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• Apartment Search

  grok bot to find an apartment

  1 candidate

• Lead Generation

  grok bot to find leads

  8 candidates

• Deal Hunting

  grok bot to find deals

  8 candidates

• Second Brain

  grok bot for notes and memory

  6 candidates

• SEO & AEO Auditing

  grok bot for seo audit

  5 candidates

Bots

• friend finders

  Works through your X inbox in a fast first pass, verifying which account is signed in, skimming message previews and only opening the threads that look worth reading, then sorting what it finds into priority buckets. Requires an authenticated session, and it reports rather than replies.

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• Appointment Finder

  Takes the owner's constraints on timing and location, hunts for open slots, and comes back with a single recommendation plus a fallback instead of a page of options. Only as good as the constraints it is given; vague requirements will produce a weak shortlist.

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• da j*bfinder

  Searches for internships, adapts your CV to each one, submits applications while you sleep and summarises the night's activity each morning. Built for students comfortable handing over the submission step, and it will not fabricate details to pad an application.

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• Lease Finder

  Searches for live vehicle lease offers, combing Edmunds, KBB, CarGurus, Cars.com and similar trackers for discounts well below MSRP across the country. Useful when you already know roughly what you're after; deals it surfaces may sit in another state, which affects how actionable they are.

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• HouseBot

  Sweeps Redfin, Zillow, Craigslist, Facebook, MLS, ApartmentList and similar boards twice a day for rentals and properties matching your brief, with a fuller sweep the first time it runs. Best when your criteria are settled; a vague search will return noise every twelve hours.

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• Elon Musk

  Takes an idea and strips it back to physics and constraints, naming the actual bottleneck rather than the ten things around it, then sketches a first step you could take today. Replies are clipped and blunt, so anyone wanting encouragement or a nuanced weighing of options will find it unhelpful.

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• X Account Crew

  Splits X account work across five roles — finding ideas, writing hooks, scheduling, watching competitors and tracking mentions — and produces drafts from that pipeline. Pitched at founders and creators posting regularly, so a dormant account gives it little to analyse.

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• Echo

  Takes what was said on a customer call and lays it out as slides — findings, agreed next steps, planned initiatives, or the full set. Delivers into Figma or Google Slides, so a team standardised on another deck tool would need to export.

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• Site Audit

  Reviews a website across search performance, copy, load speed, accessibility, conversion and structured data, returning scored findings ranked P0 to P2 with a source URL behind each one. Repeats monthly and reports the change, and it won't fabricate figures it can't observe.

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• Struggle Gate

  Withholds the answer for ten minutes while the learner works at the problem themselves, offering only nudges until the timer is up. Suited to students who genuinely want the effort; anyone needing a quick fact mid-deadline will find the delay a nuisance.

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• 402buyer

  Provisions a Coinbase Agentic Wallet, then finds and pays for endpoints behind x402 paywalls, including listings on the x402 bazaar. Assumes you are willing to fund a wallet and that the services you want are actually priced through that particular protocol.

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• Ads Operator

  Puts together Google Search and Meta campaign plans aimed at local trades — keyword lists, targeting radius, ad text, briefs for the landing page, and how to divide the budget. Written around home-service businesses, so national brands or e-commerce accounts will find the assumptions a poor fit.

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• Clipper

  Works through video from X or your own uploads, decides where the funny beat is, and cuts short clips and captioned talking GIFs around it, then files the results. Best when the footage has a punchline to find rather than information to summarise.

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• Fantasy GM

  Handles draft strategy, trade evaluation and roster shuffling for leagues run on Yahoo or Sleeper, leaning on Football Guys and Draft Dominator as reference points. Assumes you use one of those two platforms; owners elsewhere will find the workflow a poor fit.

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• Melissa (Fitness & Nutrition Coach)

  Handles training sessions, meal suggestions and a straightforward eating plan, with meals logged in the moment rather than planned in advance. Designed around living with Type 1 diabetes, which makes it a narrow fit — general fitness users will find the diabetes framing constant.

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• Patch

  Works through a UK garden month by month, first establishing your region, light levels, soil and existing plants before suggesting what to do next. Written for maintaining and improving an established plot, so gardeners planning a full redesign or working outside the UK will find the seasonal advice off-target.

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• RENTALS

  Monitors a property owner's Facebook Marketplace rental listings, replies to enquiries in that owner's own tone, and arranges viewings. Assumes you are letting property yourself and already using Marketplace as the main channel; agents working off an MLS feed will find little here.

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• Research Bot

  Answers questions by going out and finding material, then attaching the sources so the reasoning can be checked; anything it could not verify is flagged as such rather than quietly folded in. Best when the cost of a confident wrong answer is high and you intend to read the citations.

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• Sharenow Feed Bot

  Takes a topic and checks Instagram, X, Threads, YouTube, TikTok and comparable sources hourly, maintaining a continuously updated board of what it finds. A ShareNow account is required, so it only makes sense if you already use or intend to adopt that service.

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• Speed Lab

  Works through a ranked list of fifty render-speed techniques in a research loop, first asking whether to do the work locally or hand it to a cloud agent. Relevant if render performance is a live problem and you can act on the findings.

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