I Tried 100 More GrokBots, You Need These 5 Next

0:00Grokbot doesn't wait for you to ask anymore. Your primary bot is now spotting work and offering to take it off your plate and those suggestions do not count against your Grokbot usage. But it's only as useful as the bots you've set up. Since my last video, I've gone through over a hundred more Grokbot templates. Most of them aren't worth

0:14installing, but these five made the cut. If this is your first time here, my name is Casper. I'm the founder of Deep Rooted AI. I use these tools every single day to run my business and I build them out for paying clients. My goal for this video is simple. I'm going to be showing you five bots that do the boring work for you. By the end, you'll know exactly what each one does, how to install them all in one click, and which one to add to your stack first. So, get comfortable, grab some coffee, and let's hop straight into the video. Now, primary bot isn't one of the five bots

0:39that we're going to cover in this video, but this is some news that recently came out and puts Grokbot in the kind of Muse personal agent where your agent can now be very proactive. So, primary bot does work proactively. It is your go-to for everyday tasks and if you haven't set a primary bot yet, there's two ways of doing it. As you guys can see on the screen, you can either point it to an existing bot, which is exactly what I

0:58did, or you can create a primary bot. Now, if you already have a chief of staff-like bot, then I would suggest going with the existing bot. This is the official post for when the primary bot actually came out and you can see right here, suggestions don't count against your usage and this is coming from the official Grokbot team. Now, I'm already experiencing this inside of my own Grokbot and it is pretty cool, but you need to make sure that your context and everything is updated because here's a great example of what it looks like when it's not. Right here, I had my chief of staff agent and you'll notice right away

1:23which one is labeled your chief of staff or your primary bot because it'll have this little star up here in the top left corner. So, right here, my primary bot or my chief of staff pinged me saying one of my clients was still waiting on a statement of work that I promised a reply on on September 29th. I had already sent this reply, but because I didn't do it through email exactly, I did it through PandaDoc, it didn't get logged and then it kind of drafted an email for me and asked me to send it out. Obviously, I then updated the context and now it's all good, but it

1:48was really cool to see some proactive work here being done, especially when things are on my calendar that this is now kind of looking forward and sending to me before I even need to. This has been extremely useful for like follow-up reminders and when I have appointments, it's sending me like, "Hey, let's follow up with this person and make sure this appointment is confirmed." In my last five Grok Bots video, I talked about Firstmate and that being your chief of staff bot. If Primary Bot is not separate to that, it can be if you wanted to, but what I would do is if you use that Firstmate bot, then you can

2:15just connect your Primary Bot to that or point it to that bot and it'll fuse the two and then that'll be your proactive bot that you always talk to. Just so there's no confusion on I'm telling you to get a new bot. That's not the case at all. Now, when you combine the two, you essentially have your chief of staff, which is the main agent that you talk to most of the time, and also it is very proactive in sending you messages like,

2:33"Hey, let's follow up on this person. Hey, let's send an email out to this. Hey, let's merge this PR." or things like that. All right, you're caught up and you understand what Primary Bot does. Now, let's go ahead and give it some better teammates. The first bot that we're going to be covering is actually a familiar bot and a familiar concept that I've previously covered on this channel, and the bot is called Last 30 Days. It's all about what people have actually said on any topic in the last 30 days. So, what this bot does is it researches what people actually say about any topic in the last 30 days. It

2:59comes with some instructions, memories, and skills. So, the instructions are right here. Here are the memories. It comes with a handful. I've already kind of vetted these and it's on the Grok Bot marketplace, so there's not really much to worry about. Just understand you're going to be installing a skill called Last 30 Days as well, but all we're going to go ahead here and do is click add bot and that will be consistent for all the bots that we add today. We'll go ahead and click on add bot. That will open up the bot right here on the bottom

3:21and it'll be in an unassigned folder. Now, the agent here is working on Last 30 days. I research what people actually said about a topic in the last 30 days across Reddit, X, YouTube, TikTok, Hacker News, Polymarket, GitHub, and the web. So, we're getting a ton of different information from a ton of different sources all in one skill. One of my favorite parts about adding or onboarding a new bot onto your team is that it already has so much context about you. So, once you install the bot, it kind of goes through all of that, gets acquainted with you, and then from there you just kind of query it when you

3:47actually need it. Okay, once it is all set up and configured inside of your Grok Bot, it's actually also going to have you authorize a GitHub account and it's going to create a scrape creator account for you. And keep in mind Grokbot did all of this for me and you'll have step-by-step instructions if you get confused at any point. So, once both of those things are complete, it'll also use the X plugin or the X connector inside of Grokbot and if you don't know where that is, you can click down here in the bottom left, press connect apps, and you could obviously find it here by

4:12just searching X. Mine is already installed, so I'll go here, show all 16 plugins, and this is the X connector that it's going to be using. One thing that always trips people up here is you actually need to go into the X developer platform and add credits so you can actually scrape posts and get posts from X. Just because you have an X premium account doesn't mean you can do that, so just be aware of that. I always throw in like 10-15 bucks and that gets me a ton of scrapes. Now, once that is all complete, I actually just sent off my first query and what better way to start

4:38this off than to ask what people are saying about Grokbot's new primary bot and you guys can see right here X, Reddit, and then some different positioning and it's going to go through Reddit, YouTube, and TikTok next and we're going to get a whole output of all the research that it did with sources

4:51and everything that it actually used. So, then you guys can see what this entire bot does from beginning to end. The report came back and as you can see it's pretty extensive and what I liked the most about it is I didn't show you guys this before, but I was at about 5% of my weekly usage and it did all of this reporting and finding and scraping through all of these sources and only used about 1% of my usage. So, it is very effective in doing research and not killing your actual usage pool limit, which is a huge problem in Grokbot right now. Now, of course, I'm not going to go

5:17through this entire report because it is pretty extensive. But, you can see some key points here like primary bot is a proactive main assistant and the suggestions are free. The live argument right now is whether this replaces your chief of staff or should be added to it. My opinion is you should just point this primary bot to one of your existing chief of staff bots. Early users are split between a useful ping and an interruption. So, that's pretty interesting. People are filing it under the bot race not as a separate product, so we know that GPT dots came out, we know that Muse is out, and now Grokbot

5:44is part of this proactive kind of agent battle. Here are some of the key patterns and this is the part that I like the most. All agents reported back. So, we got things from Reddit, we got things from X, we got things from YouTube, we got things from TikTok, we got things from Hacker News, a Polymarket even. So, we went through so many different sources to get all of this information. Not only that, but you guys can see that there's links everywhere throughout here that we can actually click on and get the information from. So, it sites that information as well. Just to double down on that, it says, "I have all the links

6:13to the 21 Reddit threads, 17 X posts, nine YouTube videos, 18 TikTok videos." We just have to ask for them and it'll verify it for us. Now, one thing this doesn't do is it doesn't actually save this research brief. So, what we would need to do is prompt it to save it as a markdown file for us, which is exactly what I'm going to do. Save this as a markdown file in your files so I can actually query this at another time. The reason we do that is because this could get lost in the chat history as we kind of go throughout chat. So, just make

6:38sure you're saving all of these reports and you can probably just add that as part of the skill. One more note on this bot before we move on, this actually comes with a routine. You don't need to have this routine turned on. This is purely to make sure you're on the most updated version of this bot every single month. And there's that markdown file that got saved. You can go to your library right here and the markdown file is completely saved. I can go ahead and click on it. It'll open up inside of the

6:59computer. And here's that markdown file for us, the entire research brief. There we go, it's saved. We can query it at any time. Now, I'm going to go ahead and keep this report open for the fact that we're going to be using it in a second. The next bot that we're talking about is all about explaining and helping you understand what you just found. This next bot is called Explainer Bot and the whole idea is to make anything easy to understand. Now, this bot was purely inspired by this Andrej Karpathy tweet that went viral a few days ago and it's essentially all about how AI agents can

7:28pretty much do all the legwork in explaining things very clearly and simply to us. He talks about things like writing in this ASDST 100 format. He talks about the agents using diagrams and images, web pages like HTML kind of explainers to help us understand, and then even explainer videos, which I really like. And Andre Karpathy even said himself the output format he's most bullish on is fully custom bespoke explainer videos generated on any arbitrary topic. So, essentially any topic that we have that we want to learn about, that we want to fully understand, we can just have an explainer video created about it using AI. And the

8:01framework that he kind of showed, as I showed in the tweet, is writing, diagrams, web pages in HTML form, and explainer videos. Funny enough, in my opinion, I think this is my entire channel, AI Made Simple, in the form of a bot. All right, so let's dive into Explainer Bot. This is created by the user named Farzad. He actually has a few bots in the actual marketplace, so a very trusted source. Let's hop into the context here. These are the instructions. Hand it any topic, document, or AI output, it makes it easy to understand, plain English first, then a diagram, an interactive page, and a narrated explainer video built for

8:32people who are not technical. Now, I never came from a technical background. I'm obviously now a little bit more technical than I used to be, but this is perfect for beginners getting started with Here are the two skills that it comes with. It comes with Explain It Simply and Explainer Getting Started. All we're going to go ahead and do is press on Add Bot, and we're going to get this thing oriented to our setup, and then go from there. Now, as soon as you install it, it's just going to start off with, "Hey, point me at anything that's fuzzy, and I'll break it down." It'll start with a

8:59few options here, but what I'm going to do is I'm actually going to tag Last 30 Days and get the research brief that we just created, and have it break down that for us. So, now these guys, in a way, very simply, will be working together. Last 30 Days will hand the brief over, and then the Explainer Bot's

9:12going to explain it very clearly to me. So, let's just go ahead and send this off. Right now, we're at about 6% usage, so I'm very curious to see how much this actually spends in our usage limit. Okay, this is actually pretty cool, and I'm realizing I probably should have done it on a more kind of explainer-friendly topic, like what is an API or what is an AI agent. But anyways, it created a diagram for me almost instantly, and here it is. This is the brief breakdown, so where we started, what we found that its bots work, offers before you ask, routes to other bots, suggestions don't count

9:39against usage, then we can see most who chose promote the chief of staff you already have. The complaint was an interruption and not the idea. In comparison, people use as ChatGPT dots, which is a direct competitor alongside Meta's Muse now. And then it also created this index.html, which is actually really cool. So, if we hop into the library and open this up, oops, wrong one. We go ahead and open this index.html. Here it is. What people said about the primary bot from September 3rd to October 3rd. Here is everything and it actually turned out really, really cool. I think my favorite part is what this brief does not claim. So, web

10:09search was unreachable for some reason, so we would have to figure that out. TikTok is mostly Grokbot hashtag. Polymarket odds are about the next Grok model. And then two YouTube videos titled around Grokbot primary to cursor cloud agents had no transcript. So, we're obviously missing a few things here, but I'm glad that was pointed out in the HTML brief because if I ran a second pass on this, we could actually put this into that as kind of guardrails. I also love that natively inside of Grokbot, you can open up these index.html's and see everything that's in them instead of opening them in a browser. I'd like to be staying in one

10:38place. And of course, the most exciting part, the editor explainer video. I don't know quite how this is going to go because it's a pretty niche thing that we're covering, but it that's working right now. We're going to get that shortly and then we'll watch it together. And there it is. Here's our 12-second explainer video. I'm really curious to how this is going to work. We actually used Higgs Field to create this. Now, if you had don't have a Higgs Field subscription, I'm sure it would just use the Grok Imagine video generation. And I don't know why I just put it in the chat twice, but here we

11:02go. Let's go ahead and click on this one right here. The main Grokbot that spots work offers to do it before you ask and routes tasks to other bots. Most people who picked a side promoted the chief of staff they already had. The complaint is interruption, not the idea. Pings and status updates that butt in. The comparison people use is ChatGPT R and

11:15how this compares with dots. Now, that was extremely fast. He was talking way faster than I could comprehend. We can see that there's a couple of errors here in kind of the explainer videos and things like that. So, that part might need a little bit more tuning into the prompt and how we're actually handling this part. I used Higgs Field, so I wonder what it would be like with the native Grok Imagine. But at the end of the day we can understand that if done correctly, we can create very clean explainer videos and I mean the actual graphics were not that bad at all. That's just

11:40kind of the typography that I'm more worried about. And checking back on our usage, the best part is that only used 1% of my weekly Grok Bot usage. This is also a perfect time for me to explain to you guys that these Grok Bot templates are not kind of a one-size-fits-all. Once you get them inside of your setup, the most important thing you can do is customize them and tailor them to your actual workflow. People do a very good job of giving you kind of a ground zero to start on, but I always customize these bots a lot further when I'm actually using them because none of them

12:06are obviously perfect and people created them for the masses. Now, what I would do right away with this skill is find a way to provide better prompts for the videos because that's what I would mostly be using this for. I love video explainers. That covers two bots. This next one is more on the business side, so my business owners, you're going to want to tune in because this is all about handling everything post-call. The bot that we'll be covering is called post-call assistant and the whole idea here is to draft any to-dos, any follow-up emails, any future scheduling, anything like that immediately after a call and it never sends anything. It

12:37always waits for your approval. To further clarify on the concept that you approve everything, what this bot does is it pulls your to-dos, it drafts the follow-ups, it reads notes, emails, and your calendar, but it never sends the follow-up and it never acts without getting your okay first. I've already gone ahead and vetted this bot for you guys, but just understand that this is in the community bot store. This is not in the official marketplace. Any bot outside of the official marketplace, make sure you're doing a very good job at looking into what you're actually installing. If you want further help with that, I created a bot called Sniff

13:06Bot and if you want to watch and learn more about that, go ahead and click on this video right here after you're done watching. Okay, post-call assistant, let's get this thing installed. Let's hop into the context and the instructions. Never miss a follow-up after a meeting. Drop your to-dos in a draft. Never sends. On first run, it asks which notes, email, calendar, and links to use. Here are the memories, so let's just click into it just cuz there's only one of them. After every meeting, always deliver a post-meeting pack, to-do's, plus a follow-up email draft, draft only, never send, and do

13:33this even when action items are thin. Let's go ahead and add this bot, and while it's getting set up, I totally understand that this might be a little bit more boring of a concept, but in the business world, a lot more automations and things like that in the AI world are just boring processes that are taking care of admin and saving you time on that kind of stuff. So, right here, post calls, I don't want to have to worry about them. I just want to hand it or put it even on a webhook, that as soon as that call is complete, these things get drafted, things get put on my

13:59calendar, and we're just all good from there. That quickly got oriented into my Grok Bot setup, and all I'm going to do now, it's actually prompting me to pick one of these, so I just got off a call, pick them up from my calendar. What I'm going to do is I created a demo

14:10transcript from a real call that I had. I just took out some of the personal information that is in there and kind of crafted it into a demo transcript that I can use. So, I'm just going to send it that, and let's go ahead and see all the to-do's and everything like that that comes out of this. And just like that, very quickly, here's everything that it gave me. It went and looked at my calendar and saw that Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. is already booked, so it didn't add or invite anybody to anything, and it

14:33wouldn't until it asked me for approval. Here are my to-do's that I need to do, so send Dana the scored opportunity list. What we're waiting on for is getting the menu from her, the POS date, and the forwarding check. The follow-up email is immediately drafted from here, so notes from today and Tuesday, Dana, blah blah blah, all the email information there. And then from here, I could just approve all of this and have it logged, and then have all these emails sent, have the Google calendar get scheduled, and that's a lot easier for me. Eventually, you get to the point where you kind of just have this run

15:02automatically post calls. Now, I would be very careful with that because you're dealing with clients here, so obviously, make sure you're approving everything before it's going out, but now you actually don't have to write the emails, you don't have to go on the calendar to book it. All you need to do is read through this and approve. And out of the box, this is extremely simple, so from here, an improvement that I would make, and again, I want you guys to get into this mindset that every single bot you have is not going to be the bot that you end up with a couple months from now, a

15:26week from now, because right now what I would do right here is immediately set up a webhook trigger routine that every single time I'm done with the call, this would run automatically. I wouldn't have to paste the transcript, I wouldn't have to do anything, and then the way it's interacting with me, like I don't like that it gave me all of this kind of message. What I would prefer is that it kind of went, "Okay, this is the Google Calendar. Do you approve this? Yes. This

15:47is the email. Do you approve this? Yes." And then go through it like I item by item instead of reading through like one big blob. But I really do think that it's boring processes like this that get beginners and people who are kind of hesitant to get into AI truly understand why we're actually using AI to help us in business. At this point, research is handled, everything can be explained to us very simply, and now even our meetings are handled. Now, let's get into the one that I check every single morning. Bot number four is called X Brief Bot. And if you're in the AI world, you know that keeping up with AI,

16:16keeping up with all the drops, keeping up with all the information, and staying at the cutting edge is a job in and of itself. So, the entire point of this bot is to give you the signal without the scroll. You'll notice I already have this one installed, but let's go ahead and hop into what this actually looks like cuz this one has a little bit more integrations, some routines, and some more context as well. So, let's hop into the context first. This turns the accounts and topics you pick on X into one short daily brief. It reads your X connection or handles you paste and never post on your behalf. Here are some

16:43of the memories. So, I read the accounts, X Brief watches a short list, user preferences, work state lives in files. Here are the skills. So, it comes with a handful of skills. So, make sure you're going through all of these just so you know what you're installing. But getting started, build the X watch list, daily X brief, the weekly recap, read a thread or post, and draft a post or reply. Now, getting out of here, going to routines, it comes with two. They come turned off automatically, so you would have to turn them on to get them to work. We have the daily X brief, which it gives you the daily brief, of

17:11course, based on the list that you curate. And then you have the weekly X recap. So, every kind of brief that you've had on Friday, you'll get a weekly recap of what's going on in AI, so you don't have to spend an hour and a half like myself scrolling through X. I have this, but I still scroll through X all the time. It's a disease. Anyways, I'll go into integrations now. Here are the integrations that you could implement. So, you obviously you have X, and then you have Slack, Notion workspace, or Linear. Just so when you get these briefs, you have somewhere to actually paste them. Now, for Slack,

17:38it's a great idea. You can have your team have this kind of X brief bot, so if you guys have a specific topic that you want daily briefs on, connect it to your Slack, your bot will post the brief in the Slack every single morning, and that'll be super effective for the team. Now, usually I click add bot, but you guys can see on the left-hand side, I already have this set up, and let me actually walk you through one of the lists that I created. So, the first thing that I did, just so you guys understand, if you are a solo founder, if you do work by yourself, if you just

18:02want this locally, that you could just tell it that I don't have a team, and I want these saved in a local outputs folder on my desktop, which is exactly what I did, and then I asked it kind of how many do you recommend? So, 5 to 15 accounts, and then together we curated an entire list, which I have right here, and then I kind of added a few more as well. And then it asked me kind of what am I doing this for? So, I use it to stay up to date on AI, content ideas, ways to grow on X as well, to see high

18:25engagement posts, and be able to think of ways to recreate them, and stay at the cutting edge of AI, and learning something new every day, which is the most important part out of all of this. Then generated a brief that looks like this. So, local AI, what the numbers are saying, content ideas, and this gets saved as a markdown file on the library of the bot, and then also on my local computer. So, instead of spending 2 hours, which I do anyway, now you could just get a brief that looks like this, jump in through some of these posts, kind of read those instead of scrolling

18:52through, and this gets to the point. You curate the list, so this bot is really as good as you make it. The initial ground zero is great, but where it goes from here is all on you. Now, this bot can actually be found in the Grok bot marketplace, so it's a very trusted source. If you hop into the marketing tab, you can scroll down here and see X brief by Dan McAteer, and that's where you can find it alongside so many other bots. And if you guys are ever scrolling through this marketplace and you want to see a video on a specific bot, let me know. I really like the idea of these

19:19sales bots, and I want to see if I can create a sales team of Grok bots that can one find leads for me and not even close deals for me, but just find them and so I can go ahead and execute on these sales part. Anyways, I know that that was a quicker one. It was just a little hack that I have for you guys to stay up-to-date with AI news. It is so overwhelming these days and missing two or three days feels like missing two or three weeks. Now, this last bot that we're going to be covering is for my content creators. This one has me really

19:44excited, so let's get into it. The final bot that we're going to be covering today is called the media manager bot, and the whole concept is that it handles all the post work after you upload a video. Now, it's very important to note that it drafts only and never actually takes action on your behalf, but it helps you with the transcript and the captions. It helps you with the chapter timestamps, the titles, descriptions, and thumbnail ideas, and it uses the YouTube data API, AssemblyAI, which we're going to have to configure, and Figma as well. And I know I'm repeating myself, but I'll say it again, drafts

20:12only. Everything going public needs your sign-off. Here it is inside of Grok bot. Let's go ahead and open up its context. It owns a YouTube channel's post upload work. Transcripts, captions, chapter timestamps, titles, descriptions, and thumbnails, so you never open YouTube Studio by hand. So, if I can manage all my YouTube Studio stuff directly from Grok bot, trust me, I'm going to figure out a way to optimize this. It comes with five different memories, so what it owns, the right access, the transcription defaults, YouTube description tone, thumbnails, and then

20:40writing revision is one of its skills. Let's go ahead and add this bot. This one also got quickly oriented into my Grok bot team, and the first thing it's asking me is, "Hey, got a video for me, or should we get YouTube access working first?" What I'm going to actually going to do is walk you guys through setting up YouTube access first because I wanted to go through this entirely since this bot will be extremely useful if we can get it to work right. It's immediately connecting to Compozio, and this is an important note because if I go to connect apps right here and I search up

21:06for a YouTube plugin. There's actually no native YouTube plugin inside of Grokbot just yet. So, if I go over here to installed, you'll notice this Compozio plugin. And this Compozio plugin essentially gives you access to all other third-party services in a variety of different ways, right? So, as you can see, you can connect and operate 1,000 plus external apps from Cursor via the Compozio MCP server. So, because it's Cursor, because it's Grokbot, it's very well integrated. And from here, all you need to do is go ahead and create account, connect those services inside of Compozio, and then take the Compozio plugin inside of Grokbot, get it

21:38connected, and you'll be able to access all of those external tools that are not native inside of Grokbot. That was incredibly simple. It just went to Compozio. It already connected to my YouTube channel, and now it's YouTube access is already working. Which recent video should I process first? And we can see my videos down here. So, let's just go ahead with our most recent one, Grok is extremely confusing. Click on that

21:57and watch this entire process unfold. Now, what's really cool for me is that I already have this entire process inside of my Claude code setup, which is pretty much what I use every time I'm actually at the computer. The Grokbot I'm using whenever I'm not at the computer, and it works really, really well with those two combined. But everything that I'm seeing here, like pull the audio, transcribe it, come back with SRT and chapter timestamps before I change anything on YouTube, that is absolutely perfect. And if I can do that essentially from anywhere, this is going to be very, very useful. I also love the fact that I

22:24don't have to worry that it's going to take action on its own. It's all on draft only. Okay, I was waiting for this part. So, we got paused to get our Assembly API key. So, let me go ahead and grab that really quick, and then I'll paste it in. Creating accounts nowadays and grabbing API keys is so easy. This took about 2 seconds. So, if you guys are using this, just know that moving forward. I'm going to go ahead and save it securely. Understand here that I'm saving it in a stored secure vault that the agent's not actually seeing this API key. You can see it's

22:49kind of blurred out right now, and never post it in this kind of chat window at all. Make sure you're always saving it inside of these stored chat sessions. So, I'm going to go ahead and save securely. It's going to get my API key, and now I can go ahead and go back to work. I'm imagining here shortly I'm also going to get requested a Figma API key, so I'm going to go ahead and get that knocked out while I'm waiting for this. Now, it gave me the entire SRT, everything is attached properly. I'm not going to upload it right now, I'm just going to leave YouTube alone. I just

23:14wanted to show you guys actually everything that's going on because like I said, I've already done this process before uploading the video, but now I know I can do it directly from Grok Bot. I also noticed it immediately stopped after giving me the SRT, so I'm going to say anything else just to prompt it to see if it's going to help me with the thumbnails or anything like that. This one probably won't because that video is already posted. I just wanted to see kind of the process of what it would look like with a posted video. So, nothing else on that video. The description chapters already match the

23:39transcript and the SRT is in chat. I can send the plain transcript or start the next upload. I'm just going to quickly ask, "What about thumbnails?" because I want to know kind of what that process looks like right now. What about the thumbnail process? And I'm going to go ahead and send that off. I just want to make sure we're all getting aligned because I know when I was reading the instructions that thumbnails were a part of it. So, thumbnails stay in Figma. Okay, so I see here. It's not actually helping you create thumbnails, it's seeing them in Figma once they're already created and pulling them and uploading them as the

24:06assets. So, that makes complete sense. Now, this is absolutely awesome for me cuz once I get a video uploaded, I don't need to sit at my computer to do the rest of the work. Like I can have the thumbnail already generated inside of Figma. I can go to dinner, I can go do whatever I want and then just from my phone on Grok Bot upload the video, have it all get completed, and then even have it get uploaded directly from my Grok Bot. And looping back to the beginning of the video when I was talking about primary bot. This is the exact kind of recurring job that I want my primary bot

24:34to kind of notify me on. Hey, we saw you uploaded a video. It's currently listed as unlisted. Let's get everything set up and get this video posted. Because every time I upload a video, this stuff has to get done. Now, you guys know I can't make a Grok Bot template video without sharing what you shouldn't be doing and what you need to look out for whenever

24:50you're installing Grok Bots from online. So, before you trust any of these templates, please vet and check the skills that are coming with it because unfortunately, we live in a world where there are bad actors out there. If it's not from the Grok Bot marketplace, that is your first red flag. Make sure you're

25:03checking the skills that came with it. Open up the skills list after every install. A template can install empty with absolutely no warning, so make sure you are going through all the kind of logs and seeing what is actually being touched, and then plug-in links only open on the X desktop. So, just understand that that plug-ins you won't be able to install from your phone, whereas bots you can install from your phone. And if you've stuck with me this far, first of all, thank you, but you now have five different bots. One that covers research on any topic you want in the last 30 days. One that can help you

25:31explain and understand almost any topic with a variety of different deliverables, and I can't wait to be touching on that explainer video one. On the business side, you have a post call bot that handles all your to-do's, follow-ups, emails directly after a call. The X brief bot that will help you with your overwhelm in keeping up with news and keeping up with certain topics, because now you get a daily brief. And then if you're a content creator, this

25:52is probably the biggest unlock for you. You can upload a video, step away from your computer, go on a walk, do whatever, and hand your bot that link, and all the back-end stuff after uploading a video gets handled. You guys already know which one I'm going to tell you to install first. It would be the explainer bot. I love that idea. The whole goal of these AI tutorials, these AI videos that I make, is to make AI simple for everyone, whether you're a complete non-techy like I was when I first started, or you're an absolute AI guru, this explainer bot can be used for everyone. I mean, heck, this entire bot

26:21was inspired by an Andrej Karpathy post. And Andrej Karpathy's one of the most intelligent people in the AI world right now. Now, I know I threw a ton at you guys. We covered a lot in this video. So, if you got lost at any point, don't worry at all. I'm going to be dropping a full free resource guide inside of my school community. It will have all the links to the bots, a little bit more explanation if I missed anything in this video, and all you guys need to do to get that is click the link down below, enter in your email, join my free school

26:44community AI Made Simple, and you'll get access to this resource guide alongside all the resource guides that I've ever created. So, I hope to see some of you guys in there soon. As always, if you've gotten any value from this video, drop a like, hit that subscribe button. It definitely helps me out a ton. Turn those notification bells on so you never miss one of my videos, and leave a comment down below on out of the five bots or the 10 bots that I've covered now, which one is your favorite. If you've made it this far in the video, thank you so much, and I'll see you guys

27:10in the next one. God bless, guys. Hey there. If you're still here, that means you've made it to the end of the video. First of all, thank you so much. If you're new here, something I like to do at the end of all my videos is pray for you guys, my audience. I do this

27:23because I genuinely care about you guys. I love and appreciate the time and attention, and your willingness to learn from my videos. I also do this because I want to see you guys live fulfilled lives. I want to see you guys be courageous in every opportunity that comes your way. I want to see you guys be loving people and taking care of your neighbor, and just be overall good people, and spreading positivity, and and avoiding the negativity that's in this world. Uh most importantly, I do this because I know there's people out there that need to hear it. I know that there's brothers and sisters in Christ

27:48who are just struggling. And and and struggle is real, and and God throws a lot of different things at you, and I know there's people struggling financially. I know there's people living without a home. I know there's people going hungry, and I want to make sure that I'm praying for those people because it is a very difficult place to

28:03be in. I couldn't imagine being in a place like that. Um and that's why I'm I pray all the time to make sure that God gives me opportunities to help those kinds of people. And one way that I can do that is by praying for them. Um so, if this makes you uncomfortable at any point,

28:16please feel free to click off the video. I'm not here to force anything on you, but just do know if you leave that Jesus loves you. I'm going to go ahead and send you guys off with a prayer. Heavenly Father, Spirit of the Living God, the Holy Ghost, thank you so much for this day. Thank you so much for the opportunity of just waking up today. I know that there's people who didn't get that opportunity, and now hopefully

28:37they're with you in heaven, Lord. And just pray for their families, for the grievance that they're going through, and just for loss because loss is is very difficult. Lord, I just want to thank you for all the opportunities that you've blessed me with. I want to thank you for this platform. I want to thank you for the people and their time and and their willingness to learn from me. I still can't believe that I'm in a position

28:57that I'm that I'm in. But Lord, I want to take this time to pray a blessing over those people who are on the other side of this screen and I just a blessing of just strength, Lord. Continue to give us the strength to handle anything that comes our way, any obstacle that comes our way. And just let it be a testament of our faith, Lord. Let us to continue to spread positivity, spread your word, and bring other people to you. Uh finding you and then giving you my giving my life over to Jesus is the greatest thing that I've ever done. Uh it's helped me get through some dark

29:26times and I just I just want to pray for that for other people. Um it's a big leap and but it's the greatest leap that one person can make. So, just give that strength to all of my audience and and just help them with that. Lord, I just want to pray for the people, my brothers and sisters in Christ who are struggling out there, Lord. Lord, I just pray that you meet them exactly where you need to meet them. Lord, just help them, pick them up, walk them through this

29:48difficult life, just be there for them. Answer their prayers, Lord. Uh just continue to be there for them. Put other people in their lives that could help them. Um just help them understand that there's people just praying for their well-being. And uh whatever opportunity comes that I am myself or my audience can help these people, Lord, put it in our brain right when we see them to to

30:10help our brothers and sisters in Christ. Um it's it's just so important. And just please let them know, Lord, that there's someone out there that is willing to help them, that there's someone out there praying for them, and and that this too shall pass. Lord, I just want to thank you for this platform once again. I want to thank you for uh your love. I want to thank you for your grace. I want to thank you just for your abundance, Lord. And uh most importantly, I want to thank you for your son, Jesus, and his sacrifice on the cross, our Lord and Savior. Because of that sacrifice,

30:37we can now have a relationship with you, which is a relationship we as men who fall short in every single way, do not deserve. Um so that is just the greatest gift anyone can give. Uh we pray all these things in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen. Now go have a blessed day, guys, and I'll see you in the next one.