Find, add and vet a bot on the Grok Bot Marketplace

The official Grok Bot Marketplace and the Boterly directory are not the same list. The Marketplace is the product catalog at x.ai/bot/marketplace. Boterly is an independent directory of Grok Bot templates. It is not affiliated with xAI, SpaceXAI, Grok or Cursor, and it does not list every Marketplace bot.

A card on Boterly is not an official Marketplace entry. A bot on the Marketplace is not automatically listed here. Nothing on this page was checked by completing Add inside a signed-in Grok Bot.

Where to look

On the official Marketplace, listings are grouped, including a “From Grok Bot Team” group and other groups that name an author. Each listing this check read shows an Add control. That control was not used, so this page does not say the add finished or that every listing is still available in the app.

A second official path is a template link. The guide Templates for Grok Bot says Share as Template does not publish the bot. The next step is a choice: share with the team only, or create a public link. Publish is what makes that choice live and produces the link.

The get-started guide also points readers at the Marketplace: Get started (docs.x.ai). The Boterly list is Grok Bot templates. Those entries install by pasting a setup prompt. That is a different path from Add on an official template.

How to add an official template

The templates guide, read November 6, 2026, describes the official add this way. Open the template page and choose Add to Grok Bot. Review the context and integrations. Then choose Add Bot. The result is a new copy made from the recipe, not a clone of the bot that was shared.

The same guide says what does not come along. Secrets, personal or private information, custom code and scripts are not included. Non-standard plugins such as MCP servers are not included. Plugins that are included still have to be reinstalled on the new bot.

That review-then-add flow is the official one. For a template on this site, send your Bot one message with Boterly connected, or paste its setup prompt into a new Bot, using How to add a template. If the install does not finish, use Troubleshoot install problems.

Third-party bots

A Marketplace listing that names an author is presented as a bot from that author, not as a Boterly bot, and not as a claim that Boterly reviewed it. This directory does not call those listings checked, and it does not treat an unscanned entry as safe.

On a Boterly card, the visible facts are Source site, Type, Security mark and Date last seen. Open the template for the rest: original URL, author, license, required plugins, and the security mark in plain language. “Not live-verified” means Boterly has not run that setup on a live Bot. “Not scanned” means it has not been scanned. Neither mark means the template is safe.

How to judge one before you add it

• Original source. On the Marketplace, the page is on x.ai. On Boterly, the detail page links the original URL. If you cannot see where it came from, treat it as unidentified.
• License. Boterly prints the license on the detail page. This check did not find a license field documented for official Marketplace listings, so do not assume a listing states one.
• Plugins. The official review step shows integrations, and the guide says you still reinstall them. Boterly lists required plugins on the detail page.
• Scan status. Read the security mark in the words above. Do not read “Not scanned” as approval.

Why an entry does not show up

Two reasons are in the templates guide. Share as Template does not put the bot on the public Marketplace. A template published for the team only is not a public listing. Publish, with the public-link choice, is the step that guide describes for a public link.

A third difference is which site you are on. The official Marketplace and Boterly templates are separate lists. A bot can be on one and absent from the other. Absence from Boterly says nothing about the official catalog, and absence from the Marketplace says nothing about a paste-in template here.

This page stops there. The official pages checked on November 6, 2026 do not give a full list of why one specific public entry is missing. Review queues, name clashes, regional blocks and similar explanations are not stated here, because they were not in those sources.

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