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Scan weekly for design partners and competitor moves
A founder-advisor in xAI's startup program describes a set of Grok Bots for founder-led sales, including a Monday scan for companies that fit the ideal customer profile and a research bot that reports what changed at competitors.
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Answer product questions from calls, tickets and usage data at once
A SpaceXSI team member writing for product managers describes using Grok Bot agents to answer customer and product questions by pulling together call transcripts, support tickets, Slack customer channels and usage data, then turning discussions into prioritised specs.
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Get a weekly rundown of what your key accounts said in public
A go-to-market lead at SpaceXSI describes running Grok Bot to scan, every week, the webinars, podcasts, talks and X posts featuring contacts at her strategic accounts, and send one roundup of what is new.
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Analyze customer reviews for a product across shopping platforms
A Chinese AI blogger had Alibaba QwenWork gather listings, prices and reviews for a product category across several shopping platforms and analyze why customers complain. A friend who does e-commerce sentiment analysis said a report that used to take much longer came out in one run.
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Push a daily industry news brief into your team chat group
A Chinese tech media team set Alibaba QwenWork to collect AI industry discussions on a schedule and push a daily brief into their DingTalk research group. A structured brief was waiting in the group the next morning.
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Collect a month of competitor updates into a sourced spreadsheet
A Chinese tech media account asked a Cue agent to gather the last 30 days of product updates from three AI companies into an Excel file, then closed the app. When they reopened it, the file was ready with working links.
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Have three agents research and build an industry analysis deck
A Chinese gadget media team created a researcher, an analyst and a slide designer in Cue and had them produce an industry analysis deck together. The deck came back with sources on every page, but needed manual fixes.
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Turn tens of thousands of customer reviews into a SWOT analysis
Live Bearded, a Phoenix men's grooming brand, used Muse to analyze 87,000 customer reviews from its website and build a strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats analysis. Its marketing lead says it was far quicker than doing it without AI.
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Watch product releases daily and flag what is worth writing about
An XDA writer had OpenAI dots watch three software projects for new releases and flag anything worth a story. It set up daily checks, flagged a release, and rechecked the source when he questioned the version number.
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Research a market and turn a doc into a slide deck
A GeekPark writer tested ArkClaw through Feishu. Asked to compare about nine OpenClaw hosting offerings and recommend vendors, it returned a fairly complete research brief. Using a connected third-party skill (Anygen), it also turned a Volcano Engine doc into an editable slide deck, which the writer estimates was much faster than making it by hand. A scheduled Feishu-doc workflow was not yet fully tested.
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Test supply chain demand and supply analysis at a Thai chemicals group
SCG Chemicals (SCGC) told a customer panel at Qwen Conference Thailand 2026 that it tested Qwen/QwenWork on supply chain demand and supply analysis. Its digital and AI director said the tool handled the complex context well and cost noticeably less than some pricier models; this was a test, and no results figures were shared.
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Have a four-agent team write a research report
A PCOnline journalist had ArkClaw set up three research agents and one document lead that together produced a research report on OpenClaw, and also scheduled a daily market data summary. The reporter noted the cloud version cannot read and write local files the way a local install can.
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Turn a quarterly earnings report into a visual brief
A Chinese tech outlet (ifanr) gave QwenWork Apple's quarterly results. It produced an HTML report that leads with the conclusion, charts revenue, profit, products and regions with a short note under each chart, and puts the raw data table at the end. The reviewer rated it strong and easy to check against the source.
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Visualize survey spreadsheet data with one prompt
A Jiemian News reporter uploaded a questionnaire spreadsheet to QwenWork's investment-research expert kit and asked in one sentence for the data to be organized visually. Consistently formatted charts came back from that one request. The reporter says general chatbots needed several rounds of re-prompting to get similar output.
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