Fatih launches Grok Bot recipe library, packaging 331 community recipes
Fatih, author of Awesome ChatGPT Prompts, has launched a Grok Bot recipe library, which he says packages 331 ready-made community recipes that can be plugged directly into Grok Bot. The author A Yi notes that the library bundles together three parts—system instructions, routine tasks, and skill plugins—covering scenarios such as invoice payment reminders, side-hustle bookkeeping, and reading coaching. He also cautions that 331 is a figure self-reported by the original author, that some one-click installation paths have not yet been made to work, and that when mounting third-party recipes, users need to confirm whether the bot will automatically send messages to outside parties on their behalf.
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After testing it himself, the author breaks down the three-layer structure of the Bot recipe library and flags the permission-boundary risks of third-party recipes.
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View original postI strongly recommend that everyone who codes every day with AI Agents like Claude and Cursor Codex print out this prompt and stick it in front of their screen. Ordinary people are still using plain language to manually guide the steps, while top hackers lock down the boundaries with a single chain. Most people's mistake when writing prompts is either writing hundreds of words teaching the model to change code step by step like a nanny, so the context ends up full of noise, or saying it in one sentence so unclearly that the Agent changes things all over the place. The prompt that truly gets Claude to deliver complex code with zero errors has an extremely clear chain: geometric constraint (four-way rotational symmetry) → player cap (4 players) → tech stack reuse (based on the existing WebSocket non-audio module) → fault tolerance fallback (empty human slots filled by AI) The original text is just one sentence: Add a new map for a four player battle - four way rotational symmetry, up to four AI players, works with the WebSocket non-audio based multiplayer mode so up to four human players can join (any spare slots use AI) No need to teach it the steps—weld the guardrails shut and leave the rest to the model's own reasoning. https://t.co/dH7YshGg0d
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强烈推荐所有天天用 Claude 和 Cursor Codex等AI Agent写代码的铁汁，把这行提示词打印出来贴在屏幕前。 普通人还在用大白话人肉指导步骤，顶级黑客只用一条链条就把边界锁死。 大多数人写 Prompt 的误区， 是要么写几百字像保姆一样教模型一步步改代码，结果上下文全是噪声， 要么一句话说不清楚，让 Agent 到处乱改。 真正让 Claude 零失误交付复杂代码的提示词，整条链路其实极其清晰： 几何约束（四向旋转对称）→ 人数上限（4人）→ 技术栈复用（基于现有的 WebSocket 非音频模块）→ 容错兜底（真人空位由 AI 补齐） 原文就一句话： Add a new map for a four player battle - four way rotational symmetry, up to four AI players, works with the WebSocket non-audio based multiplayer mode so up to four human players can join (any spare slots use AI) 不用教它步骤，把护栏焊死，剩下的全交给模型自己推理。 https://t.co/dH7YshGg0d
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Stop building your own Bot from scratch — you absolutely need to bookmark this Grok Bot recipe library with 170k stars on GitHub! 🌟
Fatih, the author who open-sourced the wildly popular Awesome ChatGPT Prompts, has just launched a dedicated Bot recipe library at https://t.co/eGbOPqiMGk. According to him, it already packages 331 ready-made community recipes that can be plugged directly into Grok Bot.
From what I've seen, when people build a good Bot, they have to grind through prompts bit by bit, set up routine tasks themselves, and bind external tools one by one — two hours of fiddling, and what they end up with still often goes off track.
The one thing this recipe library gets right is packaging all three underlying components of a Bot in one go.
The first part is system instructions, locking down the role definition and tone baseline; the second part is routine tasks, scheduling the actions that run on a timer every day; the third part is skill plugins, wiring up the external interfaces to be called directly.
From invoice chasing and side-hustle bookkeeping to reading coach and team retrospectives, ready-made workflows that others have already debugged through trial and error can be applied directly.
Note that the number 331 is self-reported by the original author; the page just went live, and I haven't personally run through every one-click install path yet.
Also, when mounting third-party recipes, be sure to check whether they will automatically send messages on your behalf to the outside world — you need to guard the permission boundaries yourself.
I've put together a version of a prompt that lets Grok automatically pick recipes for you — just copy it and feed it to the AI. The full Prompt and the recipe library address are compiled in the first comment; friends who often use Bots to boost efficiency should keep a copy bookmarked for later!