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Template

In plain English

A template is a recipe for a Grok Bot, not a clone of someone’s computer or chat.

Example

A friend sends a template link. You preview it and add a copy. Your new Bot uses your account’s computer, not theirs. You duplicate a Bot you already own. That stays inside your account. It is a different copy from a template someone else opened. You paste a prompt from Plan your bot. That text is not a template, and it does not add a Bot.

Why it matters

People wanted to hand over a setup without handing over their machine. The official name for that package is a template.

Botski also says recipe, because “template” makes some people picture a photocopy of the whole computer. It is not that. The other person gets the shared configuration, then adds a copy on their own account.

In the Grok Bot app, the Share menu has Create template. A public link shows identity, description, skills, and routines. It does not include the sender’s cloud computer, logins, or conversation history.

bot.ski does not invent share ids, and this page does not print one. Get Botski has no installer.

Sources

Updated September 23, 2026.

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