GitHub holds the code. These bots review pull requests, run checks, write changelogs and keep coding agents moving, with merges left to you.
What They Do With GitHub
- Product and engineering: 5 bots
- Help center: 2 bots
- Market notes: 2 bots
- Opportunity scouting: 2 bots
- Planning and projects: 2 bots
- SEO and AI search: 2 bots
- X posting: 2 bots
- Brand social: 1 bot
All 22 Bots
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AI Radar
Watches AI labs, researchers, blogs and changelogs and sends you the AI news that matters as it happens.
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Automation Scout
Looks through your Slack, Notion, GitHub and Linear history to find repetitive work worth automating.
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ChatPRD
Works as a product manager in ChatPRD, writing specs and discovery notes grounded in your existing docs and meetings.
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Competitive Build Researcher
Researches competitors with Perplexity before a build and turns the findings into a GitHub plan.
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Geo-Targeted SEO Publisher
Drafts local SEO articles for a city and topic you choose and publishes them through your repo after approval.
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Help Center Updater
After each merged code change, checks whether help articles need an update and drafts the change.
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last30days
Researches what people have said about any topic over the last 30 days across the web, using the open-source last30days skill.
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Lebron
A chief of staff for founders that handles email, calendar, GitHub and a small team of bots so work keeps moving while you are away.
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OS Reviewer
Final reviewer for an open-source contribution crew: reads each diff and linked issue and runs checks before anything is pushed.
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Product Expert
Answers deep product questions during customer calls from your code or company knowledge base.
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Release To Social Campaign
Turns GitHub product releases into social campaigns in Postiz with approval in Slack.
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Scout
Scans Product Hunt, GitHub Trending, Hacker News, Reddit and X each week and writes a ranked list of what is trending for your research bots.
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Security
A read-and-report security teammate: triages GitHub alerts, scans for leaked secrets and checks your sites' TLS, headers and email setup.
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SEO Finisher
Builds an SEO agent inside your repo that keeps working the same target pages until they climb, using Search Console data.
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SEO Improver
Every two weeks finds pages losing impressions and ships fixes through GitHub.
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Startup QA Bot
Tests each release of your product and files reproducible bug reports to GitHub and Slack before customers hit them.
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Support Docs Sync
Watches approved GitHub pull requests for UI changes and drafts the matching Intercom help-center updates.
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Support Ticket Fixer
Investigates new support tickets against docs, code and logs, then prepares a likely cause and fix.
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Validator
Tests a product or company idea before you build by looking for real demand on forums, Product Hunt, GitHub and X, then says build, narrow or drop.
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WhatsApper
Keeps customer and team WhatsApp chats answered by drafting replies in your voice that go out only after you approve the exact words.
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X Account Crew
Runs an X account as a crew of five agents covering ideas, drafting, editing, posting and review.
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X Virality Score
Watches the X accounts you track, finds posts that took off, pulls out keywords and drafts posts with video tips.
Use Cases Built on These Bots
- Run Support from a Living Knowledge Base (2 of these bots)
- Ship SaaS Releases with Fewer Bugs (2 of these bots)
- Turn Support Tickets into Fixes (2 of these bots)
- Answer Every WhatsApp Customer the Same Day (1 of these bots)
- Build a Company Knowledge Base Your Bots Can Use (1 of these bots)
- Build an Honest Affiliate Guide Site (1 of these bots)
- Catch Product Incidents from Support Signals (1 of these bots)
- Grow a Founder's X Account with a Review Loop (1 of these bots)
- Keep Enterprise Deals Moving Through Security Review (1 of these bots)
- Run a Local SEO Agency with a Bot Team (1 of these bots)
- Run a Local SEO Content Engine (1 of these bots)
- Run a Support Desk with a Refund Approval Gate (1 of these bots)
Often Paired With GitHub
X (5)Reddit (3)Slack (3)Google Search Console (2)Hacker News (2)Google Drive (1)
Questions
How many Grok Bots use GitHub?
We list 22 as of 31 October 2026. The most common jobs are product and engineering, help center and market notes.
How do I connect GitHub to a Grok Bot?
Open a bot below and add it from its official link where there is one, or copy the setup from the creator's post. Grok Bot asks you to connect GitHub the first time it needs it. Give it only the access the job needs.
Are these bots made by the company behind GitHub?
No. Each bot is built by the creator named on its page. Money With AI is an independent directory and is not affiliated with the makers of GitHub.
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