RongleCat/awesome-grok-bot

Curated bilingual list of Grok Bot resources — always-on AI teammates with their own cloud computer.

What it solves

Grok Bot is an always-on AI teammate launched by xAI/SpaceXAI with Cursor. Each Bot gets its own name, picture, job description, and one persistent cloud computer (browser, filesystem, terminal), and it keeps working even after you close your laptop or lock your phone. Useful information about it is spread across many official docs pages, news posts, X threads, and community reports. This project gathers all of that scattered material into one curated list, so you can find official documentation, tutorials, real-world usage stories, plugins, comparisons, and open-source alternatives in a single place. It also tracks upcoming community meetups and hackathons around the world.

How it works

This is an "awesome list"-style collection with 2,183 entries, organized into clear sections: Official Resources, Tutorials & Guides, Field Cases, Skills/Plugins & MCP, Reviews & Comparisons, Open-Source Alternatives, Community & Failure Modes, Related Lists, and a Contributing guide. A separate EVENTS.md file lists scheduled in-person meetups and workshops across dozens of countries (from Shanghai and Tokyo to Seattle and São Paulo) plus online webinars, each linked to full event notes. The project is an unofficial community effort — it explicitly states it is not affiliated with xAI or Cursor — and is released under the CC0 license. It is available in English, Chinese, and Japanese.

Who it's for

People who use or are evaluating Grok Bot on desktop, iOS, or Android — including individual subscribers on Cursor or SuperGrok plans, teams, and enterprise administrators. It suits anyone looking for official how-tos, security and privacy guidance, plugin and MCP details, real-world deployment stories, or examples of how others run multiple specialized Bots as a team. It is also useful for people who want to find or attend the community meetups and hackathons listed in the events tracker.

Highlights

  • 2,183 curated entries spanning official docs, tutorials, field cases, plugins, reviews, and alternatives
  • Official case studies included, such as SpaceXAI scaling customer support with Grok Bot (+175% tickets without new headcount) and a procurement "Haggle Bot" that surfaced $100k+ in evidence-backed savings
  • A global events section tracking meetups and hackathons in dozens of countries, plus online webinars
  • Links to official security, enterprise, admin, and private-network guides for organizations
  • Covers the full ecosystem: cloud computer capabilities, mobile apps, skills/routines, plugins, X integration, and Bot-to-Bot collaboration
  • Multilingual README available in English, Chinese, and Japanese

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