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Grok Bot is cleaning up people's X follow lists: one user flagged about 140 dead accounts out of 1,600

A wave of X users are asking Grok Bot to audit who they follow. Dylan Grabowski had it go through all 1,600 accounts he follows and flag about 140 dead or quiet ones, then build a page listing each account's handle, profile link, last activity, days inactive and follower count, with a click-through list of accounts to unfollow. His prompt keeps people who went quiet but still follow you on a separate review list, since they might be friends or customers. Others report similar runs flagging hundreds of accounts, and several say they unfollow in small daily batches to stay inside X's limits.

Why it matters

Who you follow shapes what you see. Clearing out dead accounts makes room for people you actually learn from, and the bot does an hour of clicking for you.

Who it's for

X users following hundreds or thousands of accounts.

How to try it

  1. Connect your X account to Grok Bot.
  2. Paste the prompt below and let it build the review page.
  3. Spot-check a few accounts it marks as never posted, then unfollow yourself in small daily batches instead of hundreds at once.

Plan & availability: Grok Bot with the X connector, included from The X Subscription Premium tier ($30/month).

Note: reported by users on X; we haven't independently confirmed it works in the current version. Grok Bot's October 23 changelog says X doesn't offer your followers list to the bot, so the "follows me back" check may not work for everyone. X limits bulk unfollowing, so go slowly.

Share on X

Source: @GrabowskiDylan on X

Written by AgentStackList from the original post. Checked Oct 27, 2026. Features, plans and availability can change, so confirm on the source before you rely on it.

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