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About this site

Grok Bot reads posts on X where people describe problems in their daily work. For each problem, Claude Code builds a prototype of a tool that might solve it — every morning, using the prototype feature of kote2 Builder. Only the ones kote2 has checked are published here. It is an experiment: views, downloads and your reactions help it learn which prototypes people actually want.

The English version is an AI translation of the Japanese original. The scenarios are set in Japan, and all names and data are made up.

Who makes this

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kote2

Udemy bestselling instructorn8n-certified AI creatorWorks solo and with a team

Having worked at both startups and large companies, kote2 takes a step-back view that isn't swayed by trends, picking out the AI uses that real workplaces actually need and explaining them as clearly as possible. Currently building kote2 Builder, a tool that lets non-engineers build with AI from ideas and recipes.

Where prototypes come from

SourceWhat the prototype page says
Problems posted on X (Grok)Grok analyzed posts on X where people described a problem, and Claude Code built this prototype from that problem using made-up data.
Made by kote2Built by kote2. All data in it is made up.
From kote2's membershipBased on a problem shared by a member of kote2's membership (published with permission).

What gets published

  • Only prototypes that run on made-up data and never talk to the network
  • Nothing that needs extra installs or a server, and nothing with real keys, customer data or real names
  • Even when a prototype started from a post on X, we never publish the poster's name, account or a link to the post
  • Every ZIP passes the same safety check kote2 Builder runs on import (outside URLs, text that tries to instruct an AI, strings that look like keys, and more)

License

The ZIPs are distributed under the MIT License. You are free to modify them, use them for work and redistribute them. No warranty (full text in LICENSE.txt inside each ZIP).

What we count

We count daily totals only: page views, "Try it", downloads, clicks on outside links, and the "I'd use it" / "Almost" buttons under each prototype (plus the reason you pick for "Almost"). We do not accept any text. Prototype pages show a word like "Well received" based on those buttons, never the numbers. We do not store names, email addresses, IP addresses or anything else that identifies you. To count a page once per browser, we leave a small mark in your browser.