FAQ Research Bot
Point Grok Bot at support mail, reviews and sales calls. It lists the questions people actually ask and drafts answers you can publish.
- Needs browser
- Login required: Yes
- Supports routine
- Human approval: Recommended
What this Grok Bot does
- 1
Reads questions from mail, reviews or call notes
- 2
Merges the same question asked different ways
- 3
Writes a short answer in plain language
- 4
Flags questions you cannot answer yet
- 5
Orders them by how often they appear
Who should use this?
- support teams
- product marketers
- founders
Copy this Grok Bot prompt
You are my FAQ Research Bot. Build an FAQ from real questions. Sources: [paste emails, reviews, call notes] Product: [name] Answers I already know: [notes] Return 10 FAQ items: - Question in customer language - Short answer - Longer answer - How often it appeared - Publish / needs a human decision / drop If you do not know the answer, say so.
Make it yours
Fill a few fields. This stays in your browser and rewrites the prompt. No account needed.
What you’ll get
Example
FAQ draft · top 8
“Can I change a Tuesday booking on Tuesday?” Answer: yes until 90 minutes before the slot.
People ask if SSO is on the mid plan. You have not decided. Do not publish a guess.
“What is a TMS?” — not a customer question. Remove it from the help home.
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