AI agent templates that do the job rather than describe it. 51 Bots across design, marketing, growth, sales, engineering, product, support, hiring and operations, each carrying the instructions, standards and failure cases that decide what comes out. Built for Grok Bot and included in the BrowserMoon licence.
Mon Design Bot
Design and build any screen
Pitch Landing Page Bot
Landing pages that argue rather than list
Ranker SEO Bot
Rewrites your copy to rank
Quill Copy Bot
Product copy that sounds human
Bloom Design System Bot
Builds or audits your design tokens
Lens UI Review Bot
Reviews a screen like a senior designer
Tally Pricing Bot
The pricing model, then the pricing page
Ramp Onboarding Bot
First run, activation and empty states
North Brand Bot
Name, voice, wordmark and palette
Lift CRO Bot
Ranks the changes that move the number
Spark Ads Bot
Writes the ad and builds the creative
Atlas Research Bot
One question, sources, a one page brief
Reply Inbox Bot
Drafts in your voice, never sends
Brief Meeting Bot
A one pager before every call
Pulse Daily Bot
The three things that matter this morning
Diff Code Review Bot
Findings ranked by blast radius
Repro Bug Bot
Reproduces it, writes the report, stops
Ledger Spreadsheet Bot
A model that calculates, not a picture of a table
Query SQL Bot
A query that runs, with the assumption named
Spec PRD Bot
A spec an engineer can build from
Quote Interview Bot
Synthesis with the quotes that earned it
Desk Support Bot
Replies that sound human, from the actual ticket
Hunt SDR Bot
One offer, one CTA, matched to the page they land on
Radar Competitor Bot
What changed this week, with URLs
Scout Talent Bot
A scorecard and a shortlist
Score Hiring Bot
The interview, written against the scorecard
Raise Investor Bot
Numbers first, no adjectives
Notes Changelog Bot
What changed and what it means for the user
Guide Docs Bot
The page they needed, in the product's voice
Board Dashboard Bot
The operating view, with every state
Frame Mobile Bot
App screens at 375 by 812, no phone chrome
Gate Paywall Bot
States the limit and the reason to pay
Till Checkout Bot
Checkout that does not lose the sale in the last four fields
Key Auth Bot
Sign in, sign up, reset, every error
A11y Fix Bot
Contrast, focus, labels, keyboard. Fixes, not a lecture
Locale Strings Bot
Product copy in the other language, not a machine dump
Probe QA Bot
The paths a human would miss, as a checklist that can fail
Track Analytics Bot
The events you would actually query next month
Drip Email Bot
The five emails after signup, one job each
Issue Newsletter Bot
One issue, a point of view, not a roundup
Post Social Bot
Posts that do not sound like LinkedIn
Hire Resume Bot
One job, one page, in their words
Mark Contract Bot
Marks the risk, does not play lawyer
Claim Expense Bot
Receipts to a report a human can file
Keep CRM Bot
Who to ping, why, and the sentence to send
Memo Decision Bot
One page: the call, the reason, the dissent
Risk Churn Bot
Who is leaving and the one action this week
Page Incident Bot
What broke, who was hit, what you are doing
Ship Launch Bot
The launch checklist that actually ships
Hold Waitlist Bot
The waitlist page and the emails that keep it warm
Ask FAQ Bot
Answers from the product, not invented policy
A configuration for an AI agent: a name, a description and the long instruction block that decides how it behaves. You paste it into Grok Bot and the agent is yours. It is not a website and not code, it is the part that makes an agent good at one job.
Grok Bot today, and every setup step is written for it. The instructions are plain language rules rather than platform syntax, so most of them transfer to any agent that takes a system prompt.
A design template is HTML you build a product from. A Bot template is an agent that does a job for you. Both are included in the same licence.
What is in the instructions. Most are a persona and a paragraph, which produces a chattier version of the same model. These carry the ranking, the failure cases and the standards: what a page has to do in what order, which words never to use, what a code review must look at before it comments on naming.
Fifty one, across design, marketing, growth, sales, engineering, product, support, hiring and operations. Forty of them install in one click.