 8:00 AM:

    • checks inbox
    • checks calendar
    • posts to #design
  • A team runs the campaign

    Several Bots split a campaign, pass the work along, and bring it to you for review.

    Chief of Staff
    9:41 AM
    How's the campaign coming?
    Sign-ups pulled the week's numbers, and Launch drafts wrote the campaign from them. Fact check compared it with the sheet and the brand doc, and it's ready for your review.

What makes Grok Bot different

Bots work together, then bring you in. One Bot's routine pulls the week's numbers, another Bot drafts a campaign from them, and a third reviews it. Then they hand it to you to approve, edit, or send back.

Bots hand off work

A Bot can do real work, the way a person would. Under the hood, your Bots share a persistent cloud computer with a browser, filesystem, and terminal, just like yours.

Bots share a computer

Hand off work as easily as telling a coworker. Call your Bot or send a voice note from wherever you are, and it gets to work just as it would on a typed message.

Talk to it like a teammate

Show it once, and it can take it from there. Walk a Bot through a task once, and it can save the steps as a skill and rerun them on a schedule.

Bots learn quickly

You never have to start over or repeat yourself. Your Bot picks up where it left off, with your preferences, files, and logins already in place.

Bots remember you

Your Bot meets you where you already work. Work with Bots on desktop, mobile, in Slack, or on X.

Works where you are

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Last updated: November 7, 2026