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LLinuxYour approval
1Connects to Linux
2Organizes your bots
3You review
What It Does
Sets bots to launch when you sign into Linux, suggests useful assistants, and builds and coordinates them after approval. Connect apps with a Grok Bot connector.
Who It’s For:Linux users who want bots proposed and built around their work.
What You Ask It
“Set up Grok Bot to launch when I log in”
“Suggest bots based on how I work”
“Build the bots I approve and assign their work”
What You Get Back
You get login startup setup, proposed bots, and approved builds grouped by shared goals with work assigned.
What It Connects To
Linux
What It Won’t Do
It waits for your approval before building proposed bots.
L① From your apps→
② Works on your task→
③ You review
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Safety and permissionsAccess, approvals and your responsibility
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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.
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