AI agents/Grok Bot for recruiters
Grok Bot for Recruiters: Tutorials, Guides and Ready-Made Bots
Step-by-step Grok Bot tutorials for recruiters: sourcing, scheduling, scorecards, hiring signals, routines and safe approvals, plus every guide and ready-made bot we list.
- 6tutorials
- 41ready-made bots
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Grok Bot is xAI’s app for AI teammates: each bot works on its own cloud computer, signs into your apps and keeps going after you close the laptop. For a recruiter, the safe way in is one bot, one job and a rule that it never contacts anyone without your approval.
This page collects our step-by-step tutorials, the guides we have already published and the ready-made bots you can start from.
Where should you start?
Understand it
What a bot is, how it differs from a chat assistant and what it costs.
Set up your first bot
Install, name one bot, give it one job and a first task.
Set the rules
Approvals, stop rules and candidate data, before anything runs on its own.
Which recruiting jobs can you hand to a bot?
Six tutorials, one per job. Each has a copy ready prompt, the listed bots to start from and the approval rules to set.
Source a candidate shortlist
A Talent Scout bot that checks your ATS, shows evidence for every name and stops before it contacts anyone.
Read the tutorial
Schedule interviews
Proposed slots, draft invitations and a list of stalled interview loops, with every message approved by you.
Read the tutorial
Interview scorecards and debriefs
Draft scorecards from your notes, pre call briefs and a monthly review of screens that failed later.
Read the tutorial
Find companies that are hiring
A business development desk that ranks companies showing hiring signals and drafts a why-now note.
Read the tutorial
Skills and weekly routines
Save a task that worked as a skill, then schedule it, with test runs and approval limits.
Read the tutorial
Approvals and candidate data
Ask first rules, secure sign ins, the shared computer boundary and how to remove access.
Read the tutorial
What else have we written about Grok Bot?
- Grok Bot for cold outreach: catch the account the week it changes.
- How to use AI agents for recruiting: workflows, costs and hard cases.
- How operators split work across Grok bots: one person, six roles.
- Grok Bot plugins, skills and MCP servers: all 524 in one list.
- How to use Grok Bot to run marketing.
- When to connect ChatGPT, Claude or Grok to your ATS and CRM.
Which ready-made bots can you start from?
Every bot below is a free Grok Bot template from our AI agents for recruiting page. Read what it does and check its instructions before you add it.
Schedule, score and debrief
What does Grok Bot need to run?
Access is included with every paid individual Cursor plan and the Cursor Teams plan, or through an individual SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus or SuperGrok Heavy subscription linked to your Cursor account, according to xAI’s documentation. The desktop app runs on macOS, Windows and Linux, and the mobile app on iPhone, iPad and Android. Usage resets weekly, and Grok Bot needs cloud data storage, so accounts on Legacy Privacy Mode have to change that setting first. Plans have changed several times since the August 2026 launch, so check xAI’s get started page before you budget.
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Quick answers
Is Grok Bot the same as Grok?
No. Grok is the chat assistant. Grok Bot is a separate app that runs AI teammates on their own cloud computers.
Which tutorial should I read first?
Read the approvals and candidate data tutorial before you connect anything, then start with sourcing or scheduling.
Do I need to pay for the bots on this site?
No. The templates we list are free to add. You still need an eligible Grok Bot plan to run them.
Are these tutorials official?
No. They are our own guides, written from xAI’s public documentation and our own use of the app.