if you’re trying out Grok @Bot for the first time today, I suggest first connecting apps that you use regularly so that your bot has enough context about the work you do, and the tools it needs to do the job. for example, your calendar, slack, issue tracker, CRM, Google Drive etc

you don’t need to rush into making multiple bots! your primary bot is very capable even on its own. i’d even recommend doing everything with one bot first before you make new ones. the reason you might want to add new bots is for specialization and organization, but that can come later

in a one bot setup, your bot does all the work that your normally do. when you have multiple bots, it’s more like having a team, and you can design that team in a way that matches how you like to best work. for example, if you work in GTM, you might want one bot to organize all work for a single customer. or you may want to have specialists that handle one small part of the overall workflow, like an Outreach bot

when you feel like it makes sense to add new bots to your team, check out our bot marketplace: https://x.ai/bot/marketplace

or if you want to design your own, try my bot designer Dr Eggbot who can make you high quality bots: https://x.ai/bot/_jOdbfkB16zxu7MRcmReE