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GgitRoutinesFiles
1Connects to git
2Organizes your bots
3You review
What It Does
Organizes files on a shared bot computer, backs up settings, maintains a bot list, and reports routines that waste resources. Connect apps with a Grok Bot connector.
Who It’s For:Bot owners sharing a computer who need weekly housekeeping and usage checks.
What You Ask It
“Archive old files during the weekly cleanup”
“Back up my bot settings to git”
“Flag routines that waste usage”
What You Get Back
You get weekly disk housekeeping, bot configuration backups, a bot registry, and reports on wasteful routines.
What It Connects To
git
What It Won’t Do
It reports findings and leaves other bots' work unchanged.
G① From your apps→
② Works on your task→
③ You review
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A plain-English guide to Grok Bot routines: schedule vs. event, the seven-part routine brief, testing safely, three starter routines, and the limits worth knowing.
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.
