Use Learn as your tutorial shelf for foundations, setup strategy, workflow design, Chinese ecosystem patterns, recovery paths, and day-to-day operating tips.
teams
When one bot stops being enough: roles, a coordinator, shared channels, and the discipline of small teams.
models
Not every task needs the flagship model. A simple routing policy can cut the bill by an order of magnitude.
tools
A bot with no tools can only talk. Here's how to connect capabilities without losing control.
teams
You installed a shared bot. Now make it yours in five edits — without breaking what the author got right.
foundations
Bots forget; files don't. The file layout most long-running bots converge on.
foundations
The documented path for Grok Voice 3.0 in Grok Bot: live voice chat, dictation, voice memos, settings, Team Bots, and the Voice Agent API.
foundations
A Grok Bot user's map of Meta Muse: jobs each is built for, Muse's personal VM vs Grok Bot's shared computer, and who should pick which.
foundations
The six patterns that almost every high-scoring Grok Bot use case is built from.
routines
The difference between a bot you ask and a bot you have is a schedule, a state file, and a quiet-day rule.
security
The threats are boring and real: over-broad access, prompt injection, shared-bot surprises. Credentials belong in Vault and Secrets, not in chat.
tools
Submit your plugin, connector or MCP server to the Grok Bot Marketplace. The form fields, the logo rules, the testing step and what happens after you submit.