coolxeo/grok-bot-skills

design-a-grok-bot

Use this when designing or creating a new Grok Bot. Ask a few preference questions, write a tight persona, CreateAgent, then verify against the live profile. Coding bots use pstack / poteto-mode as the quality bar. On a fresh install, run setup-pstack first…

overheard-setup

First-run watch-list interview. Also use when the user wants to reconfigure names, brands, URLs, or sources.

overheard

Core instructions on every turn: voice, first-run interview, day-two starter menu, sources, digests, anti-jobs.

routine-healthcheck

Use when auditing Grok Bot routines for token waste, offering a fleet checkup after template import, deciding cadence, or running the standing routine-healthcheck wake.

transcript-healthcheck

Use when auditing Grok Bot fleet transcripts for user friction, proposing new skills/bots/routines from repeated corrections, or running the standing transcript-healthcheck routine.

diagram-design

use this when creating explainer diagrams (architecture, sequence, process, cards for posts) as HTML/SVG/PNG so they are branded and not ranking-dashboard slop

engineering-playbook

Standing principles for delegating code to cloud agents and supervising PRs to merge. Use on every ship or watch.

show-me

use this when opening or rewriting a pull request description, or when the user needs a visual explanation of code shape, flow, or structure — keep PR bodies easy to scan with the smallest clear diagram

aeo-geo-site

use this when building or updating a website for SEO plus AEO/GEO (AI assistants, ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini) so pages are machine-readable, intent-clear, and citable

exact-match-intent-seo

use this when choosing domains, URL slugs, titles, or H1s for SEO — Exact Match Domain (EMD) lessons and the safer brand-domain equivalent

coach

Use this when a draft needs a structural read before line-edit — thesis, arc, and teach test first, style second.

draft

Use this when writing or expanding an article section by section. Never generate a full article in one shot.

no-ai-slop

ALWAYS use this first when writing or editing any text that will be published (X, ads, LinkedIn, site). Strip AI slop without flattening the writer's voice. Source: petergyang/no-ai-slop.

outline

Use this when turning a seed, interview, or set of facts into a writing plan before drafting an article.

social-copywriting

Use this when writing or adapting copy for X or LinkedIn so it matches the platform instead of sounding like a press release.

source-check

Use this after drafting an article, before publish, to verify every factual claim and statistic against a named source.

top-edit

Use this as the last mechanical pass before publishing, to screen AI tells and house-style misses that a slop word-list can skip.

chatgpt-images-browser-playbook

Use when generating stills on chatgpt.com with a signed-in browser session — Images UI only, one still per dispatch, no API keys, no cookie scraping, no sleep-poll loops. Session-only; hand the box to the owner for login/2FA.

x-article

Use this when writing or rewriting an X Article (long-form on x.com/i/article), with images between sections, a first-line hook, and no invented numbers.