# What Grok Bot prompts should I use for LinkedIn?
> Use a job, not a personality file. One ICP, a number you can read, and a stop rule: do not send, do not enroll, do not sign into LinkedIn. Paste-ready prompts live in the prompts post.
- HTML: https://omentir.com/help/what-grok-bot-prompts-should-i-use-for-linkedin
- Markdown: https://omentir.com/help/what-grok-bot-prompts-should-i-use-for-linkedin.md

A good Grok Bot prompt names the buyer, the result, who to skip, and where to stop. "Find me pipeline" produces notes that could fit a dentist and a datacenter. Fill the brackets. Keep the last two sentences.

Put the stop rule in the Bot description and leave it there: research and draft only; never send; never enroll; never sign into LinkedIn. Then paste one job for tonight. Overnight research, after-accept DMs, follow-ups, or a scored list with no copy. Do not run all four the same night.

Tell the Bot which box the draft is for. The invite is tiny or blank. The after-accept DM is two sentences and a real trigger. A follow-up needs a new trigger, not "just circling back."

Finish Omentir first and add MCP before you paste anything. If the Bot asks you to take over for LinkedIn, refuse. The paste-ready set is [Grok Bot prompts for LinkedIn outreach](/blogs/grok-bot-linkedin-prompts).

If you do not already pay for a plan that includes Grok Bot, skip the prompt pack. Overview already finds people and drafts notes.

## Paste this into Grok Bot

```
You are the sales outreach manager for my company. Your job is to run LinkedIn outreach with Omentir.

My product helps [buyer] get [result]. Best-fit accounts are [company type, size, region]. Strong signals: [signal]. Skip [bad fit].

Work only through Omentir MCP. Start with get_context, then list_agents. If no finder matches this ICP, show me a create_agent config and wait.

Pull up to 30 people. For each one write fit 1-5, the evidence, any risk, and a two-sentence draft that cites a real trigger. If a note could fit two buyers, rewrite it.

Do not send. Do not enroll. Do not sign into LinkedIn.
Leave a review list by morning.
```

## Related

- [How do I automate cold messaging with Grok Bot?](https://omentir.com/help/how-do-i-automate-cold-messaging-with-grok-bot.md)
- [How do I connect Grok Bot to Omentir?](https://omentir.com/help/how-do-i-connect-grok-bot-to-omentir.md)
- [Can I use Grok Bot for LinkedIn outreach?](https://omentir.com/help/can-i-use-grok-bot-for-linkedin-outreach.md)

## Frequently asked questions

**Which prompt should I run first?**

The overnight research prompt: up to 30 people, fit 1-5, evidence, a two-sentence draft, stop at a review list. See [how to connect Grok Bot](/help/how-do-i-connect-grok-bot-to-omentir).

**Can I ask it to be more aggressive?**

You can. You will get calendar holds and notes you will not send from your phone. Cut that line. Keep two sentences and a real trigger.

**Do grok.com and Grok Bot share prompts?**

The brief can be similar. The machine is not. grok.com is a session. These jobs assume Plugins and overnight work. See [Grok Bot versus grok.com](/help/what-is-the-difference-between-grok-bot-and-grok-com).

**Where do I send after the prompt runs?**

In Omentir. Cut the junk, edit a few drafts, start a small campaign. The Bot should not press send.

[Create an Omentir account](https://omentir.com/signup). Pro is $49/month.