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Only the official Grok Bot changelog. It doesn't track Grok Build or third-party changelog sites.
Grok Bot template
Grok Bot ships changes fast. Changelog Scout reads the official changelog for you and sends one plain-language roundup a week, with recommendations based on how you use your bots.
Free. It's a bot I made and shared, not an xAI product. Like any bot template, it can act on your behalf once you add it.
One message a week. Here's what last week's would have looked like.
Your Grok Bot roundup: 1 release since last Monday.
v0.68.1 · Oct 7, 2026
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What it does
Only the official Grok Bot changelog. It doesn't track Grok Build or third-party changelog sites.
Every release since the last roundup, each with its version, date, and a few plain-language bullets. Changes that affect your daily bot use come first.
Two or three suggestions based on what's new and how you use your bots. Each one is tied to a specific change.
If nothing shipped, you get one short line saying so. If the changelog page can't be loaded, it tells you instead of guessing.
It doesn't ping you when a release ships, but you can ask it for a check in chat any time between roundups.

xAI posts every Grok Bot release with its version number and New, Improved, and Fixed notes. Changelog Scout reads that page, so the roundup is only as fast and as accurate as xAI's own notes.
These three are the backbone of my own setup. I explain how they fit together in Your Grok Bot setup is a mess.
Your main bot. It runs your projects, schedule, and obligations, coordinates the other bots, and leads the all hands channel.

Onboards you one question at a time, then builds your purple cloud chief and your project lead bots.

Keeps a multi-bot workspace organized, git-backed, and portable, with weekday backups and weekly org recommendations.

A Grok Bot template I made. Once a week, at a day and time you choose, it sends a plain-language roundup of every Grok Bot release since the last one, with two or three recommendations tied to specific changes.
No. It sends one roundup a week. You can ask it for a check in chat any time between roundups.
Only the official Grok Bot changelog at x.ai/changelog/bot. It doesn't track Grok Build or third-party changelog sites.
You get one short line saying so. If the changelog page can't be loaded, it tells you instead of guessing.
No. I made it and shared it as a public template. Grok Bot labels it as a third-party bot, and like any bot it can act on your behalf once you add it.
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I post new Grok Bot templates, setup fixes, and what's worth trying from each release on X first.