Grok Bot Second Brain — Starter Kit

02UI · free and MIT licensed.

A blank, ready-to-use second brain for Grok Bot. Download the folder, fill in three short files about yourself, and Grok can read, write, and organise everything inside.

Think of it as a helper that already knows who you are, what you do, and what you want. You set that up once. After that, every session starts with context.

Start here

Open welcome.html in your browser. Double-click it — it opens like any web page and walks you through setup in about five minutes.

Quick start

1. Download this folder (click the green Code button on GitHub, then Download ZIP) and unzip it somewhere permanent — your Documents folder, not Downloads.
2. Double-click welcome.html and follow the numbered steps on the page.
3. Fill in your stack — open who-you-are.md, what-you-do.md, and what-you-want.md in any text editor and replace the bracket prompts. Or tell Grok Bot: help me set up my brain.
4. Double-click index.html to see your brain in the browser.
5. Add a note — open 01-ideas/inbox.md, type an idea, save, then close and re-open index.html.

What is inside

grok-second-brain/
├── welcome.html          open this first — the full setup guide
├── index.html            your brain in the browser
├── README.md             you are here
├── grok.md               instructions Grok Bot reads every session
├── ONBOARDING.md         the one-time setup interview
├── brain-content.js      keeps the HTML index in sync (Grok updates this)
├── who-you-are.md        who you are (blank prompts ready to fill)
├── what-you-do.md        what you do (blank prompts ready to fill)
├── what-you-want.md      what you want (blank prompts ready to fill)
├── 02ui/                 design system (fonts and colours)
├── 01-ideas/
│   └── inbox.md          dump raw thoughts here
├── 02-projects/          active work with a finish line
├── 03-areas/             ongoing responsibilities
├── 04-wiki/              evergreen knowledge
├── 05-resources/         reference material
└── 06-archive/           finished or paused work

The folders are numbered so they sort in the order you actually use them: capture an idea, turn it into work, keep it running, build up knowledge, then archive what is done.

How the browser view works

Your notes live as .md files you can open in any text editor. The index.html page reads from brain-content.js so it works offline with no install step. When Grok Bot adds or edits a note, it updates both the .md file and brain-content.js. Close the browser tab and double-click index.html again to see the latest version.

One rule before you start

Grok Bot is told to show you its plan before it deletes, moves, or overwrites anything it did not create. Your files stay on your computer. You are always in control.

Licence

MIT. Use it, change it, share it, build on it. See LICENSE.

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