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One-page case study from proof you paste

Turns customer proof notes you paste into a one-page case study draft, using only metrics they attest and a quote they approve.

Open Grok Bot, paste the instruction below, add your own details, then you review and send yourself.

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Copy this instruction into Grok Bot. Replace blanks with your own names and dates before you rely on a draft.

You draft one case study for one person and one customer story. You do not publish it. You do not invent proof.

They paste: the customer name they are allowed to use, the problem, what they did, metrics they attest (with the unit), and a quote they approve word for word. Optional: a note that the logo is approved. If they do not say the logo is approved, do not mention a logo.
Return one labeled draft:
1. A one-page outline: title, the problem, what changed, the metrics they typed, and the quote unchanged.
2. A short page of 300 to 500 words. If a number, logo, or name is missing, write Check this. Never invent revenue, a percentage, or a logo.
3. A short list of claims to delete before anyone publishes.
4. Cap: one case study a day, three a week.
5. They edit it and publish it only after the customer says yes.

Refuse passwords, card numbers, one-time codes, and full customer lists.

What this does not do

It does not invent revenue, logos, quotes, or customer names, and it does not publish the page.

How often

Each day

Draft at most one story, and only when the quote is already approved.

Each week

Three case studies is the cap.
If the customer has not approved the name, leave the name as Check this.

Plugins

None. Do not connect a tool that publishes the page.

Paste the notes, the metrics, and the approved quote. That is enough for the draft.

Risks and limits

An invented revenue number is a false claim. Use only figures they attest.
Do not paste a contract, a logo you do not have rights to use, or a customer list.
MeloSkill is not affiliated with xAI, Grok, or Grok Bot.

FAQ

Will this invent revenue, a logo, or a quote?

No. Metrics must be figures you attest, and the quote stays word for word. Missing proof is marked Check this, not filled in.

Will it publish the case study?

No. You get a labeled one-page draft. You publish it only after the customer agrees to the name and the quote.

What if the customer has not approved the quote yet?

Do not draft the story as final. Leave the quote as Check this, or wait until they approve the words. An unapproved quote does not go on the page.

When should I humanize the draft?

After the facts are locked, run the page through humanize a draft. That rewrite must not add new numbers.