Topics ▾
Workflows ·

Fact-check before you publish

Intermediate, 5 minutes

It checked 11 claims against 9 sources and quoted the line behind each.

How this helps you

You see the source line behind each claim before you post, so you catch errors early.

✦ Try it
Fact-check every claim in this draft. Open each source and quote the exact line that supports or contradicts it. Flag anything that needs a wording fix.

What they did

@Cyb3rCricket used Grok Bot as a fact-checker: 11 claims against 9 sources, every link opened, the supporting line quoted. 6 held up, 5 needed a wording fix, 0 were made up.

Who it's for: Writers, marketers and anyone publishing claims in public.

How to try it

  1. Paste your draft or attach the file.
  2. Ask the Bot to list every factual claim first, then check each one.
  3. Ask for the exact quoted line from each source, so you can check the checker.
  4. Fix the flagged lines yourself and run it once more.

What to expect

A table of claims with a source link, the quoted line and a verdict for each: holds up, needs a wording fix, or unsupported.

Common mistakes

Related tips

Worth knowingAsking for the quoted line makes it easy to verify the checker. The original post (14 Oct 2026) has since been deleted; the numbers are as we recorded them when it was live, so we link the creator's profile instead.
SourceCredit to the creator
↗
Next in Workflows →Keep an attention list instead of a priority list

Learn more: Grok Bot Use Cases: Real Workflows From Real Users · All Grok Bot workflows tips

Related Grok Bot tips

More Workflows →
Workflows

Two habits that make usage last: batch requests, send words not screenshots

Every message makes a Bot reread the chat, so send related requests together, skip 'thanks' replies, and paste text or cropped images instead of full screenshots and PDFs.

How this helps you The same work uses fewer messages and less image reading, so your weekly usage goes further without dropping any jobs.
Spotted by Sharbel A. (YouTube) · 3 Nov 2026
Workflows

Let your Bot cancel free trials and unused subscriptions

Three built-in templates from 0.78: start a trial and cancel it before it bills, cancel plans you don't use, and watch renewal prices.

How this helps you You stop paying for trials and plans you forgot about, and nothing is cancelled without your OK.
Spotted by @spectnfa · 31 Oct 2026
Workflows

From support form to fix: a webhook, a Bot and a Cursor cloud agent

A support form posts to a webhook, a Bot picks up the ticket, and for bugs it starts a Cursor cloud agent that reproduces the issue, adds a failing test and opens a pull request for an engineer to review.

How this helps you By the time an engineer looks at a bug, it has repro steps, a test and a proposed fix waiting.
Spotted by Grok, Santi Garza (YouTube) · 29 Oct 2026