A directory of paste-ready setups for AI bots that sign into your tools and do real work. 118 bots, free, MIT licensed, open source. What is different: every listing declares a boundary, the one irreversible action it will never take without you approving it first. Send, pay, delete, publish. That matters because every bot on an account shares one computer, one browser and one set of logins. A prompt you paste inherits every session you already have open.
I built this after watching people paste bot prompts straight off X into an agent that was already signed into their email.
Every bot on a Grok Bot account shares one computer, one browser and one set of logins. xAI's own docs say it plainly: do not use separate Bots as a security boundary. So a prompt you paste inherits every session you have open, and deleting the bot afterwards does not delete what it stayed signed into.
So every one of the 118 setups here declares a boundary: the one irreversible action it will not take until you approve that specific action. Send, pay, delete, publish, merge.
Live today: 118 bots, 459 articles, a copy button, an open JSON API, llms.txt, and the whole catalogue on GitHub under MIT. You can add a bot by pull request or through an issue form.
Not live yet: accounts and voting are not wired up, and sponsor checkout is still a manual email. Both are next.
It is nineteen days old. I would rather hear what is wrong with it than what is nice about it.