Personal Grok Bot
team setup
Calendar, home, goals, money, travel, and daily tasks — written into named Bots, so follow-through is not stuck in your head.
Set up my personal team
A named Bot team you can install.
So follow-through is written down, not stuck in one person’s head. Start from a full questionnaire, a hobby team, or one mission skill. Grok Bot is a separate desktop app; this site only builds the files. No account. Answers stay in this tab.
01 / Choose your setupLeave with files you can install
Leave with
a named Bot team.
These two questionnaires build a ZIP in your browser. You install those files in the Grok Bot desktop app — named Bots, written jobs, a first task you can check. Blueprint, Method and the earlier intake quiz are examples or older tools.
- Name the help you need Pick personal or business, then the areas you want help with. Skip anything that does not apply.
- Download a setup ZIP This site builds the files in your browser. The file is named
grok-bot-personal-setup.ziporgrok-bot-business-setup.zip. No account. Answers stay in this tab. - Install, then check one task Create each Bot in the desktop app, paste its description, attach its reference file, then run one small task you can check.
Your answers stay in this tab. Save a draft if you want to come back. No account is required to generate files.
Read the operator manual ↗02 / Interest teamsMinimum named Bots
Start from a hobby,
not a blank week.
Each kit is the smallest team that can run that interest: two named Bots, two jobs, a first task you can check. Split when the words differ. Add a third Bot only when you catch yourself correcting context.
02 Bots
Home cooking
Meals that match what you already eat.
Kitchen Ops · Recipe Scout
Open the cooking team 02 BotsFitness and movement
Sessions that fit the week you actually have.
Movement Planner · Planning Bot
Open the movement team 02 BotsTrips for fun
An itinerary you can check, not a booking Bot.
Travel Planning Bot · Papers Bot
Open the travel team 02 BotsMusic and practice
A session you will do, plus a library of references.
Practice Coach · Taste Librarian
Open the practice teamMore kits in the catalog, including growing, learning, family logistics and bills. Starter files, not live Bots.
See every interest team ↗03 / MissionsOne Bot · one skill
Give one Bot
a job it can finish.
A mission is a focused skill: inputs, steps, done-when, stop-when. Start with one task. Save a skill after you accept the trial. Add a routine only after that.
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Weekly review
What moved, what is stuck, next three actions.
Source a decision
A brief with sources. Unknowns stay unknown.
Draft, do not send
Useful writing. Send stays a human action.
Teach a repeating job
One accepted trial, then a skill, then maybe a routine.
Plan a trip
Sourced itinerary. You still book.
Operating review
This week, from stated priorities and sources.
Also purchase research and a community interview brief. Copy the skill or download a one-Bot ZIP.
See every mission ↗04 / What is newLast checked —
Act on what
is current.
Grok Bot changes fast. Read sourced notes here instead of trusting last month’s memory. Every fact keeps its source and the date we checked it.
—records in the library
—documented practices
—sources in the registry
Latest review
Loading update
Read the updateProduct timeline
05 / Keep your accounts safeAccess & permission
Tell each Bot
what it can do.
So a test cannot quietly open sites, change files, or use connected accounts you did not mean to share. Set those rules before you connect anything.
A test can take real actions
A test can open websites, change files, and use connected tools. Start with a small task you can check.
Your Bots share one computer
Your Bots can share files, browser logins, and connected accounts. A Bot name does not keep those things private from your other Bots.
Read before you approve
An approval lets the Bot do the action it shows you. Read the action before you say yes.
Your plan controls the audit tools
06 / Help and factsOperate without guessing
Run it without
guessing.
The manual, an example roster, and sourced records — so you can operate the team and check a claim without relying on stale chat memory.
Operate the team
without guessing.
Install, jobs, access, and how to check the work — written down so you do not reconstruct it from memory. This is reference, not the setup questionnaire.
Open the manualLibrary
Sourced answers
Look up a claim with its source and date, instead of trusting model memory.
Blueprint · examples
Example Bot teams
Sample Bots and jobs for a business like yours. Use a setup questionnaire if you want files for your own team.
Earlier tool
Legacy work assessment
The older 86-question scoring quiz. Kept for reference; it does not make the current setup ZIP.