Morning desk brief
What changed overnight that I should act on before 9
The default automation. Six bullets, one risk, one thing to ignore. No essay.
Weekdays · 07:15
Separate shelf
Jobs Grok runs on a clock or an email. Not a teammate. No computer. Copy the job, set the trigger at grok.com/automations.
What changed overnight that I should act on before 9
The default automation. Six bullets, one risk, one thing to ignore. No essay.
Weekdays · 07:15
When a named sender lands, tell me what they actually want
Email trigger. SuperGrok. Draft a reply, never send. The point is the first 20 seconds.
On matching sender
What slipped last week, what is fake, what to work first
For people who already have a GTM bot. This is the lightweight version that does not need a computer.
Weekly · Monday 08:00
Bills, renewals, and the one subscription I should kill
The example xAI used. Boring on purpose. You will forget this without it.
Monthly · 1st · 09:00
15 public stories that fail the laugh test, for writing later
Pattern taken from operators who email themselves a daily list and write from it. Not a content bot.
Daily · 12:00
Who I am seeing, what they want, the one question I should ask
Weekday mornings. Pairs with a calendar connector. Still a brief — it does not join the call.
Weekdays · 07:45
Mentions and threads that need a human, not a like
A digest, not a reply bot. If it wants to draft, it still does not post.
Daily · 08:00
One question, current sources, what is still unknown
You change the question in the prompt. The schedule stays. Fresh run every time.
Daily · 06:00
When an invoice hits the inbox, tell me if I should pay it
Email trigger. Extract amount, due date, vendor, and whether it looks like a duplicate. Never pay.
On subject or sender match