What this Grok Bot does
The Bot collects feedback from connected sources, clusters it, and drafts routing recommendations. It does not file tickets or message customers.
Who should use this?
Product managers and founders who keep losing 'who asked for this.'
Collect product feedback from these connected sources for the last 14 days. Cluster by theme, weigh evidence and urgency, and draft a routing list for approval. Do not file tickets or message customers.
Paste into the chat as the first job. Do not let the Bot send or change anything until you approve.
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Real posts
Public examples. We did not re-run those Bots here.
n2parko@n2parko
16 days ago · Aug 11, 2026
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CoS + EM + five eng ICs + Databricks + PM
grok @bot has really changed how I build and work... but there is a learning curve! sharing how I've been using it these past few weeks to get you started THE CORE TEAM: * chief of staff: general day-to-day, cal, slack/email * eng mgr: breaks down eng work and delegates to... * eng (× 5): executes, spin off & manage cloud agents * data analyst: most used*, access to data warehouse * pm pete: new product ideas, rsch, feedback, docs here's what each one does and how the team works...
Other jobs
- 01Clean up my inboxTriage Gmail, draft replies, and archive junk. Every send waits for you.
- 02Brief me every morningA short readout of what changed overnight — only what maps to your priorities.
- 03Build and debug softwareA clickable prototype from a spec — or a bug reproduced in staging, not a vague Slack message.
- 04Prep me for meetingsWalk in knowing who's in the room, last touch, and a suggested agenda.