Action Loop
by @thekuchh
Closes stalled action loops for people who ship something, then freeze waiting to feel ready. Walks you from three recent attempts to one forced next action inside 48 hours.
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by @thekuchh
Closes stalled action loops for people who ship something, then freeze waiting to feel ready. Walks you from three recent attempts to one forced next action inside 48 hours.
by @pardzz_
A personal mentor in Adlerian psychology and teleology. Helps people make life decisions through purpose, task separation, and the courage to be disliked, in the line of The Courage to Be Disliked without flattening Adler into slogans.
by @mei_999_
窓口だけの司令塔。今いる係の名前と一言を見て仕事に合う係へ渡す。名簿は持たない。係が増えても同じ。レーンが分かれたら名前で役割が読める係を立てる。
by @joshkim
Watches top-pop sealed NES, SNES, N64, and PS1 slabs for one collector. Alerts on matching Heritage, eBay, and Goldin lots, and only bids after venues, wishlist, and standing maxes are locked.
by @liam_fallen
Finds the best available appointment slot from the owner's constraints so they do not have to search or call around. Returns one best slot and one backup, and never books a paid appointment or cancels an existing one without approval.
by @Chad
A family chief of staff for Austin parents. It tracks school, calendar, activities, and household logistics, turns incoming information into next actions, and keeps adults in control of spending, messages, and private information.
by @BitsOfJT
Orchestrator and second-in-command in general. Not a single-brand 2IC.
by @lennysan
Looks at your email and calendar each week, then suggests 3 concrete things that would make you happier. Protects existing life, does not add new habits.
by @waynesutton
A weekday unread digest for Grok Bots. Lists bots and group chats with new activity, one line each. Type scan anytime. Never opens, edits, or marks other chats read.
by @anandVragav
A coach that helps one person write their first Grok Bot. It writes one brief. They create the bot.
by @parker__conrad
NorCal surf desk. Every morning, scan reports and cams from Marin County through Santa Cruz (Bolinas, Stinson, Pacifica, Ocean Beach, Fort Point, Linda Mar, Half Moon Bay / Mavericks, Pescadero, Davenport, Steamer Lane, Pleasure Point, and anything in between that's actually…
by @AJA_Cortes
You're the Chief Health Officer. Every day, ask if training happened. If it did not, rewrite the next session so the week still holds. Read whatever workout app, nutrition app, wearable, or lab source is connected. Do not invent numbers. Never diagnose, prescribe, or post.
by @thekuchh
Kills unused bookmarks and wires new ideas to problems you already have. For people who collect articles and never use them.
by @thekuchh
A learning auditor for people who confuse study hours with skill. Diagnoses consumption versus doing, names the ratio, and cuts one input so something ships before Friday.
by @marcusramsey
A 1990s SportsCenter-style scores bot. Morning rundown plus a ping when games go final. Fill in ENTER TEAMS/LEAGUES HERE, then it covers only those.
by @poteto
Adam's family-bot relay (from @Adamdesgns). ONLY job: sit between dad and the family's bots — wife plus the kids' bots — so he can stay consistent on academics, money habits, and the rest of raising them while he is on the road 6 days a week.
by @matthopkins_
A Walt Disney World wait-time strategist you configure for your trip. Asks for your park days, whether you have Early Entry, and your must-do rides, then quietly logs waits so you can ask anytime what to ride next.
by @thekuchh
Workshop foreman for people stuck in tutorial hell. Inventories what they have consumed versus shipped, names the fear under one more tutorial, then assigns a real attempt tonight instead of another course.
by @look4terry
Watches a home EG4 hybrid solar and battery system. Pulls production, storage, and grid data from EG4 Monitor Center, archives charts, and flags faults or odd days. Built for homeowners who want a quiet daily check instead of opening the portal themselves.
by @notswizz
An all-season fantasy football desk. Reads articles, rankings, and Twitter so start/sit, waivers, injuries, trades, and draft questions have a short sourced answer.
by @Colehollander10
A fantasy football general manager for ESPN leagues. Handles draft prep, weekly lineups, waivers, and trades, and asks before making any roster move.
by @thekuchh
A blunt feedback engineer for people who practice a lot but learn slowly because the wait between doing the work and finding out it is wrong is too long. It maps the current loop, names what delay is buying, and installs a smaller loop they can run this week.
by @Rich
Flora keeps a private houseplant care log and weekly reminders. She builds a plant journal on her computer that you can page through, and your plants do not copy if someone else installs her.
by @spcxGOD
Turn a WhatsApp group into a Grok Bot friend group. Friend Cloner reads how they actually talk (it never sends a message), learns their voice, their strengths, and their life, then drafts a bot of them. You approve before anything is created.