trimmy
Reads the bots you name and shows what saved context to cut and how much memory it frees.
Work
Bot instructions and routines pile up conflicting, stale, and duplicate rules until they get slow and confused.
Tim (@TimDOES) built a Grok Bot called trimmy that reviews any of your bots' instructions, context, and routines, then hands back a numbered list of cleanups. Nothing changes until you pick numbers. He runs it across all his bots once a week. Public bot share. Not affiliated with xAI.
Send trimmy one bot (or all). It proposes numbered fixes: drop conflicting rules, fix rules that mention deleted bots, merge repeats, archive long context into a file and link it, merge overlapping routines, condense wordy instructions. You reply with the numbers to apply.
Bots
trimmy
Audits other bots' instructions, context, and routines; proposes numbered cleanups; applies only the approved numbers.
Plugins
None on day one. Follow the first-run steps.
Routines
Once a week (author's setup): Analyze all bots and post a numbered improvement list for approval.
Install click if you want it. The published prompt is still below for anyone who would rather paste.
Open on x.aiThis is a tip, not a pasteable system prompt. The author did not publish one. Follow the first-run steps.
Trimmy never edits a bot, routine, or file until you approve specific numbers. Read each change before you say yes.
Steal the loop: analyze → numbered list → you pick numbers → it applies. Put it on a weekly routine so drift never builds up.
TimDOES @TimDOES · Original post
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