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Awesome Grok Bot

A curated, verified directory of 63 Grok Bot skills, plugins, MCP servers and self-hosted alternatives.

Grok Bot is xAI/SpaceXAI and Cursor's always-on AI teammates, each with their own persistent cloud computer. It launched in beta on 2026-08-11 and this list has tracked the ecosystem from day one.

Everything here is checked against a primary source, including the honest read on how Grok Bot is actually extended, which is not what most write-ups assume. This is an unofficial, community-maintained list and is not affiliated with or endorsed by xAI/SpaceXAI or Cursor.

Machine-readable: CATALOG.md · catalog.csv · plugins.json · llms.txt

Contents

What is Grok Bot? (and how do you actually extend it?)

Grok Bot ships from xAI/SpaceXAI and Cursor jointly — it is not the same product as Grok Build (xAI's separate, open-sourced coding CLI/TUI agent) or plain Grok (the chat assistant). Bots are "AI teammates you can give real work to": each user gets one persistent, shared cloud computer — a browser, filesystem and terminal — that keeps running when your laptop is closed. Files, browser sessions and app logins persist across tasks and across every Bot on the account (isolation is per-user, not per-Bot; each Bot gets its own screen on the shared machine so several can work in parallel). (docs.x.ai/grok-bot/overview)

How it's actually extended — four distinct mechanisms, verified against xAI's own docs and real installs in the wild, not assumed:

  1. Cursor's plugin + MCP marketplace. Per xAI's own docs: "Grok Bot follows your team's existing Cursor plugin and MCP policy. There are no separate Grok Bot plugin controls." (docs.x.ai/grok-bot/teams-and-enterprises) Team plans add "a team marketplace for internal rules, skills, and plugins." This is the part worth getting right, because it's easy to assume wrong: the real plugins we found in the wild (useorgx/orgx-grokbot-plugin, GrokBotfun/GrokBotfun) ship in Cursor's pre-existing, proprietary .cursor-plugin/plugin.json marketplace format (or a Bot-specific .grok-plugin/plugin.json variant) — not the new open Agent Plugins standard that Cursor itself helped launch five days before Grok Bot shipped.

    xAI's own official plugin marketplace is where this gets interesting, because the answer is now two things at once. Every manifest the marketplace actually loads was re-read at the exact commit xAI pins: 0 of the 21 published plugins carry the open spec's $schema in the manifest that gets consumed. But 2 of those vendors — netlify and stripe — also publish, in the very same commit xAI pins, a first-class plugin.json carrying https://agent-plugins.org/schemas/1.0.0/plugin.schema.json. Convergence on the open standard is real and it is incomplete: the vendors have shipped it, and the loader does not read it yet.

    The cleanest single illustration is a vendor that ships both: Neon publishes neondatabase/agent-skills with the canonical https://agent-plugins.org/schemas/1.0.0/plugin.schema.json $schema, and separately ships external_plugins/neon/.grok-plugin/plugin.json into xAI's marketplace with no $schema at all. Same company, same product, two manifest formats, one per ecosystem. Which manifest each entry in this list ships is a column in CATALOG.md, read from its repository, nothing inferred. Plugins are marketplace bundles of connectors and skills, managed through Cursor-side tools (SearchPlugins, InstallPlugin, AddMcpServer, AuthenticateMcpServer) and surfaced in App Settings → Plugins → Marketplace / Yours.

  2. Computer use. Bots operate apps and websites directly — including ones with no clean API or MCP connection at all — by driving the browser/desktop the same way a person would.

  3. Learned routines. Demonstrate a workflow once; the Bot saves the path as a routine and repeats/adapts it later, corrections included.

  4. Skills. Reusable capability packs, conceptually the same idea as Agent Skills (a SKILL.md plus optional scripts) — confirmed in docs and in real installs like jeffhuber/grokbot-imessage-skill.

Grok Bot pricing and how to get it

Grok Bot is not sold standalone — it rides on three existing premium plans, and there's no free tier:

Plan Price What it adds
SuperGrok Heavy $300/mo xAI's own top consumer tier; Grok Bot included
Cursor Ultra $200/mo Bot's own cloud computer, tool sign-ins, scheduled routines, desktop + mobile access, extended token limits
Cursor Premium Teams $120/seat/mo Adds centralized billing, the team plugin/skills marketplace, shared usage analytics, SAML/OIDC SSO

Platforms at launch (2026-08-11, beta): macOS (Apple silicon & Intel), Windows 10/11 x64, Linux (Debian/Ubuntu x64), iOS. Android: coming soon, no date. No confirmed dedicated web client — don't assume the ordinary Grok web app carries Bot features. (kingy.ai — pricing/platform breakdown, cross-checked against docs.x.ai)

Exact weekly usage allowances and Bot/concurrency limits per plan are not published — treat any specific number you see elsewhere as unconfirmed until xAI states it.

Grok Bot vs OpenClaw vs Hermes Agent

Grok Bot OpenClaw Hermes Agent
Model Proprietary (Grok), xAI-hosted Bring-your-own-model Model-agnostic
Hosting xAI/Cursor-managed shared cloud computer Self-hosted, your hardware Self-hosted / hybrid
Cost $120–$300/mo, bundled into existing plans, no free tier Free, open source Free, open source
GitHub stars Closed product, so not comparable openclaw/openclaw NousResearch/hermes-agent
Extends via Cursor plugin/MCP marketplace, computer use, learned routines Multi-channel plugins (WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord) Skills, tools, memory providers, plugins
Best fit Teams already paying for Cursor/SuperGrok who want an always-on coworker with zero infra to run Full control, multi-channel personal assistant, zero cost Background execution, personalization that compounds over time

OpenClaw is at 388,466★ and Hermes Agent at 239,320★, pulled from the GitHub API on 2026-09-01. Grok Bot is a closed product with no comparable figure: the largest repo in its third-party ecosystem is xAI's own marketplace at 203★, 21 days after launch. Numbers this size move daily, so treat them as a snapshot.

⭐ Pick of the Week

HyperGrok by galleonlabs — merged this week, and the first entry here that treats a Bot as staff rather than as a tool. It is seven specialist roles (research, sizing, execution, review and three more) with full system prompts and sixteen skills for working with Hyperliquid, wired together as a Trading Floor group chat.

What it does in thirty seconds: point your Bot at SETUP.md, let it create the seven Bots and the group chat, and you have a desk that argues with itself before it does anything. It starts in research mode with no wallet attached, so you can watch the whole thing run before any money is involved.

The reason it is the pick rather than just a good entry: it ships a real .grok-plugin/ manifest and a root plugin.json carrying the canonical Agent Plugins $schema — still rare in this ecosystem, where almost everything is marketplace-only. Its own description is careful to say it is instructions and resources, not a bot that trades for you. Trading is risky and this does not change that.

Install by pointing your Bot at SETUP.md.

Last week's pick, chrome-devtools, remains in the catalog.

Rotates weekly. Nominate an entry by opening an issue.

Grok Bot events and community

Upcoming Grok Bot meetups, workshops and hackathons

Next 8, soonest first. All 17 upcoming, with hosts, venues and times, are in EVENTS.md.

Where the Grok Bot community talks

The catalog: Grok Bot skills, plugins and MCP

What an entry ships Entries
.grok-plugin/ manifest, the format Grok Bot loads 19
.cursor-plugin/ manifest, so it also loads in Cursor 19
.claude-plugin/ manifest, so it also loads in Claude Code 15
.codex-plugin/ manifest, so it also loads in Codex 7
plugin.json on the open Agent Plugins standard 6 of 61 checked
An MCP server component 24 of 61 checked
SKILL.md skills and no plugin manifest 11

Read from each repository's own file tree on 2026-09-01. Marketplace entries are read at the commit xAI pins, not at HEAD. 2 entries answered on manifest directories but not on skills, MCP or the open standard this run, and are left out of those rows rather than counted as zero.

Grok Bot skills

  • botskills by PramodDutta — paste-ready BOT.md setups for Grok Bot and Rakazo; every listing declares the one irreversible action it never takes without you. [beta]
  • botteams by ellelion — fifteen company teams as single markdown files: one installer prompt creates the named Bots, the group chat and the routines. [beta]
  • grok-bot-profiles by HAEGONG — spec writer, bug reproducer, PR producer and PR verifier as separate Bots, each with an explicit point where its authority ends. [beta]
  • grok-bot-skill by adamanz — list, message and create Grok Bots from the terminal using the local desktop session, no token copying. [beta]
  • grok-bot-super by AgentMindCloud — community skill library (daily standup, email triage, meeting-to-actions, research brief, weekly review, X-thread builder). Archived upstream on 2026-08-17 and no longer maintained; the skills still work, but nothing here will be fixed. [beta]
  • grok-bot-templates by cobusgreyling — scored operating contracts (job, never-list, L1 default, CI). Paste START.md, tap a team. [beta]
  • grokbot-for-gtm by bcharleson — numbered outbound motion for a Bot: intake, sending infrastructure, list build, email, LinkedIn, reply handling, daily ops. [beta]
  • grokbot-imessage-skill by jeffhuber — read, triage, search and send iMessages on macOS via a local, privacy-first launchd helper (no cloud sync). [beta]
  • grokmd by Aiworkflow360 — twenty GROK.md character files written from primary sources, plus the spec and review checklist for writing your own. [beta]
  • HyperGrok by galleonlabs — seven-agent Hyperliquid trading desk for Grok Bot: research, size, execute, review. [beta]
  • overnight by Archive228 — six-bot crew for sourced short-form video, with one role per boundary and a human gate before anything publishes. [experimental]
  • thin-grok-bot-deep-work-on-cli by Luca-Blight — keeps the Bot mesh for routing and hands long builds to Cursor CLI, Cursor cloud agents or the grok CLI. [beta]
  • werewolf-gamemaster by Heyvhuang — one Bot runs a stateful game of Werewolf: roles and night actions stay in 1:1 chats, turn tokens stop out-of-order replies. [experimental]

Grok Bot plugins and MCP servers

  • agentcouch by AgentCouch — hosted messaging rooms for Grok Bot to talk with other people's agents across clients and machines. [production]
  • campfiresms-grok-bot by CampfireSMS — hosted SMS bridge over five MCP tools plus a safety skill, on one revocable phone-bound credential. [beta]
  • GrokBotfun by GrokBotfun — deploy pump.fun tokens from your agent; ships an MCP server plus a Cursor-marketplace-format plugin (not the open agent-plugins.org spec, despite the repo description). [experimental]
  • imagine-mcp by Archive228 — remote MCP for xAI image, video and speech generation that returns a persistent blob URL and a per-call cost receipt. [beta]
  • mcp-fetch-worker by jkpe — one http_fetch MCP tool behind Cloudflare Access, so a Bot reaches your self-hosted APIs on a scoped token you can revoke. [beta]
  • nexfade-grok-plugin by NexFade — one-time encrypted share links: the file is encrypted on the Bot's computer and only ciphertext leaves it. [beta]
  • orgx-grokbot-plugin by OrgX — OrgX MCP wiring, initiative-aware skills and specialist agent packs, packaged in Cursor's .grok-plugin manifest format. [beta]
  • recallsmith by koreysmith123 — private experiential memory per Bot on local embeddings and pgvector, installed by handing a new Bot the repo URL. [experimental]
  • tesla-fleet-mcp by supervised-nl — Tesla Fleet API over Streamable HTTP; climate, charge and lock need Tesla's own proxy and a virtual key on the car. [beta]
  • yourai-context-plugin by Melade — read-only hosted connector for an organization's published knowledge library and the user's own recent computer activity. [beta]

Official xAI plugin marketplace

xAI runs an official plugin marketplace — 21 vendor plugins in .grok-plugin format, the same plugin surface Grok Bot inherits under Cursor's plugin/MCP policy. All 21 are listed below, each resolved at the exact commit the marketplace pins.

  • axiom by Axiom — query logs and metrics in APL, run SRE investigations, build dashboards and manage monitors. [production]
  • base44 by Base44 — build and deploy Base44 full-stack apps through the CLI and the JavaScript/TypeScript SDK. [production]
  • browser-use by Browser Use — give the Bot a real browser, either the user's own Chrome with its logins or an isolated cloud one. [production]
  • chrome-devtools by Chrome DevTools — drive and inspect a live Chrome: performance traces, network requests, source-mapped console errors. [production]
  • cloudflare by Cloudflare — manage Workers, KV, R2, DNS and deployments from the agent. [production]
  • exa by Exa — real-time web search that reads the pages it finds and answers with current sources. [production]
  • figma by Figma — read designs, variables and components straight out of Figma files. [production]
  • firecrawl by Firecrawl — turn any site into clean markdown or structured data: search, scrape, map, crawl and extract. [production]
  • mongodb by MongoDB — connect any self-managed MongoDB deployment through its own MCP server using your connection string. [production]
  • mongodb-atlas by MongoDB — the managed Atlas half: sign in to explore data and manage clusters, projects, users and network access. [production]
  • neon by Neon — Neon Serverless Postgres: manage projects and databases, pick a connection method, branch for migration testing. [production]
  • netlify by Netlify — serverless and edge functions, Blobs storage, managed Postgres, forms, caching and the Netlify CLI. [production]
  • pstack by Cursor — agent playbooks for investigation, design, review, verification and parallel subagent work. [production]
  • railway by Railway — deploy services, read build logs and manage environment variables. [production]
  • sentry by Sentry — read error reports, analyze stack traces and search issues by fingerprint from the agent. [production]
  • stripe by Stripe — payments, subscriptions and billing objects from the agent, test mode included. [production]
  • superpowers by obra — the largest general skill collection shipped in the marketplace; planning, debugging and writing workflows. [production]
  • tavily by Tavily — web search, content extraction, crawling and deep research over a hosted MCP server with OAuth. [production]
  • tinyfish by TinyFish — goal-driven browser automation on live sites, including authenticated ones, via saved browser profiles. [production]
  • vercel by Vercel — manage deployments, check build status, read logs, configure domains. [production]
  • wix by Wix — build, manage and deploy Wix sites and apps: eCommerce, CMS and dashboard extensions. [production]
  • xai-org/plugin-marketplace by xAI — the official marketplace itself: the vendor set above plus the .grok-plugin manifest format they all use. [production]

Self-hosted Grok Bot alternatives, runtimes and bridges

  • foreman by Archive228 — declares a Bot crew in git, reconciles it against the account, and reports where work stopped, repeated or waited on you. [beta]
  • grok-bot-cli by ScriptedAlchemy — gbot: create, update, message and inspect Bots, groups and threads from the terminal on the macOS app's own session. [beta]
  • grok-bot-discord by davefmurray — Discord Gateway bridge so a Bot shows online and wakes on @mention, with fail-closed guild, channel and author allowlists. [beta]
  • grok-bot-flake by jordangarrison — Nix flake that repackages the official Linux .deb (no source build). [experimental]
  • grok-bot-for-linux-and-android by 1nc0gn30 — unofficial client covering the two seats xAI does not ship, with a workspace on your own machine and LAN phone pairing. [experimental]
  • grok-bot-setup by BlockedPath — adapters CLI and custom model-provider bridges (DeepSeek, Claude, Grok, OpenAI). [beta]
  • grok-bot-usage by Kargatharaakash — gbu: weekly usage and on-demand spend for several Cursor accounts in one terminal, zero dependencies. [beta]
  • grok-codex-router by IgorWarzocha — routes Bot inference to a ChatGPT Codex subscription by patching the VM; the author warns it can break installs or get an account restricted. [experimental]
  • grokbot-shim by codeaashu — runs the installed Grok Bot app against a local host runtime, a local Chrome/XFCE desktop and Codex or OpenAI-compatible models. [experimental]
  • guaca by madebywelch — local desktop app where a crew of agents message each other in their own worktrees; everything runs on your machine. [beta]
  • omarchy-grok-bot by glorics — Omarchy bar widget that launches and focuses the Grok Bot Linux client and fetches newer AppImages. [experimental]
  • open-grok-bot by Anil-matcha — local-first bot workspace on FastAPI and Next.js with a deny-by-default action gateway and an audit trail. [experimental]
  • open-grokbot by ishandutta2007 — self-hosted multi-agent platform with persistent sandboxes and demonstration-based learning, docker compose up. [beta]
  • OpenGrokBot by wolfqing — self-hosted, open-source Grok Bot alternative assembled from OpenClaw plus any model you bring; your hardware, your credentials. [beta]
  • sand by alokwhitewolf — unofficial terminal bridge to message your Bots from the CLI, since Grok Bot doesn't ship one. [experimental]
  • XinyunOpenBot by dongpen-max — Chinese-first desktop alternative with OpenAI-compatible relay endpoints, a cloud desktop and per-bot voices. [beta]

Grok Bot guides and tutorials

Cross-reference

If Grok Bot's plugin ecosystem moves onto the open standard, those plugins will be interoperable with every other launch client. Track that standard at our sister list: ZeroPointRepo/awesome-agent-plugins — 48 verified Agent Plugins across ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Kiro and VS Code.

🛡️ Security notice

This is a curated list, not an audit. A "beta" or "production" tag means the repo is real and functional at the time it was checked — it is not a safety review. Several entries above ask for real credentials (private keys, tool sign-ins, local message-database access): read the code before you grant anything, exactly as you would for any browser extension or CLI tool. Some entries patch the Grok Bot app itself or drive undocumented internals; those say so on their own line, and they can break on any update. The Grok Bot ecosystem opened on 2026-08-11 — expect churn, expect some of these repos to disappear or go stale fast, and expect this list to change quickly along with it.

🤝 Contributing

PRs are very welcome — see CONTRIBUTING.md for the format and the acceptance rules.

Related lists

Sister lists, same standard, same maintainer. Each one covers a different agent ecosystem.

  • awesome-hermes-skills: skills, plugins, agent profiles and memory providers for Hermes Agent.
  • awesome-agent-plugins: plugins on the open Agent Plugins standard, every entry checked for a real plugin.json.
  • awesome-dsh-plugins: DeepSeek Harness plugins organized by what they do, every install command re-checked weekly by CI.
  • awesome-fx-skills: skills, MCP servers and subagents for Vercel's fx coding agent, every install command machine-checked weekly.
  • awesome-cursor-plugins: Cursor plugins from the official marketplace, including the ten that also ship a .grok-plugin manifest and therefore load in a Bot.
  • awesome-praxist-plugins: Praxist plugins for Sapient's autonomous research system, every row carrying the kind, stability and API key read straight out of its manifest.

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