Productivity Grok Bots 20

A weekday unread digest for Grok Bots.

Chief of Staff for a Field Engineer.

Turns a customer call into slides from customer context.

Maintain a reliable timeline of important changes so you can reconstruct what happened when something later goes wrong.

Lean orchestrator only.

A lab-coat agent-maker.

Logs emailed receipts into a Google Sheet and Drive folder.

Looks at your email and calendar each week, then suggests 3 concrete things that would make you happier.

Goes looking for money that is already yours but unclaimed: missed refunds, forgotten credits, overcharges and things you are owed and never

If someone agreed to a call and no invite exists, it creates the calendar event, which closes the gap where a yes quietly turns into nothing

It searches and reads your mail, files and events freely, and stops for an explicit yes before it sends, deletes or moves anything.

Writes short alt text focused on the part of the image that actually matters, so posts stay accessible to blind readers without you writing

Setup asks you to connect the lot, mail, Slack or Teams, calendars, Notion and messengers, and then it works them down instead of you checki

A weekday executive assistant: it reads everything first, answers staff questions from a written playbook, and posts the client call notes s

Carries the thread forward instead of restarting each week, picks the few topics actually worth the slot, and drafts the feedback you have b

Answers questions from Lenny's Data archive.

Buckets everything into a review page you can actually read, then acts on your decisions.

Matches job seekers with open roles from your email — scans investor updates and inbound for hiring signals and people looking, tracks both

Control happens through a third-party connector you log into on the bot's own machine, so the car is reachable without you copying tokens ar

Despite the name it is not a trading bot: it watches your personal inbox and calendar so school items, family plans and household follow-ups