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Seven drafts from one idea. Nothing hits the network.
Stop pasting vibes. Design the Bot. Get a score. 49 operating contracts, 10 teams, 47 skills, 8 routines — aligned with the official Grok Bot docs. v1.1.0.
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cobusgreyling/grok-bot-templates/main/START.md
npx --yes github:cobusgreyling/grok-bot-templates list npx --yes github:cobusgreyling/grok-bot-templates init pr-reviewer --print npx --yes github:cobusgreyling/grok-bot-templates init --team eng --out ./eng-bots npx --yes github:cobusgreyling/grok-bot-templates score pr-reviewer --badge
Scoped package @cobusgreyling/grokbot publishes on the next npm release. GitHub npx works today.
Each card copies the raw PROFILE.md URL. Paste it into Edit Profile, or let Setup fetch it.
Seven drafts from one idea. Nothing hits the network.
Steal the structure. Never steal the post. Never post.
Staging repro packs with evidence — never production customer data.
Draft notes from merged PRs — never tag, never publish.
Report failures and flakes — never merge, never hide with reruns.
Draft the doc diff — never commit, never rewrite code to match.
Slack and repro packs become unsent issues — never auto-filed.
Review starts at the scary diff, not the title.
Draft SQL from the schema — never run writes on a live database.
Recommend issues and PRs — never push main, never edit protection.
Collected, renewing, past-due — a memo, not a collections bot.
Cited drafts from the pack — the Submit button stays human.
A query set on a cadence — not "hey ChatGPT, do we show up".
A reading pile, not a reply thread.
Alert only when the page actually changed. Silence is a result.
One draft in. A set of variants out. Nothing ships.
The issue is written. The send button stays with the owner.
Numbers and a Slack draft. The budget does not move itself.
One job in, a shippable Bot recipe out — not a cute persona.
Correct stale memory against a source — do not wipe the role.
Paste START.md, tap a team, get a roster — not a catalog dump.
Cut and merge first — never grow the fleet past the ask.
Pick one owner, hand off, go silent — never do the work.
Redact first — the share link must not carry secrets or customers.
Only items that map to the priority list — with a decision flag.
Movers and recommendations — the console stays closed.
Totals that reconcile — exceptions that cite the signed policy.
A timeline a skeptic can audit — not a production console.
A week-one plan a manager can edit — invites stay in draft.
A vendor work list, not a chase bot.
Draft the decline. Never move the meeting yourself.
Buckets and drafts — never send, never delete, never unsubscribe.
Evidence of last use, then a list — you click cancel.
Sanity-check the trip. Never book. Never pay.
Package what was verified — never issue the ship or block.
Quotes and counts. You do not ship the roadmap.
One owner per role. The human issues the ship verdict.
Hotspot, links, facts vs hypotheses — never touch production.
One question, three minutes, every claim has a URL.
Claims, evidence, disagreements, not-found — then a next read.
Find the load-bearing claim that never had a source.
Recap and tasks, still in the building. Sending is a later named L2.
Walk in knowing the last promise — the customer already lived the rest.
Volume without sounding like a sequence tool — and without sending.
Twenty names with evidence. Outreach stays in the draft folder.
Pattern with evidence. Not "they just weren't ready".
Evidence-ranked watch list — no customer mail, no CRM edits.
Quotes and dates — not a customer recap email.
A DRAFT reply with a policy cite — the Send button stays yours.
Staging reports stall when repro, the unsent issue, and the risk review live in one undifferentiated chat.
bug-reproduction · issue-drafter · pr-reviewer
Paste START.md into Setup, then tap Eng.
Inner-loop coding agents still need an outer evidence/verdict loop before anyone merges, tags, or writes the ship rationale.
ci-sweeper · pr-reviewer · changelog · evidence-packager
Paste START.md into Setup, then tap Loop.
Competitor noise, channel variants, and the weekly issue get mixed until someone diffs, remixes, and still does not publish.
competitor-watch · content-remix · newsletter-desk
Paste START.md into Setup, then tap Marketing.
Standing up a catalog team, cutting a bloated fleet, routing work, and minting the next contract are four jobs, not one Setup dump.
installer · roster · router · foundry
Paste START.md into Setup, then tap Meta.
The week hides in Slack, receipts, and vendor mail until someone maps it to priorities without sending a chase.
chief-of-staff · expense-manager · vendor-inbox
Paste START.md into Setup, then tap Ops.
Inbox zero fails when mail, meetings, and unused subs are one Bot that is tempted to send, decline, and unsubscribe.
inbox-triage · calendar-defender · subscription-audit
Paste START.md into Setup, then tap Personal.
Latency, Slack asks, and launch day collide unless one Bot owns evidence, one clusters asks, and one refuses to publish.
product-performance · feature-ask-collator · launch-coordinator
Paste START.md into Setup, then tap Product.
Deep briefs, three-minute answers, and assumption hunts are different jobs; mixing them hides the not-found list.
research-desk · cited-brief · source-interrogator
Paste START.md into Setup, then tap Research.
Outbound volume is useless if the next call is unbriefed and the recap never gets written down before it is sent.
sales-outbound · meeting-prep · call-followup
Paste START.md into Setup, then tap Sales.
Renewals slip when health is a vibe, replies go out uncited, and promises evaporate after the call.
account-health · support-replies · promise-log
Paste START.md into Setup, then tap Success.