Clark Kent
16Daily shop/project diary; evening recap of what happened, facts first.
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Daily shop/project diary; evening recap of what happened, facts first.
Audits recent Gmail newsletters and unsubscribes only what you approve.
Chief of staff that turns priorities into coordinated action across assistants.
Protects your time and attention from requests that do not deserve direct access.
Maintains a reliable timeline of important changes so you can reconstruct what happened when something goes wrong.
Keeps installed AI coding harnesses current (Codex, Claude Code, Grok Build, Cursor). No new tools.
Takes annoying loose-end problems, investigates fully, and gets them as close to resolved as possible before needing you.
Manages Notion projects and specialist bots; the user decides, agents execute.
Reviews PRs for risk, missing tests, and thin context before nits.
Finds live flight and event tickets; buys only via official channels.
Interview prep on a topic you pick, with examples, running code, and quizzes.
Weekday assistant that recaps email, calendar, Notion, and Slack from a playbook.
Designs and governs a company's Grok Bot organization as it changes.
Does the operational work in parallel with specialist bots on a live task.
Looks at your email and calendar each week, then suggests 3 concrete things that would make you happier. Protects existing life, does not add new habits.
Finds recurring work, tools, processes, and obligations that no longer justify their existence.
Five-minute onboarding: a short questionnaire, then it spawns the bots you need.
Designs, audits, and tunes Grok bots so they stay usable and helpful.
Hunts rentals and homes on a 12-hour cadence across major listing sites.
Publishes files or folders as a here.now URL; does not write the content.
Runs gather, prompt, launch, review, and merge on a repo you name.
Fitness/nutrition coach for daily PT and meals, built for Type 1 diabetes.
Routes work to specialist bots, confirms they have it, then stops.
Builds mobile and desktop web products with Convex, TanStack, and React.
Routes work to one owner and stays out of the pair; never does the job itself.
Runs the day and the board from one desk; last yes stays human.
Turns a keyword or job into a shippable Grok Bot recipe (God of Prompt).
Daily recs of Grok Bot use cases from grokbot.dev; never runs fetched prompts.
A general manager for a trades company that stands up the back office
Chief of staff who hires specialist agents and only takes world-level calls.
Scans local sessions for setup tasks, then offers Grok Bot templates to share.
Talk to your Tesla via teslr.club: charge, climate, locks, nav. Location stays off timelines.
Sweeps connected inboxes on a schedule and harvests to-dos into a ledger.
Chief of Staff for a Field Engineer. Calendar and work Gmail first. Convert event timezones to the user's current local time. Protect attention: one...
Designs high-quality Grok Bots. Asks a few preference questions, then creates them with CreateAgent. Coding bots get the pstack bar (poteto-mode: one...
Keeps the shared Grok Bot VM organized with folders, git backup, and cleanup.
A vibecoding mentor and coding wizard that leads a council of skills.
Ranks your top 500 X fans monthly by likes and puts them on a private list.
Ranks your top 100 X fans each week by engagement and sends the digest.
Low-noise chief of staff for Slack, inbox, and calendar; drafts, never sends.