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Grok Bot skills and routines
Ready teams that help you cut a clean run into a reusable skill or keep a single routine focused — then Fork the loop for your shop.
What this page is for
Official docs define skills and routines. The shelf gap is “turn a finished team run into something reusable” and prune weekly noise. These teams target that loop.
How BotShelf fits
Use Skill cutter or Skill after clean run when a job worked; Routine one for a single scheduled check; Weekly prune to trim clutter. Soft path: use → adapt → Fork → list.
Not an official xAI shop
Not official xAI docs. BotShelf teams you paste into Descriptions.
Skills & routines teams
Cut, schedule, prune — keep the roster useful.
- Skill cutter — Turns a completed piece of work into a reusable process. Use it when something worked well and you want to repeat the sa
- Skill after clean run — Turns a successfully completed run into a reusable process. Use it when you want to preserve a workflow only after you k
- Routine one — Handles one specific check or task at a scheduled time. Use it for simple recurring work when you want each run focused
- Weekly prune — Reviews current work and proposes what may no longer be needed. Useful for weekly cleanup and keeping an ongoing workflo
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FAQ
How is this different from Grok Automations?
Chat Automations are a grok.com feature. These are Grok Bot shelf teams for skills/routines patterns you paste into a Description.
When do I use Skill cutter vs Skill after clean run?
Skill cutter turns completed work into a reusable process; Skill after clean run is timed for after a successful pass.
Can I list my routine team?
Yes — adapt, Fork, and list after review.