Grok BotHave Grok Bot check your email every 15 minutes and draft replies in your voice
Isaiah Crossman has their Grok Bot check their email every 15 minutes and draft a reply to anything that needs one.
A prompt to try
Fill in the blanks. The prompt rewrites itself.
Every 15 minutes, check my inbox for new emails that need a reply from me. For each one, write a reply draft (do not send) that follows my style guide below. Skip newsletters, receipts and notifications. If you are unsure what I'd want to say, leave a one-line note at the top of the draft. Style guide: [PASTE STYLE GUIDE]
Fill in anything in [brackets] before you send it. Anything that spends money, sends a message or signs something should stay behind your own approval.
How it went, step by step
- 01Have a model read a sample of your sent mail and write a style guide for your voice.
- 02Give the style guide to your Grok Bot.
- 03Schedule a routine that checks email every 15 minutes and drafts replies, never sending.
- 04Read each draft, edit if needed, and send it yourself.
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