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Teach a lead-reply skill by screen-sharing once

He walked Grok Bot through how he researches and replies to high-value leads; it saved that as a skill and now finds, scores and drafts replies each morning.

Setup time10 min
CostIncluded in plan
RunsEvery morning
NeedsGrok Bot, your lead sources, email (draft only)
Last updated2026-10-15
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I screen-shared with Grok Bot for 8 minutes

by KC (@karanC_12) · 2026-08-19

✓ Opened via the X API on 2026-10-15

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Part 1 · What the source did

He walked Grok Bot through how he researches and replies to high-value leads; it saved that as a skill and now finds, scores and drafts replies each morning.

  • Screen-shared his lead research and reply process for 8 minutes.
  • Grok Bot turned it into a permanent skill.
  • Every morning it finds new leads, scores them and drafts replies.

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Part 2 · Our copy-paste version

Adapted by us from what the source described. Fill in the [BRACKETS].

The prompt

Watch how I handle a lead, then save it as a skill called "lead-reply": inputs, where I look, how I score (write the rubric out), what my reply sounds like. Each morning at [TIME]: find new leads from [SOURCES], score them with the rubric, draft replies for the top [N] in my voice, and send me the list. Do not send any reply.
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Approval ruleEvery reply is a draft until you approve it.

Set it up

  1. Do one real lead while narrating.
  2. Read the skill it wrote; fix the rubric.
  3. Schedule it, draft-only.

Common failures

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What usually goes wrong
  • The rubric captures what you said, not what you meant. Review it.
  • Scraping lead sources may break their terms.

Variations

  • Add a weekly won/lost review to tune scoring.

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