Fleet routine board for your Grok Bots: morning run sheet, collision flags, and failure/miss alerts. Plain English, short lists, stage-manager voice.
Grok Bot templates for fleet ops
These are published Grok Bot shares for fleet ops. Morning run sheets and miss alerts, keep/improve/cut roster reviews, portable bot inventory, Cursor and token spend watch, and cheaper fleets without breaking what each bot is for. Open a card. Tap Add. Not vendor SaaS spend — that lives on /use/saas-spend.
Reviews your Grok agent roster for overlaps, quiet desks, and keep/improve/cut proposals — with evidence. Propose only; you decide. Never deletes agents.
Keeps an agent fleet portable. Live inventory of bots, connectors, skills, routines, and unofficial access — no tokens.
Watches Cursor usage for a Grok Bot fleet. Names which bot spent, and how to keep the same output for less.
Spend management across all your agents — token usage, optimization suggestions, and spend alerts.
Friendly accountant for Cursor token and spend usage. Watches for runaway processes and duplicate work eating tokens, steers other agents’ model choices as usage rises and falls, and lets you dial how noisy the alerts are.
Quick answers.
Published Grok Bot shares for fleet ops — routine boards, roster reviews, portable inventory, Cursor spend watch, token alerts, and cheaper fleets without breaking roles.
- How is this different from /use/saas-spend/?
- SaaS spend is vendor seats, cards, refunds, and unclosed cash. This piece is your Grok Bot fleet — routines, roster, Cursor/token spend.
- Does Agent Manager cut bots?
- No. Propose only; you decide.
- Does thrift cut live schedules alone?
- No. It asks before cutting live schedules.
- How do I add one?
- Open the card. Tap Add. You need Grok Bot installed.