Grok Bots for DTC — Always-On Assistants without the fussGrok Bots for DTC — Always-On Assistants without the fuss
Connect your tech stack:ShopifyKlaviyoSalesforceHubSpotNotionMeta AdsGoogle AdsGorgiasRechargeGranola

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AI Agents Have Come
A Long Way.

If you struggled to get value out of Claude Code or Codex, or you've tinkered with OpenClaw or Hermes agents, Grok Bots may be for you.

And even if you are power users of any of those tools, Grok Bots is genuinely a way more fun and enjoyable way to interact with AI agents.

Let me prove it to yas.

Before Day 1: install Grok Bots and gather a little context about your business.

  1. DAY 1

    Meet your Chief of Staff.

    Install your Chief of Staff and let it interview you. Pick one daily inbox headache to hand off.

  2. DAY 2

    Make it your teammate.

    Set up its workspace and teach it about you, your business, and how you like work delivered.

  3. DAY 3

    Connect your workflow.

    Add the tools and report destination that make the job useful, building on any connection you already made.

  4. DAY 4

    Put it on a routine.

    Turn the task into a scheduled job. Choose when it runs, where the result goes, and when it should check in.

  5. DAY 5

    Give it the next job.

    Adapt another template for your store, agency, or SaaS business, reusing what you have already taught it.

Ideas we’ll explore
in the newsletter

  • Competitor research
  • Campaign prep
  • Client follow-ups
  • Morning store briefs
  • Customer review themes
  • Support ticket summaries
  • Product description drafts
  • Email marketing reports
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  • VIP customer notes
  • Subscription health reviews
  • Ad creative briefs
  • Paid media check-ins
  • Search-term reviews
  • Landing page feedback
  • Product launch checklists
  • Promotion calendars
  • Inventory watchlists
  • Supplier follow-up drafts
  • Returns trend summaries
  • FAQ drafts
  • Influencer research
  • Creator outreach drafts
  • Meeting recaps
  • Weekly team updates
  • Project check-ins
  • Customer interview summaries

FOR STORES, AGENCIES & ECOMMERCE SAAS TEAMS

Your tools.
A little more help using them.

The store. The email calendar. The ad accounts. The client pipeline.
Start with an assistant for the work you already do.

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Grok Bots for DTCWORKFLOW IDEA

FOR YOUR STORE

Your store briefing assistant.

Turn the Shopify reports you provide into a morning summary of orders, top products, and changes worth a look.

WORKFLOW IDEA
WHAT YOU COME BACK TO

A short store briefing with the source figures, notable changes, and questions for you to investigate.

You decide what to change in the store.
Explore the connections
ShopifyDeveloper plugin

Shopify’s Cursor plugin helps build integrations. Reading your orders and reports still needs authorized store access.

KlaviyoCursor plugin

A Cursor marketplace plugin for profiles, segments, campaigns, and flows. Connect your account, then give your assistant a clear job.

HubSpotCursor plugin

A Cursor marketplace plugin for contacts, companies, deals, and tickets. Bring the right CRM context into your assistant’s work.

GorgiasREST API

Support tickets and conversations can feed a voice-of-customer briefing.

RechargeREST API

Subscription data can inform a recurring customer health review.

SalesforceCursor plugin

A Cursor marketplace plugin for querying, creating, and updating Salesforce records. Your account access determines what is available.

NotionCursor plugin

Project pages, tasks, and shared business context.

Meta & Google AdsThird-party plugin

Ryze AI lists ad reporting and optimization tools for both platforms. A route to evaluate for your accounts.

Meeting notesCursor plugins

Granola and Fathom’s meeting assistant have marketplace listings. Fathom Analytics is a separate product.

Checked against Cursor’s marketplace on September 5, 2026. A listing confirms availability, not a tested workflow. Gorgias and Recharge are API routes to explore; no Cursor marketplace listing was verified for them.

Examples we can build and explore in the newsletter. Each needs the right data and permissions; these are not promises of prebuilt integrations.

THE BRAINS BEHIND THIS EXPERIMENT

Sup Ecom Savage,
Jesse Bern here.

I decided to create this newsletter after first installing Grok Bots—on Day 1 of the early beta release—because it kept giving me those "holy shit" moments.

Yeah, not just one or two... but the entire UI/UX of the bots (aka agents), the ease of connecting multiple Gmails, Slacks, and Notion accounts, and the ease of setting up recurring tasks (or routines).

Have Grok Bots completely changed my marketing workflows and "automated everything"? No, at least not yet. But I'll be documenting what I learn and sharing in the newsletter every week.

Thanks for joining me on this journey.

Jesse Bern
From Jesse BernEcommerce marketer · Austin, TX