Enquiry Sorter
RecipeReply to quote requests faster and ask for the details you’re missing
Find missing job details, suggest priority and prepare a reply for you to check.
- What’s needed:
- Gmail
- Build with:
- Grok BotMuseGemini SparkOpenAI Dots
Agent platform
Grok Bot is an always-on AI agent you use with a Cursor or SuperGrok account. You create a Bot for one job, connect apps such as Gmail, Google Calendar, Drive and Sheets, and give it tasks. It works on its own cloud computer, can run routines while your laptop is closed, and asks before actions you choose to approve.
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Create a Bot for one job, give it lasting rules in its description and work with it in one conversation.
Example: A Bot that sorts your inbox each morning and drafts replies.
Ask a Bot to run a task on a schedule. Routines run in the background, even while your laptop is closed, and show their next run. A Bot can own up to 50.
Example: Every Monday at 9:00, list the quotes that got no reply.
Connect Gmail, Google Calendar, Drive, Sheets, Slack, Notion and more, and let the Bot read web pages with a browser on its own cloud computer.
Example: Check tomorrow's meetings and find the related email threads.
Each recipe shows what you provide, what you get, and a setup prompt to copy into Grok Bot. Examples are illustrative, not recorded results.
Reply to quote requests faster and ask for the details you’re missing
Find missing job details, suggest priority and prepare a reply for you to check.
Follow up on quotes that got no reply
Find quotes and proposals you sent that got no reply, with a suggested follow-up for you to send.
Research a prospect before a sales call
Build a short, sourced brief on a named company from public pages and your own account notes, then prepare five neutral questions and an opener for the call.
Write the follow-up email, CRM update and tasks after every sales call
Paste your call notes or transcript, or let Claude read the deal in HubSpot, and get a recap email that promises only what was agreed, CRM changes you approve and a task list with owners and dates.
Plan and review an existing content update
Use a planner, editor and reviewer to prepare a small, supported update to an existing article.
Keep agreed meeting actions in one review list
Compare new meeting notes with an accepted action list and draft traceable updates for review.
Prepare a supplier renewal review
Compare supplied renewal summaries and notices, then prepare owner questions before a renewal decision.
Find deadlines buried in your emails and put them on your calendar
Paste client and supplier emails and get every explicit deadline with its date, time zone, source and quote, questions for vague timing, and a calendar file you can import after checking each entry.
Prepare a brief for tomorrow's meetings
Get a short brief for each of tomorrow's meetings, built from your calendar and recent email threads.
Sort your inbox every morning and draft replies in your voice
Every morning, get a short list of the emails that need you, the promises you made and who still owes you an answer, with reply drafts that sound like you. Nothing is sent.
Prepare a clear list of missing receipts
Compare transaction rows with a document index and prepare a precise request list for your accountant or client.
Find every subscription and recurring bill you’re paying
Turn a card or bank statement export, and optionally your receipt emails, into one list of recurring charges with price changes, duplicates, ending trials and annual renewals flagged for you to check.
Write my weekly project update from Slack, email and the board
Turn the week’s raw updates from Slack, email and the board into a short status brief with a decisions-needed section, keeping the same facts, risks and unknowns.
We have not run these setups ourselves. Recipes are written from public Grok Bot documentation, and their examples are illustrative.
| Grok Bot | Gemini Spark | ChatGPT Work | Claude Cowork | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | A cloud computer for your account, through desktop and mobile apps | Google's cloud, through the Gemini web, mobile and Mac apps | ChatGPT on the web and in the desktop app (local or cloud) | Claude Desktop (macOS, Windows), the web and mobile |
| Connected apps | Gmail, Google Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Slack, Notion, Zoom, SharePoint, 1Password and X | Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Keep, Tasks and custom apps | Files and plugins such as Google Drive, Slack, Gmail, SharePoint, Salesforce and GitHub | Local folders, connectors, plugins and a browser |
| Scheduling | Yes: routines on a schedule, up to 50 per Bot, plus event triggers from some account integrations | Yes: set times, Gmail monitors and topic monitors (up to 50 active) | Yes: scheduled tasks, managed in the Scheduled view | Yes: /schedule, with scheduled tasks running in the cloud |
| Plan | Paid individual Cursor plan, Cursor Teams, or linked SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus or SuperGrok Heavy | Google AI Pro or Ultra on a personal Google account | All ChatGPT plans, with plan-based usage limits | Paid Claude plans: Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise |
| Countries | Not listed in the official getting-started guide; check your plan's terms | Not in the EEA, UK, Switzerland or Nigeria | Where ChatGPT is available; some features are limited by region | Where Claude is available |
No. Grok Bot needs a paid individual Cursor plan, Cursor Teams, or a SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus or SuperGrok Heavy subscription linked to your Cursor account. Usage counts toward your plan.
Yes. Routines run in the background on the Bot's cloud computer. After a long absence Grok Bot may ask whether to keep routines running and pause them if you do not answer.
Its Gmail app can draft and send mail, and there is no read-only mode. When it asks, you choose Allow once, Always allow or Deny, and Ask first rules always stop matching actions. The recipes here tell the Bot to prepare drafts, not to send.
Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Docs, Sheets and Slides, Slack, Notion, Zoom, SharePoint, 1Password and X, plus an email address of its own. App access is shared by every Bot on your account.
Yes. In the Share menu choose Create template, then Copy link. People who open the link choose Add to Grok Bot and get their own copy, without your logins or conversation history.
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