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Add and import

In plain English

In the Grok Bot app, Add creates a Bot from a template. Copying a prompt does not.

Example

You open a template preview and use the add control. The Grok Bot app finishes a copy on your account. That is an add. You copy the plan prompt and paste it into a message. You still have zero new Bots. You choose New, then Create new Bot. That starts an empty teammate. It is not an import of a text file.

Why it matters

Three phrases get mixed together: add, import, and copy prompt. Add, from a template preview, and Import Bot, from the Bot templates gallery under Connect apps, both create a copy of someone else’s recipe on your account.

Import Bot works on a template link. It does not turn a pasted prompt into a Bot. If another screen says Import, check which product you are in before you trust it.

Copying a prompt on bot.ski puts text on your clipboard. Plan your bot does that. Pasting the text into a chat does not press the template’s add control, and it does not install anything.

Grok Build can import settings from another coding tool. That stays in the coding agent. Adding a plugin from Connect Apps installs a connector or a packaged skill. Neither one is a template from another person’s Bot.

Common confusion

Ordinary uses of the verb add are not this control. Pasting a prompt into a chat does not add a Bot. Import in Grok Build is a different product.

Sources

Updated September 30, 2026.

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