Work & Business
Get a morning summary of X and a list of people who need help
From X and xAI 2 sources
Each morning, a bot reads X for you. It lists the posts that matter and people who ask for what you sell, with replies you can send.
What it does by itselfIn this version, it writes drafts and you post every reply. In the original, one job answered private messages without asking. Do not copy that part.
How it works
A person who runs a small agency shares six prompts for X. Grok Bot can now read your X timeline, saved posts, mentions, and private messages. The first prompt asks for a summary at 8 AM. It lists the 5 posts that matter, news in your field, and one idea to write about. Another prompt looks for people who complain about a competitor. It drafts a reply that you send yourself. A third prompt finds people who ask for help with what you sell. A fourth prompt turns the week into a report of one page. He says his last search for new customers found 30 people.
How to set it up
- Ask: Every morning at 8, read my X timeline from the last 24 hours.
- Ask for the 5 posts that matter, news in my field, and one idea to write about. Include links.
- Ask: Search X for people who ask for help with [what you sell]. Give me a short reply that I can send.
- Add: Do not contact anyone. I send every reply myself.
- Save it as a scheduled job (a task that runs at a set time).
"Every morning at 8, read my timeline from the last 24 hours. Send me a brief: the 5 things that actually matter, anything new in [MY NICHE], posts blowing up that I should reply to, and one idea worth writing about today." Lead miner: "... a short reply I can send. Save this as a routine."
What people report
One search for new customers found 30 people (his own report).
Why we rate it 6 out of 10
Useful for anyone who sells or writes on X, and quick to set up. The number of customers found is one person's claim.
How sure we are
Some evidence One detailed first-hand report, or a company story with some outside support.
One person's post, saved more than 500 times. On Oct 11, 2026, xAI's list of changes said that bots can search X without a connected account.