The free Grok Bot toolkit
You gave your bot a job.
Now give it the tools.
250+ skills, plugins, and MCPs to help your bots research prospects, create content, connect your apps, and get more done.
Your shopping list for an AI workforce. All in one place.
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Inside the 250-resource overview
- Skills
- 100
- Skills
- Plugins
- 110
- Plugins
- MCPs
- 40
- MCPs
What’s inside
Tools for the jobs you actually hand off.
Find resources for the work you want off your plate, from researching prospects to building a team of specialized bots.
- SkillPluginMCP
PixelDojo
Official Cursor/Grok Bot plugin with a hosted PixelDojo MCP server and 11 workflow skills so the bot can generate images, video, audio, ads, and short films across 145+ models.
- Plugin
Supermemory
Memory engine with an official Add-to-Grok-Bot plugin so cloud teammates keep findings across machines and tasks.
- PluginMCP
Lavo CRM
Official Lavo CRM MCP connector plugin for Cursor and Grok Bot with OAuth (customers, quotes, jobs, invoices).
- SkillPluginMCP
Pallyy
Pallyy hosted MCP plugin (plus skill) so Grok Bot can list social sets and draft or schedule posts across Instagram, LinkedIn, X, and more.
- PluginMCP
WebsitePublisher for Grok Bot
Grok Bot .grok-plugin that connects WebsitePublisher MCP tools to create, patch, and publish live website pages from chat.
- Skill
Grok Bot Team Builder skill
Grok Bot skill where a Chief of Staff interviews you then creates and places Research/Software/Marketing teammate bots.
- PluginMCP
HivemindOS
Official HivemindOS plugin that points Cursor and Grok Bot at a hosted MCP for research reports, generation, memory, and more with one API key.
- PluginMCP
Wassenger
Wassenger plugin connecting Cursor and Grok Bot to WhatsApp Business for agent replies, campaigns, sales, and group management via MCP.
Real entries from the community library. Tags are based on each resource’s description.
Research prospects
Resources for research reports, reading web pages, and looking up business and property data.
e.g. HivemindOS, Unbrowse, Realie
Email and CRM
Connectors that let a bot work with CRM records, Gmail triggers, and WhatsApp Business conversations.
e.g. Lavo CRM, Agent Doorbell, Wassenger
Content and video
Tools for generating images and video, editing timelines, and drafting or scheduling social posts.
e.g. PixelDojo, ChatCut, Pallyy
Memory and context
Memory plugins that help a bot keep findings, projects, and context across tasks.
e.g. Supermemory, Kontext
Websites and apps
Resources for creating and publishing web pages from chat and treating websites like apps a bot can use.
e.g. WebsitePublisher, Unbrowse
Teams of specialized bots
Skills that help you plan a roster of bots, each with one clear role, and set them up together.
e.g. Grok Bot Team Builder, grok-bot-builder-architect
What are these, anyway?
Written instructions that teach a bot how to do a specific task, like a playbook it can follow every time.
Add-on packages you install to give a bot new abilities. Many bundle skills and a connection together.
Connections that let a bot talk to another app or service, such as a CRM, inbox, or design tool, so it can read and take action there.
Start with one job, not 250 tools.
The fastest way to get value is to pick one task you already do every week, like following up with leads or turning a video into posts.
Search the toolkit for that job, try one or two resources that fit, and see how they work for your business. When that job runs smoothly, pick the next one.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. Access to the toolkit and the resource library is free. Some individual tools listed in it are run by other companies and may need their own account, a paid plan, or an API key. Each resource’s page explains what it needs.
I’m a beginner. Can I set these up?
Many can be added with a few steps, and some need more technical setup. Start with one resource that matches one job you want done, follow its instructions, and build from there. The toolkit page includes a simple three-step checklist.
Who made these resources?
They come from awesome-grok-bot, an independent community list maintained by RongleCat and contributors. Brian did not create them. This collection is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by xAI or Cursor. Review each one before connecting it to your accounts.
Do I need to install all 250?
No. Think of it as a shopping list. Most people only need a handful. Pick the job you want help with, find two or three resources that fit, and ignore the rest until you need them.
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