My Little Bots · LIKE A KING INC.

Ready-made jobs for your Grok Bot: what a "bot with the job written down" looks like

Sixteen pay-once setup files that give your Grok Bot a written job, for founders and everyday users.

A blank AI assistant can do almost anything, and that is the problem. On Monday morning you do not want to explain from scratch who you are, what to watch, how to word it and when to check. You want the job already written down: what to do, in what order, on what schedule, in what voice.

My Little Bots is a shelf of those written-down jobs for Grok Bot.

What is My Little Bots?

The site's line: "Ready-made jobs for your Grok Bot: landing-page roasts, pricing fixes, launch plans, deadline guards, love notes and more. Pay once, paste it in, and it gets to work." There are 16 bots. Each is a setup file that goes into your own Grok Bot account, where the bot introduces itself and asks a few questions. It is made by LIKE A KING INC., a small New York software studio.

What problem does it solve?

Setup time and prompt quality. A general assistant gets better results when the task has steps, a schedule, rules and a voice written out. The bots come with that already done, so the first message does real work.

How does it work?

The site describes three steps. Pick the job and pay once with Stripe. Click Import Bot where it is available, or paste the setup into a new bot in your Grok Bot account. Then let it work: it runs on its schedule or when you ask and reports back in your Grok Bot. There are no keys, no code and no installs.

The featured bot, Problem Watcher. It reads X in your niche every week. It searches recent posts for questions, complaints, requests and workarounds, then groups posts into problems and ranks them by how many different people raise each one, not by likes. The example on the site (marked sample data) shows rankings such as "6 people, 6 days." For the top problem it produces three post drafts in your voice and a skill idea. It runs, for example, Monday at 8:00 in your Grok Bot, looks at posts from the last 7 days, and excludes brand accounts.

It drafts, you decide. No posting, liking, following or DMs. It reads X, writes to you and touches nothing else.

Other bots on the shelf, from the pricing page:

• Harvester: turns recurring problems into skill and product ideas, scored on demand, effort and who would pay, with a product plan and a drafted launch post.
• Overwatch: collects deadlines from your notes and messages, warns at 7, 3 and 1 days and drafts a "need more time" note early.
• Sigma: gives you one hard next step every morning and checks you did it, with a weekly scorecard.
• Curious Guy: a checklist of smart questions before meetings, launches and decisions.
• Lover and Poetic: love notes and date ideas, and short poems for posts and cards.
• Landing Roast, Pricing Doctor, Inbox Inspector, Pitch Sharpener, Launch Captain and others.

Who is it for?

Founders who want research, marketing and launch help, and individuals who want productivity and personal helpers. The site says no technical skills are needed.

How much does it cost?

In USD, one-time, with no subscription, as stated on the pricing page:

• Single bots: $3 to $12. For example Problem Watcher is $9, Harvester $12, Overwatch $5, Sigma $5, Curious Guy $3.
• Founder Pack (6 bots): $29, against $54 one by one. Problem Watcher, Landing Roast, Pricing Doctor, Inbox Inspector, Pitch Sharpener and Launch Captain.
• All 16 Bots: $49, against $103 one by one.

There is a 14-day refund: "If it doesn't earn its keep, ask within 14 days and you get every cent back."

How is it different from the obvious alternatives?

Writing your own prompts and setups is free and gives you full control. The bots save the time and carry tested structure. Prompt marketplaces sell text. These are packaged as complete jobs with schedules and rules for one specific assistant. Automation platforms connect apps with triggers and need building. These live inside your bot and report to you. If you like tuning your own setup, you may not need us.

What it can't do yet

• It depends on Grok Bot. The Import Bot button is available only "where available," and otherwise you copy and paste.
• It does not post, like, follow or DM for you. That is by design.
• The ranking examples on the site are sample data, not a promise of what your niche will show.
• A "Coming soon" tile on the page marks "the next little bot," so the shelf is still growing.
• We have not published results or user outcomes for any bot.

What's next?

New bots and launch prices go first to the email list. The shelf shows a "Coming soon" tile for a new bot, with no date.

The business behind it

These are small, low-priced digital products ($3 to $12) with bundles at $29 and $49. The idea is to turn a written-down workflow into something people will pay for once, and to learn from what people ask for: the site says the bots are built from what people asked for, and Problem Watcher itself is a tool for doing that. Distribution is X and the email list. Revenue is stated pricing, not traction, and we are not citing sales or user numbers because we have no verified figures to share.

FAQ

Do I need to code?

No. You paste the setup into a new bot in your Grok Bot account and answer its questions.

Will it post for me?

No. It drafts and you post. It does not post, like, follow or send DMs.

Is there a subscription?

No. One payment per bot, in USD.

What if it does not work for me?

Ask within 14 days and you get a full refund.

What does Problem Watcher cost?

$9, one-time. All 16 bots are $49.

Try it: https://mylittlebots.com

Written with AI assistance and reviewed by the LIKE A KING INC. team. LIKE A KING INC. is a software studio in New York.