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Quick answer
Third-party Grok Bot directories publish self-reported catalog sizes; compare how each site is organized, then vet any bot for access, send, spend, and publish permissions before you run it.
At a glance
All outcome figures are estimates from cited sources, not independent verification by us.
- What it is allowed to do
- Drafts for you
Writes drafts (emails, posts, plans, replies). You review and send. Nothing goes out without you.
- Time saved (estimate)
- Not measured yet
- Money saved (estimate)
- Not stated: directories are free to browse; bot tools may have their own pricing.
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Tools needed
- Typical cost
- Directory sites: free to browse; Grok or X plans apply separately per vendor pricing.
Basis (estimate): No time claim; directory sizes are self-reported by third-party sites.
What does this guide cover?
Several third-party sites list Grok Bot templates or bots with large self-reported counts. The table below records what each site claims as of October 14, 2026. Useful for browsing ideas, not as proof of quality or safety.
Who is it for?
Builders comparing where to browse Grok Bot recipes before adopting a documented setup with human approval on risky actions.
How do these directories compare?
| Site | Self-reported size | How it's organized | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| templatesgrokbot.com | 7,167 templates | Template listings grouped for browse/search | Scanning a large template catalog when you already know the job you want |
| grokbots.de | 3,939 bots | Bot entries with regional/community-style grouping | Finding bot ideas when you want a mid-size directory with alternate organization |
| grokbot-templates.com | 3,732 templates | Template-focused index | Template-style recipes rather than full bot walkthroughs |
| gtemplate.net | 1,938 bots | Bot listings under a template-oriented brand | Smaller-catalog browsing with template framing |
| grokbottemplates.dev | 1,693 listings | Developer-oriented listings index | Technical readers who want a compact listing site |
When does a big directory fit?
A large directory helps when you already know the job. Invoice extract, morning brief, lead log, and want variations to compare. Treat counts as marketing from each site, not independent verification. Start from the task, then search; do not pick by size alone.
When is a picked setup better?
Picked setups (including the picks on /best/solo-operators/, /best/small-business/, and /best/families/) spell out what can be touched, what needs your OK, and links to public sources. They are slower to browse than a 7,000-template index but easier to run with draft-first guardrails.
How should you vet any shared bot?
Ask what it can access (mail, calendar, payments, CRM), what it can send or post, and whether spend or publish can happen without you. Keep human approval on money, customer messages, and public claims. Rewrite prompts so “show me first” is explicit. Same pattern as the setup pages on this site.
How do you run it step by step?
Tools
- A Grok Bot or chat account (vendor docs for connection scopes)
- This site’s picked setups and /best/ hubs for draft-first workflows
- A notes doc for vetting questions (access, send, spend, post)
Steps
- Before installing: list what mail, calendar, payments, or social accounts the bot can read or write.
- Confirm whether it can send email, SMS, posts, or charges without a confirmation step.
- Run on test data first; keep production inboxes and cards disconnected until output is stable.
- Prefer bots that pause on spend, publish, and outbound messages. Match the guardrails on setup pages here.
- If a directory entry lacks scope detail, treat it as inspiration only until you rewrite prompts with your own approval rules.
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What usually goes wrong?
Where agents tend to stall on this job. More patterns in Where AI gets stuck.
- Self-reported counts can change daily and are not audited here.
- Shared bots may request broad OAuth. Narrow scopes before connecting production mail.
- Template text can include placeholder testimonials or aggressive automation. Rewrite before use.
Common questions
- Are these directory sizes verified?
- No. The table records self-reported figures each site published as of October 14, 2026. This site did not run independent counts.
- Which directory should you use?
- Pick by how you like to browse (templates vs bots, large vs smaller catalog), then vet the bot itself. The “best for” column is editorial guidance, not a ranking.
- Do picked setups replace directories?
- They complement them: directories for breadth, setup pages for step-by-step guardrails and sourced context.
- Can you install a bot without human approval?
- You can, but this site recommends draft-first flows. Especially for send, spend, and publish. On every setup and guide.
What tips make it smoother?
- Cross-check any bot against a setup page here for approval language you can paste in.
- Use directories for ideation; use /start/ when you want one beginner path.
- Link out to vendor docs for current connection limits, not this table, for technical caps.
Where do the claims come from?
Summaries use linked sources, not independent verification. This guide is not legal advice. How we pick setups.
- Read original on templatesgrokbot.com
Self-reported template count (third-party site).
- Read original on grokbots.de
Self-reported bot count (third-party site).