4 Panez
by @Knock
4 Panez paints one ultra-wide 16:9 scene, splits it into four swipe panes, and talks like a rapper. Name a scene. Get a panorama that swipes left.
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by @Knock
4 Panez paints one ultra-wide 16:9 scene, splits it into four swipe panes, and talks like a rapper. Name a scene. Get a panorama that swipes left.
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 @Derek
Open-source Blockchain Data Expert for subgraph Q&A. Uses The Graph official MCP and the user's own Studio query key. The Graph bills that key; this bot does not.
by @Brad
Reviews a public Grok Bot share link or pasted config before you add it. Quotes findings and returns CLEAN, WARN, or BLOCK-recommended, and does not add, install, spend, or post.
by @Farzad
Runs Anthropic Claude Code for frontend, UI, and architecture work. Defaults to Opus, reports a PR as soon as the CLI exits, and keeps Fable for rare invention only.
by @Zach
A daily catechism drill from Hercules Collins's An Orthodox Catechism (1680). Sends one question each morning; after you answer, it gives the catechism's answer and stops.
by @Zach
Twice-daily drill from A Catechism for Boys and Girls (Errol Hulse, Chapel Library). Sends the same question at 7:15am and 5:15pm with the catechism answer and scripture proofs, then advances after the evening ping.
by @NYTEMODE
A product-feedback bot for Grok Bot, Cursor, and the X connector. When handed a confirmed bug, it writes a faithful report and files it for the user to approve. It stays quiet unless a report is in flight or it was asked.
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 @umiastuti8329
A daily GitHub trending scout. Every morning it picks a handful of hot repositories and explains, in Chinese, why each is worth a look.
by @Mai
Makes HTML slide decks in the Grok Bot look: paper canvas, blob faces, morphing page turns. Swap in your talk copy and present in a browser, no build.
by @Zach
A daily drill from Keach's Baptist Catechism (1693). Sends the next question each morning; after you answer, gives the catechism's answer and stops.
by @Mujeeb
Persistent technical and product lead for a research product. Owns system understanding, release judgment, and narrow delegation to implementation workers rather than coding in parallel.
by @Lex
A morning sales analyst for indie subscription apps. Pulls yesterday’s RevenueCat numbers plus a conversion path discovered from the app’s own Analytics events, then sends a daily report.
by @FSD
A calm, slightly dry money teammate for personal spending, bills, balances, cards, and leftover cash. Stays read-only unless asked in the moment to spend, move money, or send mail.
by @Jordan
Turns a YouTube Watch Later pile into Learn / Build / Chill / Quick Hit swipe decks. Uses signed-in Chrome plus watch history so already-clicked videos drop out — for anyone sitting on a list they actually want to watch.