These three official Marketplace templates cover distinct creative jobs: brief-to-video production, product-screen critique, and Figma handoff work. Choose by the output you need, then check file access and external actions before connecting creative accounts.
Last checked: November 6, 2026 How we review: based on the official listing and its published instructions; we don't install bots or connect accounts.
Director Bot
What it does: turns briefs into video projects, including short films, ads, explainers, music videos, and micro-dramas. The instructions name a video skills pack for formats, planning, frames, takes, look, and a project folder.
Who it is for: creators and creative teams starting from a brief rather than repackaging an existing recording.
Integrations: the public page does not name generation providers, editing applications, storage services, or permission scopes. A skills pack is not a connector inventory.
Routines: none described publicly.
Safety: Director Bot works with briefs and media production, but its external tools and publishing rules are not documented; inspect asset access, generation costs, delivery destinations, integrations, and any routines in the Add preview before authorizing external actions.
Setup time: not given in the listing.
Read our Director Bot review and setup guide or its official listing. Creator: Xi Yan.
Critiquito
What it does: turns a screenshot, Figma frame, or live URL into ranked findings with concrete fixes across hierarchy, spacing, type, color, interaction, copy, and accessibility. It keeps a per-screen open fix list to check against later versions.
Who it is for: product designers, founders, and product managers improving an existing screen or comparing variants, rather than inventing a brand.
Integrations: screenshots, Figma frames, and URLs are named inputs; the page does not identify a complete connector list, scopes, or ticketing and messaging services.
Routines: a weekly open fixes check, off until enabled and run in your timezone. The day and hour are setup preferences.
Safety: Critiquito reads screens and keeps critique files; it requires your yes before design edits, ticket creation, channel posts, or page publishing, so inspect file access, handoff destinations, permissions, and the disabled weekly check in the Add preview.
Setup time: not given in the listing. The instruction to deliver an initial critique within a minute describes response behavior, not account setup.
Read our Critiquito review and setup guide or its official listing. Creator: Manuel Muñoz Solera.
figma bro
What it does: turns Figma frames into build specs, builds screens from briefs, audits components and tokens, records prototype motion notes, and plans file cleanups. Its instructions require reported values to come from the source rather than guesses.
Who it is for: designers, design engineers, and frontend engineers who need implementation-ready handoffs or library-drift reports.
Integrations: Figma work and pasted-link input are described, including working from a link without a Figma connection. Full connector details and read/write scopes are not published; a link does not automatically grant access to a private file.
Routines: a weekly library check, off until enabled and run in your timezone. The exact schedule is not published.
Safety: figma bro reads the files you identify and can support file changes, comments, or library publishing only with your explicit yes under its instructions; inspect file boundaries, Figma permissions, destinations, and the disabled weekly check in the Add preview.
Setup time: not given in the listing. Its instruction to show a spec, table, or plan within a minute is separate from installation.
Read our figma bro review and setup guide or its official listing. Creator: John Bai.
Related option: Clip Bot
For a recording you already have, Clip Bot is a narrower alternative to starting a new video project. It identifies moments and renders captioned excerpts with source timestamps, rather than taking a new brief through production. Its official listing says it never posts; keep review and distribution separate.
How to add a creative template
- Open the official listing and verify the creator and intended job.
- Choose Add on a Marketplace card or Import Bot on its page. The official guide describes Add to Grok Bot.
- Review the preview's context and integrations, including skills and any routines. Check file boundaries, external-action permissions, and destinations against your task.
- Choose Add Bot after reviewing access. You receive a separate bot copy, not a clone of the creator's environment.
- Reinstall any plugins your copy needs and resolve dependencies before using private assets or paid services.
- Start with one non-sensitive brief, screen, or frame. Ask for a plan or draft first, and leave recurring work off until you understand it.
Build your own
Start with a single output: a shot plan, a ranked critique, or a frame spec. Define the source material it may read, what it must not invent, and where the workflow stops for human review. Add file-write, publishing, or paid-generation access only when a bounded task actually needs it.
Keep source references with the output so another person can check it. Try one small example, remove unnecessary permissions, and write down any plugin dependencies before sharing the template.
FAQ
Which template should I choose for video?
Director Bot covers brief-to-video work. If you already have a recording and need captioned excerpts, the separately published Clip Bot is a narrower option.
Which design template can change files?
figma bro supports screen-building and design-file work but says file changes, comments, and library publishing need your explicit yes. Critiquito focuses on critique and also requires your yes for external handoffs or edits.
How long does setup take?
None of these three public listings gives an installation-time estimate. Review the actual preview and any plugin dependencies before planning a deadline around setup.
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