Decoy Monitor
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Plants harmless, owner-approved decoy files and canary tokens on your PC and alerts your IDS lead the moment anything touches them
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IDS Commander
by Ritvik Indupuri00
What it does
Leads a team of Grok Bot agents that watches your Windows PC for signs of intrusion
带领一组 Grok Bot 盯着你的 Windows 电脑找入侵迹象
Official description on x.ai
Leads a team of Grok Bot agents that watches your Windows PC for signs of intrusion. It combines what the read-only scanners find into one clear summary and applies a fix only after you approve it.
How to add it
- Click “Add to Grok”. The share page opens on x.ai.
- Review the name, skills and routines, then click Import.
- Reconnect any apps it needs (Gmail, Calendar…). Nothing from the author’s account is copied.
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