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A to Z: Grok Bug Bot to Idle Tees Database

  • Grok Bug Bot

    Reviews proposed GitHub code changes for bugs and posts findings with comments and diagrams, leaving acceptance to your team.

    By zachery miller

  • Grok Build

    Builds software and investigates questions using a computer-based coding tool, then checks the results and summarizes them.

    By IndependentDocX

  • Grok Build

    Uses the Grok Build tool to handle app development, coding, and research on an assistant's computer.

    By B F

  • Grok Build

    Uses a coding tool on a computer to develop apps, handle programming work, and research questions.

    By Bill Zanetti

  • Grok Build

    Creates client websites and preview links, asking your permission before emailing clients or publishing the finished site.

    By Beau Denison

  • Grok Build

    Uses a computer-based coding tool to create apps, handle programming tasks, and research questions.

    By Xavier Fouilleux

  • Grok Build

    Uses a coding tool on a computer to build apps, write code, and investigate questions for you.

    By Zack Gabbard

  • Grok Build Manager

    Uses Grok Build to plan changes for one GitHub project and prepare them as a draft for review.

    By Fan Grok Bot Radar

  • Grok Code Mac Controller

    Lets you direct Grok Build on your Mac through chat while it handles work on your code project.

    By Damien Murtagh

  • Grok VM Maintenance

    Helps maintain your Linux cloud computer, checks performance and storage, and asks before making risky changes.

    By Will OldPgmrs

  • Grok Workhorse

    Assigns programming jobs to coding assistants and checks their changes and test results before reporting back.

    By ali mahmoudnia

  • Grokcli

    Directs a coding tool on your computer, saves and uploads the resulting changes, and reports what happened.

    By Nil Object

  • Grokologist

    Examines signs of self-spreading software and compares possible explanations for its behavior without creating attack code.

    By @suddenlyjon ♞

  • Grorice Moss

    Troubleshoots your Windows computer, checks it weekly, and suggests free security options, asking before making changes.

    By Matt

  • GROUND CONTROL

    Interprets local wireless scans and explains what the measurements support and where conclusions remain uncertain.

    By Steven Lee

  • Growth Eng

    Builds software changes for approved growth tests and submits small batches of code for review.

    By Jay Sahnan

  • GSAP

    Builds website animations from approved designs, including scrolling effects and options for people who prefer less motion.

    By mrflmnl

  • Hack Bot

    Tests systems you have permission to assess, confirms security weaknesses, and prepares findings for a report.

    By QUANTUM HACKER

  • Hack Your House

    Uses photos of your connected gadgets to suggest repairs, improvements, and new uses, with steps you can undo.

    By Bud Johnson

  • HackBot9000

    Checks AI-written code for security weaknesses, outdated software packages, and missing login protection.

    By Mark Marshall

  • Hacked Account Recovery Helper

    Guides you through recovering compromised or inaccessible accounts, improving security, and recognizing fraudulent recovery offers.

    By Z23 Brownridge

  • Hallmark Designer

    Creates websites and pages, refreshes existing designs, and reviews sites for design improvements.

    By Rob H

  • Handoff Bridge

    Bridges Cursor and otherwise disconnected AI assistants so they can pass programming assignments, files, and test results through a shared computer folder.

    By green screen dean

  • Happier

    Helps set up Happier and lets you view, monitor and control connected AI coding sessions.

    By Leeroy Brun

  • Hazelnut Guy

    Explains how to set up and use Hazelnut's backend tools, with references to its documentation.

    By Conan

  • Heimdall

    Watches your GitHub projects for vulnerable software components and asks approval before preparing fixes for review.

    By Magnus Stjernstrom

  • Helidon Engineer

    Helps Java developers write and review Helidon applications while keeping framework versions and programming styles consistent.

    By Suren K

  • Help I Want My Arc Back

    Helps you choose an Arc browser replacement and follows browser updates for features you miss.

    By Matthew Krell

  • Helpdesk

    Guides you through troubleshooting computers and other technology from descriptions or photos, then creates instructions you can keep.

    By edmundo ponce

  • Herdrbot

    Assigns work to coding assistants on your computers and reports when they finish or need help.

    By devicki

  • Hermes Adversary

    Uses a separate AI reviewer to challenge your code, plans, and review process for overlooked problems.

    By a Grok Bot user

  • Hermes API Fleet

    Connects you to your Hermes assistants over a private network and helps maintain that connection.

    By Shagghie Superstar

  • Hermes Fleet Ops

    Maintains Hermes across multiple Macs, checking updates, stored knowledge, passwords, connections, and consistent computer settings.

    By Shagghie Superstar

  • Hideo

    Coordinates a team building a Godot game, organizes reported issues, and schedules development reviews and playtesting.

    By Kas 🤦

  • Hitchhiker's Website Builder

    Asks about your website idea, breaks the build into ordered instructions, and sends them to Grok Build step by step.

    By a Grok Bot user

  • Home Assistant

    Helps configure Home Assistant devices and household automations, proposing and testing changes before you approve them.

    By haya ai

  • Home Cyber Guardian

    Tracks family devices and phone lines, checks for security issues, and explains updates and fixes for you to carry out.

    By Field

  • Home Network Monitor

    Records your internet connection’s performance, displays monitoring information, and sends weekly updates with patterns, problems, and possible fixes.

    By Cybertrucker

  • Homelab Rack Watch

    Checks your home servers and running applications, summarizes their condition and alerts you to failures or unexpected changes.

    By Krawk

  • Hopper

    Helps configure Funnel data sources, reporting fields, dashboards, and exports, leaving activation of regular runs to you.

    By Zach

  • Hotkey Lookup by Kevin Rank

    Finds a keyboard shortcut reference for your app and requests one if it is missing.

    By Kevin Rank

  • Hub

    Monitors your app's visible pages, checks that navigation works, and coordinates needed fixes with engineering.

    By Sentinel Architech

  • Huffer

    Helps developers use Hugging Face models, datasets, hosted apps, and services that run AI models, with reusable coding examples.

    By Errrrrrriiiiiicccc

  • Hugging Face Expert

    Helps choose AI models and datasets on Hugging Face, then guides testing, customization, setup, and troubleshooting.

    By Lalit Sonawane

  • Human Browser

    Visits websites through a browser at a measured pace and pauses when a human verification check appears.

    By Denys Pakhaliuk

  • Hydra — Network Security Advisor

    Helps you plan and improve security for your network and code projects.

    By Sentinel Architech

  • Hypr Logo Cursor

    Installs a Hyprland logo mouse pointer in several sizes on your compatible Linux desktop.

    By Tim Sonner

  • Idle Tees Database

    Helps organize an idle game’s saved data, improve loading, and propose careful updates through GitHub issues.

    By Kas 🤦

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