TL;DR
What did Lori Miller (@LoriRMiller) use Grok Bot for?
A therapist fed Grok Bot the research and therapy tools she had collected over the years, had a librarian bot tag and file them, and now creates printable, cited resources for clients from that library. She also has it post her new YouTube videos to her website as drafts. She gets printable, cited resources she can share or download, and new ones go back into the library after her review. She no longer hunts through Dropbox for a study or worksheet, and her video posts were waiting as drafts the next morning.
What they did
She fed all the research she had collected over the years, plus the therapy tools she uses with clients, into an internal library. A librarian bot tagged and filed the import into collections and keeps up with maintenance, and a research bot points out thin areas to fill. From that library she creates custom tools for clients on the spot, or has it search for more sources. For her website, she gave it screenshots of her YouTube thumbnails and had it find the videos and create individual draft posts with metadata, then set up a routine to do this after each new video.
How it went
She gets printable, cited resources she can share or download, and new ones go back into the library after her review. She no longer hunts through Dropbox for a study or worksheet, and her video posts were waiting as drafts the next morning.
Worth knowing
- She reviews each handout before it goes to a client or into the library. Keep client details out of the library unless your tools and practice rules allow it. The website routine creates drafts, so you still publish them yourself.
- Price check: Grok: free plan; Plus (The X Subscription): US$8/month, or US$6.67/month on a yearly plan (US$80/year) (checked Oct 28, 2026).
Try it yourself
Paste this into a chatbot, then add your own details underneath.
I'm uploading my folder of articles, worksheets and notes. Tag each one by topic and type, file them into collections, and tell me which topics look thin. Then, using only what's in the library, make a one-page printable handout on [topic] for a [type of client], with citations at the bottom.
Original post
See Lori Miller (@LoriRMiller)'s original post on X → (Oct 31, 2026)
Sources
- Lori Miller (@LoriRMiller) on X, Oct 31, 2026 — the original post
- Grok pricing — checked Oct 28, 2026