Grok Bot Templates: How to Find, Use and Share Them

A Grok Bot template is a blueprint for a Bot. It bundles the Bot's skills, memories and plugins, so someone else can launch their own copy in a few clicks. Each person who adds a template gets a separate Bot that they own.

What a template includes, and what it leaves out

• Included: skills, memories and plugins, including first-party plugins and skills.
• Left out: secrets, personal memories, private skills, custom code and scripts, and MCP servers that are not standard.

A template is different from a shared Bot. A shared Bot is one Bot that a team uses together. A template gives every person their own copy, set up with their own accounts.

Where to find Grok Bot templates

The Grok Bot Marketplace at x.ai/bot/marketplace lists ready-made Bots by category: From Grok Bot Team, Engineering, Sales, Marketing, Design, Personal, Recruiting and People, Product, and Operations. People also share template links directly, and a few community lists exist on GitHub. Those are not official, so read what a template does before you add it.

How to use a template

1. Open the template link, or choose a Bot in the marketplace.
2. Click Add to Grok Bot.
3. Review the context and integrations it includes.
4. Click Add Bot.
5. Reconnect the plugins it uses. Templates carry the plugin list but not anyone's accounts, so your new Bot has to install them with yours.

Templates worth a look

Names and authors as listed on the marketplace in November 2026.

• Sales: Outbound Prospecting by Krista Letz, Sales Call Coach by Daniel Brill, Meeting Recap Deck by Krista Letz.
• Marketing: SEO & AEO Desk by Adam Tanguay, Copy Humanizer by Massimo De Luisa.
• Engineering: Researchy by Farzad, QA bot by Ulysses Ng.
• Operations: Executive Assistant by Natasha Kuo, Office Ops Desk by Erika Cabrera, Event Request Desk by Emma Weyrauch.
• Recruiting and People: Recruiting Coordinator and Talent Discovery, both by Tommy Hansen.
• Product: PM bot by Ulysses Ng, Proto Bot by Shub Gaur.
• Personal: Credit Card Max by Trevin Chow, Flora: Plant Care Log by Rich Silver, Haggle Bot by Daniel Gartshein.

For jobs these do not cover, Grok Bot use cases has twelve more with prompts you can paste in.

How to share your own Bot as a template

1. Open the Bot's settings and click Share as Template at the bottom right. Nothing goes live yet.
2. Choose who can use it: your team, or anyone.
3. Click Publish, then Copy Link and send it.

Before you publish, read the Bot's instructions and memories for anything personal, like names, links or client details. Secrets are never included, but text you typed into instructions is.

On team plans, an admin controls Public template sharing. When it is off, members can only share templates inside the team. It starts off on Enterprise and on for other teams.

Templates and phone calls

If your template includes a "call me when something is urgent" step with DoNotify, each person who adds it connects their own DoNotify account, because templates never copy secrets. So the calls go to their phone, not yours. Setup takes a few minutes on the AI agents page, and 14 calls are free.