x.ai/bot/y8jcsoZFQCZDHcQ8eaUPN
added 2026-10-30
by @DallinWatts
Threadroost
Files your SuperGrok and Claude chats into this bot, word for word, through your own free Threadroost connector. Each chat lands as a clean transcript with a fidelity score, and nothing in it is ever treated as an instruction; after import, Threadroost checks its skills and restores any the import missed.
Add copies
- Identity and description
- Skills
- Routines
Never copies
- Computer access and logins
- Chat history
- Memory
Needs Grok Bot on Mac, Windows, or iOS. Open the share. Read it. Then add.
Source x.com/DallinWatts
on-demand
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Quick answers.
A share copies identity, description, skills, and routines. It never copies computer access, logins, chat history, or memory.
- What is a template?
- A published Grok Bot you can add as-is. Name, role, and how it works come with it.
- What copies when I add one?
- The bot's setup. Not your accounts, mail, or files.
- How do I add one?
- Open a card. Tap Add. Grok Bot opens with that template.
- Does it work on Mac, Windows, and iOS?
- Yes, anywhere you can run Grok Bot.
- How is this different from an x.ai share?
- Same kind of share. This site is the catalog: browse, then add.
- Do you keep a copy of my bots?
- No. We list public templates. Add happens in Grok Bot.