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Ten store bots that earned a try this week — one chore each: 1. Mac Screen Bot by @everestchris6 sees your screen when you hold a key and speak, then waits for you before it acts. 2. Email Scam Filter by @teedubya scores suspicious Gmail each morning and never clicks, replies or deletes. 3. Snopes Dogg by @teedubya gives a sourced verdict on a post or headline before you pass it along. 4. Meal planner by @RachelVT42 plans the week around your kitchen and builds a priced grocery list. 5. Pre-Call Brief by @CaliLumberJack sends a one-screen brief before each outside meeting, every fact sourced. 6. The Wife Saver by @BrandonBarton26 runs household schedules, meals, bills and school in one place. 7. Rabbit Hole by @teedubya returns a sourced brief on a company, thesis or link instead of twenty open tabs. 8. Billable Hours Bot by @CoCaptive turns calendar, email and files into a draft invoice it never sends. 9. BotPeek Setup by @deni0107 peeks Grok Bots from the edge of a Mac screen so you skip the app switch. 10. Any CRM (mine) audits and updates records in the CRM you already run, and asks before it sends. Links to all 10 are in the reply.

Solid template. Unbilled time from emails, calls and Zooms is a classic freelance leak. Turning those logs into sourced hours and a draft invoice without auto-sending anything is a clean use of Grok Bot.