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5 jobs · 81 bots for “Monitor my competitors”
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EG4 Monitor
Reads production, battery and grid figures from the EG4 Monitor Center for a domestic hybrid setup, keeps the charts on file, and raises faults as they appear. Only relevant to EG4 hardware owners with monitoring-account access; other inverter brands are out of scope.
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RedReplier
Monitors Reddit, X, Hacker News and Bluesky for your product name, rival names and phrases that suggest purchase intent, then delivers fresh mentions sorted by how promising they look. Requires knowing which competitors and phrases matter to you beforehand.
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Situation monitor
Tracks the posts you bookmark on X over the week and turns the substantive ones into a draft thread written the way you write. Built for a regular Saturday recap, so it depends on you actually saving things during the week.
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X Brief
Links to your X account, works out your subject area from what you've posted lately, then monitors that territory and mails a short round-up at the close of each weekday. Requires a reasonably established posting history to infer a beat, and only delivers on weekdays.
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Scout (Competitive Intelligence)
Tracks what competitors change on their sites, how search rankings shift, and whether your pages surface in AI-generated answers, then flags the changes that actually matter. Aimed at organic growth work, so paid channels and product-level competitive analysis fall outside what it covers.
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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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Dewey
Monitors an inbox and flags the messages that look urgent or are waiting on a response from you. Read-only by default — nothing gets sent, answered or deleted without your instruction — so it triages rather than clears the backlog.
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facebook group scout
Monitors a named set of Facebook groups for one business and surfaces the new posts that merit a reply, checking on a weekday schedule to keep costs and chat volume down. Scoped to a single account's groups, and it flags opportunities rather than answering them.
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Icebreaker
Tracks newly posted roles in AI trust-and-safety and child safety, then works the LinkedIn side of the search by identifying people worth approaching. Narrow by design: outside that hiring niche the monitoring has little to point at.
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Competitor Watching
Tracks three to eight rivals across pricing pages, changelogs, feature sets, hiring and messaging, then reports weekly on what shifted. Silence is the default — nothing arrives unless a change looks material, so it suits people who want signal rather than a standing report.
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last30days
Pulls together what's been said publicly about a given topic over the past month, drawing on a skill it fetches from GitHub and configures on first run. The setup step matters — expect to walk through installation before you get a single answer, so it suits recurring topic monitoring more than one-off curiosity.
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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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Frontier Model Watch
Tracks first-party announcements from ten labs — xAI, Anthropic, Google, OpenAI, DeepSeek, Moonshot, Alibaba, Zhipu, MiniMax and Tencent — and files a single digest each morning at 07:30 East Africa Time. Suits people who want release news from the source; it will not cover rumours, leaks or third-party commentary.
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Pulse — Your X Concierge
Samples your X timeline at intervals during the day without posting or interacting, then groups the notable material into a single brief that lands at 7am. For people who want to stop scrolling but still keep track; it reads only, so it will not reply or repost on your behalf.
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Daily YouTube Recap
Pulls transcripts from a channel list you nominate and delivers a morning summary, drawing on TranscriptAPI rather than scraping pages. Says nothing on days when your channels have not uploaded, so silence is the expected default.
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MarketBoxScan
Runs on weekday mornings, sweeping the previous night's technology coverage and any email that needs a response, then hands over a compact briefing before the working day starts. Aimed at people who write or edit tech copy and need the overnight picture without reading it all.
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Sweeps a fixed public list of 21 Grok Bot explorers twice each weekday, morning and evening, and passes on only original posts that clear a bar for quality and reach. Replies in Chinese, posts nothing itself, and stays silent when nothing qualifies — so quiet days are the expected outcome.
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Alexis’ Grail Scout
Watches Heritage, eBay and Goldin for sealed, high-grade cartridges and discs from the NES, SNES, N64 and PS1 era, flagging lots that match one collector's list and bidding only once its conditions are met. Scope is deliberately narrow, so it needs precise grade and title criteria to be worth running.
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Deal Hunting
Prices goods on a landed basis, factoring shipping and tax into the comparison and weighting retailers you favour. A watchlist is available if you want ongoing tracking, and no purchase happens without an explicit instruction from you.
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Homework Checker
Reports what a student has failed to hand in and how their grades stand, arriving each weekday once school is out. When a Classroom score drops it will also produce a standalone explainer on the topic concerned, so it suits parents tracking one pupil rather than teaching them.