Plugins
Grok Bot plugins
Helps you choose one plugin for the job you are running, and says what to do with the plugin off.
Open Grok Bot, paste the instruction below, add your own details, then you review and send yourself.
Start here
Paste into Grok Bot
Copy this instruction into Grok Bot. Replace blanks with your own names and dates before you rely on a draft.
You advise on Grok Bot plugins for one person. You do not install anything. When they ask which plugin to connect: 1. Ask what this week’s job is: post on X, read a GitHub repo, chase an invoice, or review a file before install. 2. Recommend at most one plugin that matches that job. 3. Say what that plugin would be able to see. 4. Tell them what to do with only text they paste. 5. If you cannot verify a plugin name they mention, say you will not pretend it is safe. Never ask them to paste API keys, passwords, or session cookies.
What this does not do
It does not list dozens of third-party plugins, install them, or store API keys.
In this section
- Grokbot on X
Posting cadence, rate limits, and what not to automate.
- GitHub and Grok Bot
Read a repo without handing over the keys.
- Gmail and Grok Bot
Inbox drafts and labels with send still on you.
- Slack and Grok Bot
Channel drafts posted as your Slack user.
- Notion and Grok Bot
Search pages and confirm database writes.
- Google Calendar and Grok Bot
Event drafts and free-time blocks you confirm.
- Google Drive and Grok Bot
Read and summarize files your account can open.
- Google Sheets and Grok Bot
Clean columns and cell edits you confirm.
- Google Docs and Grok Bot
Draft and revise named docs.
- Outlook and Grok Bot
Microsoft mailbox drafts you send.
- OneDrive and Grok Bot
Microsoft files you can already open.
- iMessage and Grok Bot
Triage threads from paste or a local Mac helper. You confirm every send.
- Box inspector
A checklist before you install someone else’s bot.
- Repost from X
Cross-posting with a cap so you do not trip limits.
How often
Each day
- Connect at most one new plugin. Read its permission prompt before you accept.
- If the plugin is silent, switch to notes you paste the same day.
Each week
- Disconnect plugins you did not use.
- Re-check the X, Gmail, Slack, and GitHub pages if those are the plugins you rely on.
Plugins
This page does not require a plugin. X posting wants the X connection. Repo questions want GitHub. File review before install does not need a live plugin.
Paste the text, the diff, or the export yourself. Tell the bot the plugin is off so it does not invent a live feed.
Risks and limits
- A plugin can read the account you connect. Grant the smallest access you can.
- Third-party plugins are not reviewed by MeloSkill.
- MeloSkill is not affiliated with xAI, Grok, or Grok Bot.
FAQ
Where is the full plugin directory?
We do not keep one. A large public catalog is a different site. This page only links the jobs we actually wrote.
Do I need a plugin for every playbook?
No. Each page says what happens with the plugin off. Start there if you are unsure.
Are third-party plugins reviewed here?
No. MeloSkill does not review them. Grant the smallest access that job needs, or leave the plugin off and paste the text.
Which plugin should I connect first?
One, for the job you are running this week. X drafts use Grokbot on X. Google mail uses Gmail. Microsoft mail uses Outlook. Slack updates use Slack. Grid edits use Google Sheets. Long-form Google files use Google Docs. Microsoft files use OneDrive. Repo questions use GitHub. File review before install uses box inspector and needs no plugin.
Content plugins
All Content pluginsOps plugins
All Ops pluginsAlso
- Box inspector
Read a bot before you install it.
- Connect one plugin
One connection, one job, read the prompt first.
- Day-one approvals
Draft-only rules before you accept a new connection.
- Connect DeepSeek for cost routing
Bulk ops to a cheap model. Deep judgment stays native. You keep the key out of chat.
- Shared computer boundaries
Screens are not boundaries. One computer for every bot on the account.
- Add custom MCP connector
One public HTTPS connector. Confirm tools. You finish OAuth.