Give Grok Bot a useful launch task.
Turn a public product URL into launch findings, a fix, and a practical next action in your Grok Bot conversation.
Start with a public URL. No account required for the first audit.
Audit my launch at https://example.com. Show separate launch, technical, and agent-readiness findings, then recommend the next three actions.
A finding. A useful resource. A finish line.
Separate launch, technical, and agent-readiness findings. Matching skills and guides. The next three actions, with evidence and a completion check.
Fix one gap, verify it, then learn from a real user.
Give Grok Bot the context.
In a Grok account that supports custom MCP connectors, add the public HTTPS endpoint below. The standalone skills packet is also available. A native Grok Bot directory install link will appear here only after that listing is approved.
https://launchbuddy.com/api/mcpCustom MCP availability depends on your Grok product and account. Grok Bot and Grok CLI are separate surfaces.
Try one useful request.
Audit my launch at https://example.com. Show separate launch, technical, and agent-readiness findings, then recommend the next three actions.Use Grok’s public-source research to find customer language, then compare it with your page. Keep actual posts separate from hypotheses.
Audit the public URL
Use audit_my_launch and retain the returned JSON and native fix packs.
Find the right resource
Use search_launch_resources for a relevant skill, guide, or Swarm launch channel.
Check the result
Verify against the original finding after the authorized change is live. Missing evidence stays unknown.