The easy way · a Grok Bot template

Meet My Bot

Tell it what you need and it finds the right Grok Bot for the job from the meetmybot.ai directory, with the creator's link and credit.

by @luisbarragan

Add Meet My Bot ↗See the listing

Then ask it like you’d ask a friend:

Find me a Grok Bot that plans my weekly meals

Or connect your own bot

Already have a Grok Bot you love? Add the meetmybot connector and it can search the directory itself.

Connector URL

Open · no key needed

A remote MCP server (streamable HTTP). No key or sign-in needed.

Set it up in a minute

1
Add the connector
In a chat with your Grok Bot, send this and confirm when it asks:
Add a custom MCP server called meetmybot at https://meetmybot.ai/mcp
2
Try an ask
Then ask for a bot the way you’d ask a friend:
Find me a Grok Bot that plans my weekly meals
3
Make it a habit (optional)
Add this to your bot’s instructions so it reaches for meetmybot on its own:
When I ask for something you can’t do well, search meetmybot for a Grok Bot that can. Share its link, credit its creator and say it’s via meetmybot.ai.

What the tools do

Tool	Inputs	When your bot uses it
`find_bots`	Inputs: query, category?, limit?	Your bot asks for a job in plain words (“plan my meals”). It gets the best matching bots, ranked, each with the share link, original X post, creator and a ready-made line to share.
`get_bot`	Inputs: slug	Full details for one bot: what it does and won’t do, connectors, example asks. Older slugs and meetmybot links work too.
`list_categories`	Inputs: —	Every category with how many bots it has. Handy when a search comes back empty.
`submit_bot`	Inputs: share_url or x_post_url	Suggest a bot by its x.ai/bot share link or the X post where it was shared. It goes to review as pending; duplicates are detected.

Every result includes the creator’s share_url, the original X post, creator_handle, the meetmybot page, the uses count and credit: "via meetmybot.ai". The connector tells bots to always share the creator’s link and credit them. Only live listings are returned.

Fair use

About 60 tool calls a minute and 5 submissions an hour per connection. We count tool calls per day to see what’s useful; we don’t keep IP addresses or what was searched.