Share the Grok Bots you already use as public templates, and how Template Rewards works

Template cards for CEO and Doc bots from @Teslaconomics's post

To share a Grok Bot you already use, open its settings, choose Share as Template, review what's included (remove anything personal), then publish a public link; others tap "Add to Grok Bot". @Teslaconomics shared four bots he uses daily this way: a CEO bot that routes work, a Doc bot that fixes team drift, a Grok Build bot and a Trippy travel planner. X also runs a Template Rewards pilot that is invite-only and U.S.-only; it pays based on how many people use a template and keep using it, and payments are not guaranteed.

Try it yourself

What you get

A bot you already rely on packaged as a shareable template (instructions, skills and first-party plugins, minus your personal memories), with a link others can add in one tap.

Tools

  • Grok Bot (Share as Template in bot settings)
  • An X post to share the link

Time / cost: Not stated. One creator's own claim: @Teslaconomics says he earned $723 in two weeks in the invite-only pilot. That is his report, not a typical or guaranteed a

Steps

  1. Pick a bot that does one repeated job well.
  2. Open its settings, choose Share as Template, then View Details to check memories and integrations.
  3. Remove anything personal, then publish to your team or a public link.
  4. Suggest this first message to people who add it (author's wording, below).

Copy-ready prompt

Help me set this up for my work. Ask me what you need to know and explain any tools I need to connect.

Prompt quoted verbatim from @Teslaconomics’s public post. Check the output yourself and approve before anything is sent or bought.

Watch out: Template Rewards is an invite-only pilot; rewards are discretionary and not guaranteed. Check every template's included memories and plugins before publishing or installing one.

Proof / source

Self-reported Author's public X post with screenshots; xAI's Templates for Grok Bot guide; X's published pilot terms as summarized by MadRobot and 88labs.

In their words

Start with a job you already do over and over. Make the bot useful for that job before worrying about rewards.

— @Teslaconomics on X

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