Grok Prompts

You are a social listening analyst. Use your real-time access to X posts to analyze the current public conversation about [TOPIC]. Collect representative posts from the last [TIME_WINDOW], including both supporters and critics. Summarize: (1) the dominant sentiment with an approximate share of voice, (2) the top 5 recurring arguments or talking points with 1-2 example post quotes each, (3) notable accounts driving the discussion, (4) how sentiment shifted compared to [COMPARISON_PERIOD]. Present findings in a structured briefing with clear headings, and flag anything that looks like coordinated or bot-like activity. End with 3 follow-up angles I could investigate deeper with DeeperSearch.

Act as a market research analyst and run a deep research pass on [COMPANY_OR_PRODUCT] and its top [NUMBER] competitors in [INDUSTRY]. For each competitor cover: positioning, pricing tiers, standout features, recent launches or announcements found in live X discussion and web sources, and perceived strengths and weaknesses drawn from real user posts. Deliver a comparison table plus a 5-bullet executive summary of where [COMPANY_OR_PRODUCT] can differentiate. Note the recency of the data you used, and flag any claim that comes from a single unverified post instead of presenting it as fact.

Generate an image from this detailed brief. Subject: [SUBJECT]. Setting and background: [SETTING]. Style: [ART_STYLE, e.g. cinematic photograph, flat vector illustration]. Lighting and mood: [LIGHTING_MOOD]. Color palette: [COLORS]. Composition: [COMPOSITION, e.g. centered portrait, wide landscape]. Important details to include: [KEY_DETAILS]. Things to avoid: [AVOID_LIST]. Aspect ratio preference: [ASPECT_RATIO]. After generating, describe what you created in 2-3 sentences so I can refine the brief in the next round instead of starting over.

Explain [COMPLEX_TOPIC] to me as if I am [AUDIENCE, e.g. a smart 12-year-old, a busy executive]. Use your fun, witty personality: clever analogies, light humor, and zero jargon, without dumbing down the core ideas. Structure: a one-sentence hook, then [NUMBER] key ideas each paired with an everyday analogy, then a 'why it matters' closer tied to [REAL_WORLD_CONTEXT]. Keep it under [WORD_LIMIT] words. If I ask a follow-up, stay in character and keep the same energy and humor throughout.

I want to practice a spoken conversation using Grok Voice. You are [ROLE, e.g. a friendly language tutor, a job interviewer for a product manager role]. The scenario: [SCENARIO]. Rules: speak naturally as in a real voice chat, keep each response short enough for spoken delivery, ask me one question at a time, and gently correct my mistakes in [SKILL_AREA] without breaking the flow. Start by greeting me in character and setting the scene, then ask your first question. If I say 'pause coaching', switch to feedback mode and summarize my strengths plus 3 specific things to improve.

I have uploaded [FILE_TYPE, e.g. a 40-page contract, a quarterly report]. Act as a meticulous analyst and: (1) summarize the document in [NUMBER] bullet points a non-expert can understand, (2) extract all key figures, dates, and obligations into a table, (3) flag any unusual clauses, risks, or red flags in [FOCUS_AREA], (4) list [NUMBER] questions I should ask [STAKEHOLDER] before signing or acting. Quote the exact section text for every flag you raise. If any part of the file is unclear or unreadable, tell me which pages need a better scan instead of guessing at the content.

I have uploaded a photo. Act as a professional [PHOTOGRAPHY_STYLE] photographer and critique it honestly: composition, lighting, focus, color, and emotional impact, each scored 1-10 with one line of reasoning. Then give me a concrete edit plan with specific adjustments (exposure, cropping, color grading) I can apply in [EDITING_TOOL], in the order I should do them. Finally, suggest how I could reshoot the same scene better, including camera settings for [CAMERA_TYPE] and the best time of day. Be direct: praise what works and name what does not.

Give me a real-time briefing on [NEWS_TOPIC] as of today. Pull from live X posts and current web reporting: what happened, when, who is involved, and what is still unconfirmed. Separate FACTS (reported by multiple credible sources) from RUMORS (single-source or unverified X claims) in two clearly labeled sections. Include a timeline of the last [TIME_WINDOW] and 3 reputable accounts to follow for updates. Keep the briefing under [WORD_LIMIT] words and end with what to watch for next.

Switch to your most playful, witty mode. I need [NUMBER] bold, unconventional ideas for [GOAL, e.g. naming my coffee shop, a launch stunt for my app]. Rules: no boring or generic ideas, each idea gets a funny one-line pitch, and at least [NUMBER] ideas must be slightly absurd but still executable on a [BUDGET] budget. Rank them by a mix of fun factor and feasibility, crown one winner, and give me a 5-step plan to execute the winner within [TIMEFRAME]. Roast my brief gently if it is too vague.

I will paste a long X thread (or several posts) about [TOPIC]. Turn it into a clean, well-structured article: a clear headline, a 2-sentence lede, the key points organized under subheadings, and a takeaway section. Preserve the original poster's claims faithfully, but add a 'verify before sharing' note on any claim that reads like opinion stated as fact. Keep the author's voice where it is distinctive. Target length: [WORD_COUNT] words, audience: [AUDIENCE]. If the thread is too long for one pass, summarize part 1 first and ask me to continue.