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grok-life

v0.1.0

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Set up Grok Bot like a real, working life setup: your Chief of Staff creates Inbox, Calendar, Health, Bills, Search and more, with real routines.

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Readme

grok-life

Set up Grok Bot like a real, working life setup.

npm CI license: MIT

Watch the grok-life video

grok-life copies a real Grok Bot setup (14 Bots that run every day for one person) and makes it yours. Your Chief of Staff asks a few questions, creates the Bots you pick, briefs each one, and then manages them for you.

npx grok-life

It copies a setup message and opens Grok Bot. Open your Chief of Staff (or click +, then Create new Bot), paste, and send.

What you get

| Bot | What it does | Routines | | --- | --- | --- | | Inbox | Personal Gmail: only what needs a reply or a decision, drafts in your voice | Weekday triage, 08:30 | | 2nd Inbox | A second Gmail (school or work), kept apart from your personal inbox | Weekday triage, 08:00 | | Calendar | Today and tomorrow, conflicts, prep, protected mornings | Weekday briefing, 07:02 | | Health | Lab reports, follow-ups and your wearable's daily read (Apple Watch, WHOOP, Garmin, Oura, Ultrahuman), kept private | Habit check-in, wearable read (optional) | | Bills | Card and utility due dates; speaks up only when something is due or changed | Weekday check, monthly EMI heads-up | | Credit Card Max | Which card to use for a purchase, and perks you are leaving unused | Monthly rollup | | Search | Sourced web research for you and your other Bots | | | Restaurants | A few strong picks near you, cross-checked across review sites | | | LinkedIn | DMs, InMail and requests that need you, drafted in your voice | | | GitHub | PRs, issues, releases and code search on your account | | | Investing | A dry-run trading desk: scans and reminders, never places trades | Pre-open, close, after-close (optional) | | Growth | Growth strategist and PM for the products you are building | Friday check-in, daily metrics, post drafts | | App Builder | Apple developer setup, App Store Connect, signing and shipping | | | Bridge | Lets your Bots run Claude Code or Codex on your computer (grok-bot-bridge) | |

Inbox, Calendar, Health, Bills and Search are picked by default. npx grok-life list shows them all.

How it works

The same way the original setup was built: Chief of Staff creates each Bot (CreateAgent), sends it a briefing (SendToAgent), and each Bot sets its own avatar, routines and memory. Bots hand work to each other: Inbox passes statements to Bills and medical mail to Health.

  • Connect once. Connectors (Gmail, Google Calendar, Exa, GitHub) are shared by every Bot in your account. Chief of Staff tells you which ones your Bots need.
  • Routines start paused. You're asked once whether to turn them on.
  • Quiet by default. Bots message you only when something needs you.
  • Nothing goes out without you. Every Bot is told never to send, post, pay, book or delete without your confirmation.

Commands

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | npx grok-life | Copy the setup message and open Grok Bot | | npx grok-life list | The Bots it can set up | | npx grok-life message | Print the setup message | | npx grok-life playbook | Print the playbook Chief of Staff follows | | npx grok-life bridge | Connect Claude Code or Codex on this computer |

Pre-fill answers with --name, --tz, --email and --city.

Customize

Everything lives in catalog/bots.json: each Bot's description, avatar, routines (cron plus prompt), connectors, built-in skills and hand-offs. Edit it and run npm test.

License

MIT