Build a Grok Bot Prospecting-and-Follow-Up Sales System with Two Bots
Feed ICP traits and closed-won cases → auto-research and draft first-touch emails via marketplace plugin → dual-bot group chat with human approval → scheduled reply drafting
- Who
- Sales operators or small teams who need automated B2B prospecting but want to keep final human approval on every outbound email
- You get
- A two-bot协作 system where a prospecting bot researches leads and drafts first-touch emails, a follow-up bot schedules daily reply drafting, and no external email sends without your explicit approval
- You need
Constraints
Prerequisites: grok-bot access; Gmail and Google Calendar accounts; a CRM account (to be logged in once inside the bot's browser). Cost: unknown, depends on grok-bot subscription tier and whether the Outbound Prospecting marketplace plugin incurs extra fees. Input format: text description of ideal customer profile (ICP) and historical best customers with purchase reasons. Boundaries: all external emails require human review by default; bots run in the cloud without your laptop being on.
What they did
@knoxtwts demonstrated a grok-bot sales system build in an X post: installing the Outbound Prospecting marketplace plugin for automated lead research and first-touch email drafting, connecting real Gmail/Calendar for trusted sending and scheduling, feeding historical closed-won customer examples to train lead-quality judgment, logging into CRM inside the bot browser for data integration, running a test batch and saving the corrected workflow as a Skill, creating a separate follow-up bot and placing it in a group chat with the prospecting bot for transparent handoffs, and finally setting a pre-send human-review rule plus a daily scheduled follow-up routine that runs in the cloud.
How it went
The author self-described the setup as a 'top 1% grok bot sales setup' with no specific conversion, reply-rate, or other quantified data provided (author_report).
Worth knowing
The underlying model version was not stated in the source; we record only 'grok-bot'. This site has not tested the workflow and does not guarantee availability of each step in the current grok-bot version. CRM login inside a third-party browser carries credential risk; evaluate before proceeding. The Outbound Prospecting plugin and grok-bot advanced features may require additional subscription fees; cost terms are unknown. 'Top 1%' is an unverified author claim without third-party validation.
Steps
Install the Outbound Prospecting marketplace plugin
Find and add the Outbound Prospecting plugin from the grok-bot marketplace. It searches the public web for people matching your ideal customer profile, researches each person, and drafts a first-touch email for every match.
Connect Gmail and Google Calendar
Authorize your Gmail and Google Calendar to grok-bot so it can send emails from your real address and sync booked calls to your calendar.
Feed best-customer examples to train lead quality
Provide the bot with your historically best closed-won customers and the specific reasons each one bought. This teaches the bot what a good lead looks like and improves search and filtering criteria.
Log into CRM inside the bot's browser
Log into your CRM system within grok-bot's built-in browser environment. The session usually persists, and other bots can reuse it. Note: this involves entering CRM credentials in a third-party browser; assess security risk accordingly.
Run first batch, fix errors, and save as Skill
Execute the first prospecting batch, review the bot's output, and correct mistakes. Once the workflow is verified, use the command 'save the process we just used as a skill' (or the equivalent in your interface language) to save the workflow as a reusable Skill so the bot follows the same steps going forward.
Create a follow-up bot and set up group-chat handoffs
Create a second grok-bot dedicated solely to follow-ups. Place this follow-up bot in a group chat with the prospecting bot so you can see every handoff between them, maintaining transparency and control.
Configure safety review rule and scheduled follow-up routine
Go to settings > general > auto-review and add the rule: 'ask first before sending any external email' (or equivalent), ensuring no external email sends without your explicit approval. Then give the follow-up bot a scheduled routine such as: 'every weekday at 8am, list every prospect who replied and draft my answer'. This runs in the cloud even when your laptop is closed.
Prompt you can copy
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You are reproducing a grok-bot dual-bot sales system based on @knoxtwts's X post. First confirm you have: grok-bot access, a Gmail/Google Calendar account, and a CRM account. Execute in order: 1) Install the Outbound Prospecting plugin; 2) Connect email and calendar; 3) Input your best closed-won customer examples; 4) Log into CRM inside the bot browser; 5) Run a test batch and save as Skill; 6) Create the follow-up bot and establish group chat; 7) Enable pre-send human review and schedule daily follow-ups. Record any UI discrepancies or errors at each step. Do not skip the safety-review step.
This prompt is an editorial setup starter, not source-original text. Actual UI paths may shift with grok-bot updates; verify against the current interface.
Source
how to build a top 1% grok bot sales setup tonight: · @knoxtwts · X · 2026-10-21
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