Grok Bot Templates for Live Streaming with Restream

Ready-made bots for Grok Bot, xAI's bot builder inside Grok, that work with your Restream account: they turn live chat into on-air cards, read stream analytics, turn transcripts into takeaways and social cards, archive each stream to Notion, coach you after a broadcast, and suggest what to stream next. You add one with a click and it already knows what to ask Restream for. The templates on this page are published by Restream and work with your streams once Restream is connected to Grok Bot through MCP.

Next Stream Ideas (pre-live) turns the chat from your past streams, plus X and Google Trends, into ten ideas for your next stream. Talking Points (live) turns fresh chat into three to five on-air cards — a tip, a fact, or a hot take — you can screen-share mid-stream. Stream Pulse (live or after) gives you viewers, chat volume by platform, and how the mood is shifting. Key Point (post-live) turns a finished stream into key takeaways, Q&As, and quotes. Paper Cards (post-live) lays those out as ready-to-post social cards in xAI's Paper app. Notion Stream Log (post-live) archives the transcript, chat, analytics, recordings, and clips of a stream into one Notion page. Stream Coach (post-live) tells you one to three things to try next time, based on the transcript, the chat, and who actually stayed.

You need a Restream account so the bots have streams to work with — that's what they connect to. No paid plan is required to connect. A bot sees exactly what you would see in your own dashboard on your current plan, nothing more.

Restream's bots are free to add, and Restream doesn't charge for the connection. Grok Bot itself is xAI's product, so its availability and usage limits follow your xAI plan — check xAI's current pricing.

No. Connect once — open the Restream plugin page in Grok Bot, click Add, sign in — and every Restream bot shares that connection. Adding another bot is one click.

Ask any bot to list your connected Restream channels. If they come back by platform and name, you're set. If you see the wrong channels or none at all, the connection was approved while a different Restream workspace was active in your browser: remove Restream from Grok Bot, switch workspace, and connect again.

Each card is labelled Pre-live, Live, or Post-live. Talking Points and Stream Pulse work on a stream that is live right now, or one that just ended. Key Point, Paper Cards, Notion Stream Log, and Stream Coach need a finished stream. Next Stream Ideas is for planning: it reads the chat from your past streams to suggest the next one.

Yes — that is where Restream makes the difference. Because Restream sends one stream to many destinations, the bots see the whole broadcast at once: multistreaming chat from every platform in one feed, viewer and chat analytics per destination, one transcript, and the recordings and clips for the event. Ask Stream Pulse which platform chat is coming from, or Talking Points to make on-air cards from chat no matter which platform it came from.

Restream transcribes your streams; Key Point, Paper Cards, Stream Coach, and Notion Stream Log pull the transcript for the stream you point them at. It can take a little while after a stream ends before the transcript is ready. You can also paste a transcript from anywhere else.

Chat from every platform you stream to through Restream, in one feed — Restream's unified chat. TikTok chat isn't available through it yet, so keep TikTok's native chat open if you broadcast there.

No. Restream MCP has no tool that posts anywhere or sends chat messages, so nothing goes out under your name. The bots hand you text, cards, numbers, or a Notion page; you decide what to publish. The only places a bot writes are your own Notion workspace (Notion Stream Log) and your Paper artboards (Paper Cards).

Not these seven — they only read: transcripts, chat, analytics, recordings, and clips. If Restream publishes a bot that can create or change events, it will ask you to confirm before it acts. Keep confirmations on in Grok Bot.

Paper Cards builds its artboards in Paper, xAI's design app, so Paper needs to be open on your desktop. Notion Stream Log needs permission to write to your Notion workspace, which Grok asks for the first time. Next Stream Ideas looks at X and Google Trends through Grok — nothing to set up. Talking Points, Stream Pulse, Key Point, and Stream Coach need nothing beyond the Restream connection.

Yes — every bot here is a starting point, not a finished product. Tell it how you work, in plain language: five takeaways instead of ten, quotes only, a different aspect ratio for the cards, a shorter pulse, one coaching tip instead of three, or a different tone for your audience. Keep refining as you go and each bot grows into your own workflow — the same starting point ends up different for every streamer.

Only what Restream MCP exposes: your channels, events, transcripts, chat, analytics, and the list of recordings and clips — always as you, on your plan. Remove Restream from Grok Bot at any time and the access ends; nothing on Restream changes.

The bots are Grok Bot-only, but Restream MCP works in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, and Codex too — see Connect a client. Same account, same read-only access.