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Grade a month of bookmarks into spoken skills

Ryan Staley pasted one prompt to make a Grok Bot grade 140 bookmarks from the last 30 days — a one-line thesis, the link, a high/medium/noise grade, and the mechanism to steal — discarding anything he couldn't name in a sentence. He kept a third and turned the keepers into 10 skills with a spoken trigger.

verified 2026-08-22 ~10 min setup personal scouted on x
install in grok bot

How it’s set up

  1. Give the bot access to your bookmarks (or paste/export your last 30 days of saved links).
  2. Run Ryan’s prompt below: for each bookmark it returns a one-line thesis, the link, a grade (high / medium / noise), and the mechanism you can steal — explicitly no tool lists.
  3. The filter is the point: if you can’t name the mechanism in one sentence, it’s noise — so most of the pile gets graded out. Ryan kept about a third of 140.
  4. Take the keepers and turn each into a named skill with a trigger you can say out loud, so the useful mechanism is one voice command away. Ryan ended with 10.
  5. Re-run it monthly so your library stays a library, not a pile.

Prompt

Pull my last 30 days of bookmarks. For each one: one-line thesis, link, grade (high / medium / noise), and the mechanism I can steal. Do not list tools. If I cannot name the mechanism in one sentence, it is noise.

Why it’s cool

It turns doom-saving into a system. The clever constraint is ‘name the mechanism in one sentence or it’s noise’ — it forces every keeper to be an actionable move, not a vibe, and grades out the two-thirds you were never going to use. Converting the survivors into spoken-trigger skills is what makes the knowledge actually reachable later instead of re-buried in a bookmark folder.

prompt
Pull my last 30 days of bookmarks. For each one: one-line thesis, link, grade (high / medium / noise), and the mechanism I can steal. Do not list tools. If I cannot name the mechanism in one sentence, it is noise.
then paste it into Grok

Copy the prompt and paste it into Grok.

what you need

Ryan shared his exact prompt (below). To adapt: point it at your own bookmarks or a saved-links export, keep the 'name the mechanism in one sentence or it's noise' filter, and — his move — turn the keepers into named skills you can trigger by voice.
by @Ryan_Staley1

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