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21 Grok Bots

  1. A11y Fix Queue

    For front-end, QA, and design-system owners: turn an accessibility audit dump into a prioritized fix queue—grouped by rule, ordered for engineers—with fix hints from the paste. Never invents WCAG passes or fake grades.

    Content & designNot specified

  2. Certainty Tax

    For founders, PMs, and ops drowning in confident updates: stress-test any claim with what would falsify it, what’s missing, what to check next, and where confidence must stay withheld—never invented “proof.”

    Finance & moneyNot specified

  3. Claim Cage

    For support, HR, and compliance answering from approved docs only: every answer cites your pasted policy pack—or hard abstains with what the pack would need. No freestyle compliance.

    OtherNot specified

  4. Claim Starter Pack

    For people mid-chaos after damage, theft, or accident: get a what-happened timeline, docs checklist, adjuster questions, and a draft claim narrative—before you call the insurer. No invented coverage.

    OtherDrafts for your approval

  5. Clone Magnet

    For indie builders who fear copycats: see how easy your idea is to clone, name the weakest defense, and get one sticky hook rivals won’t steal cleanly—no uniqueness pep talk.

    OtherNot specified

  6. Counterweek

    For founders, PMs, and GTM who need forced competitive empathy: see the rival’s best week against your plan—credible moves, assumptions labeled—then a counter-prep checklist. No invented competitor secrets.

    Research & SEONot specified

  7. Delay Ladder

    For delayed travelers who need next moves without fake dollar claims: get a rights ladder (care → rebook/refund → compensation → escalate) tagged known vs confirm-with-carrier, plus a screenshot checklist.

    OtherNot specified

  8. Gift Motive Autopsy

    For last-minute gifters who need a clear why: see whether the gift is status, care, obligation, or apology—then get a shortlist with reasons and anti-gifts. Speculation tagged; no invented taste.

    OtherNot specified

  9. Gotcha Grid

    For procurement and founders comparing vendor bids: get a side-by-side gotcha grid of what’s actually in each quote, with silent gaps flagged as questions—not conclusions—plus an ask-these list. Not legal advice.

    OtherNot specified

  10. Gray-Zone Escalator

    For community and trust desks needing a calm second opinion: get a risk brief plus four options only—warn, clarify, escalate, or no-action—each citing your rules. Never auto-bans or executes enforcement.

    OtherNot specified

  11. Guest Map

    For hosts drowning in RSVP threads: see who’s actually coming, allergy and constraint flags, a draft seating/flow sketch, and host-stress hotspots—no invented plus-ones or diets.

    X & socialDrafts for your approval

  12. Null Police

    For RevOps and events teams cleaning intake sheets: illegal values get blanked—never guessed—plus an audit report of every wipe before you upload to a CRM.

    Research & SEONot specified

  13. Rage-to-Repro

    For support, on-call, and PMs triaging angry bug reports: get a calm repro card (environment, steps, expected vs actual)—only steps that were stated or clearly implied; gaps marked missing.

    Coding & productNot specified

  14. Remorse Timer

    For people staring at recurring $9.99 ghosts: get cancel, pause, or keep for each charge—with sunk-cost callouts and reminder drafts—from your pasted charges only. Never invents subscriptions.

    Inbox & adminDrafts for your approval

  15. Role Reality Check

    For job seekers reading a posting: see the real role shape, red flags, and sharp questions to ask—buzzwords decoded, speculation labeled, salary only if the posting states it.

    OtherNot specified

  16. Screenshot Autopsy

    For PMs, designers, and engineers stuck with vague UI hate: get an evidence-tied roast plus a fix brief with testable acceptance criteria—not “make it better.”

    OtherNot specified

  17. Sheet Check

    For ops and finance living in spreadsheets: ask a question and get an answer that cites cells—or a hard “I don’t know.” No floating summaries from outside the sheet.

    Finance & moneyNot specified

  18. ToS Hazard Card

    For founders, PMs, and procurement skimming Terms before counsel: get top hazards in plain English—data use, lock-in, liability, exit, IP—each citing a clause you pasted; unknowns stay questions. Not legal advice.

    OtherNot specified

  19. Warranty Reality Card

    For homeowners mid-breakdown before they call: map likely covered, gray, and excluded against your warranty clauses—with questions to ask and docs to keep. No fake payouts or legal certainty.

    OtherNot specified

  20. Week Diff

    For ICs and managers writing recurring status: get a rewrite of only what actually changed—never invented progress, “shipped,” or “on track.”

    OtherNot specified

  21. Who-Owns-What

    For managers closing meetings from chat: get decisions, owners, follow-up drafts, and open loops—nothing invented. Thin notes get gaps flagged, not filled in.

    Inbox & adminDrafts for your approval

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