Sets up home media software for downloading, organizing, and watching files, and adjusts performance so downloads interfere less with playback. Connect apps with a Grok Bot connector.
Who It’s For:Home media users who want a private media stack on their own machine.
What You Ask It
“Set up a private media stack on my machine”
“Tune CPU pins so downloads don't disrupt playback”
“Configure hardlinks for my media stack”
What You Get Back
You get a configured media stack with VPN, downloading, library tools, and playback tuned to cope with downloads.
What It Connects To
Gluetun VPN
Prowlarr
Radarr/Sonarr
Jellyfin
GP① From your apps→
② Works on your task→
③ You review
Free template · creator-made, not Swarm School · check its permissions before adding
Safety and permissionsAccess, approvals and your responsibility
Made and shared by a Grok Bot user, not by Swarm School. Read what it does, then check every permission it asks for.
Not made by Swarm School or xAI. We can’t make any guarantees about it. You’re responsible for its actions. Review permissions; never run unchecked. Read the bot-use terms and how to add a bot safely.
How Grok Bot works with Cursor: it comes with paid Cursor plans, signs in with your Cursor account, runs in Cursor's cloud, and can start Cursor Cloud Agents.
How Grok Bot's cloud computer works: one shared computer for all your Bots, getting files in and out, using websites with no connector (Toast, Mindbody, Square and more), your own devices, and backups.
What a Grok Bot template includes and leaves out, a five-point check before you click Add Bot, how to share your own (public vs. team), and how to move a Bot to a new account.
