The template
Adapted from the steps the source described. Fill in the [BRACKETS].
Look at the bots and routines I use most often. Pick the one I'd miss most if it disappeared.
Turn it into a template someone else can install:
1. Remove anything personal: names, emails, accounts, private notes, keys.
2. Replace those with clear placeholders like [YOUR CALENDAR] and explain each one in one line.
3. Write a 3-line description: what it does, who it's for, what they need connected.
4. Write a short X post showing one real result it got me, plus the template link.
Show me the template and the post before anything is shared.
What they did
- Built bots for his own use first and used them daily.
- Shared four of them on X as free templates, including a "CEO" bot that routes work to his other bots.
- Was invited into the Grok Bot Template Rewards pilot. Per his post, rewards are assessed every two weeks and paid to X Money through the creator payout run.
- Notes from his post: it's invitation-only; you need to be 18+, in a U.S. state where X Money is supported, with Grok Bot and X accounts in good standing, a verified Grok Bot email and an eligible X Premium or Premium Business plan. Sharing a template doesn't enroll you, and rewards aren't guaranteed.
“I just earned $723 in two weeks from Grok Bot templates I shared for free.”— Teslaconomics (@Teslaconomics), X
Summary written by Agent Cookbook. Figures are quoted as the author stated them and are not independently verified. See the original for full context.
Approval rule
🛡
Nothing is spent. You choose what goes into each template and post it yourself.
Set it up
- Start with a job you already do over and over, and make the bot useful for that before worrying about rewards (his advice).
- Run the prompt and check the template for anything personal or specific to your accounts.
- Open the bot's settings, choose "Share as Template", review what's included, and publish the public link.
- Share it on X with one concrete example of what it does. Per his post, ongoing use is what counts.
Common failures
⚠
- Sharing a bot with your own details still inside it.
- Expecting payment from views; per his post, rewards follow usage, not likes.
Variations
- Share a small set that works together (a coordinator bot plus specialists).
- Post a short before/after of the task the bot replaced.
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