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How to find a ready-made bot prompt and paste it into your agent with Botdirectory AI

Search the directory by keyword, category, or integration and copy a prompt that sets up a scheduled bot.

Who it is forA founder or operator who needs an email triage or daily briefing bot and wants a prompt that already works instead of writing one from scratch.

The problemWriting a scheduled bot prompt from zero takes time, and it is unclear which integrations a setup needs.

The outcomeA chosen listing with its integrations and prompt copied into an agent, which then walks through connecting the tools it lists.

What you need first

  • A browser or HTTP client to read the site and API
  • Git and a GitHub account to contribute by pull request
  • Node.js with pnpm to run the local validation and build
  • An agent or Grok Bot or Rakazo account to run a copied prompt

Steps

  1. Open https://botdirectory.ai and filter by category or integration, or query https://api.botdirectory.ai/api/bots?q=slack&category=Ops&page=1&limit=25&sort=newest with your own keyword.
  2. Open the listing you want and read its integrations list and integration_urls.
  3. Copy the prompt text from the listing, or use the Add to Grok Bot link when the listing has one.
  4. Paste the prompt into Grok Bot, Rakazo, or your agent and follow its steps to connect the listed integrations.
  5. Confirm the bot runs on the schedule the prompt describes before you rely on it.

Prompt for your agent

Use the botdirectory.ai API at https://api.botdirectory.ai/api/bots?q=<keyword>&limit=10 to find listings that match <keyword>. Return the name, integrations, and detail URL of the top 3 results as a short list, and confirm each result has a non-empty prompt or description before you suggest it.

Caveat. Listings are community-written prompts, so read the integrations and the steps before connecting any account to them.

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