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Daily X scan for new open-source projects, filter, then one-tap submit

Directories that track new open-source projects get late when discovery still lives on X.

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What hurt

Fox (@indie_maker_fox) runs OpenFree and needs a steady stream of fresh open-source projects that often show up on X first. A Grok Bot routine scans popular open-source chatter on X every day, posts a shortlist into the bot chat, runs one filter pass, then one-tap submits keepers to the OpenFree backend. Cloudflare workflows parse each project and notify Fox, who decides what goes live. Discovery to listing is automated; publish stays human. Not affiliated with xAI.

What to install or create

Schedule an X scan → shortlist in chat → filter → submit → human publish gate.

Bots

  • OSS scout

    Daily X scan, shortlist, filter, submit to the catalog backend.

Plugins

  • X

    Required

  • Browser

    Optional

Routines

  • Daily OSS scan. Every morning. Scan X for new open-source launches, filter, submit keepers, wait for human publish.

The prompt

This is a tip, not a pasteable system prompt. The author did not publish one. Follow the first-run steps.

First run

  1. 1Read https://x.com/indie_maker_fox/status/2110884181593239751 (credit @indie_maker_fox).
  2. 2Connect X (and any catalog/admin login) the bot needs.
  3. 3Ask for a daily routine: scan popular OSS posts, shortlist in chat, filter once, then submit.
  4. 4Wire the submit step to your backend or form; keep publish as a human gate.
  5. 5Tune the filter after a few days so noise stays out of the shortlist.

Approval fence

Backend submits can be automated; going live on the site waits for your yes.

What to tweak

Steal the filter-before-submit and keep the publish button on yourself.

Source

Fox @indie_maker_fox · Original post

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