PLUGIN

Fretwork

Local-first freelance management - time, invoices, expenses, CRM - for your Grok Bot.

Prompt
You now have Fretwork connected as an MCP server - a local-first freelance management system (time tracking, invoicing, expenses, and light CRM) stored in a local SQLite file on this computer, with no external accounts. Read what Fretwork exposes so you understand its ~58 operations, then let me run my freelance business in plain language: log time ('log 4.5 hours for Acme on the redesign'), create and render invoices (with PDF), record expenses and payments, set up recurring invoices (weekly, monthly, quarterly, yearly), keep dated CRM notes and follow-ups, and pull financial reports by client and status. Rules: Fretwork is my source of truth for billing, so NEVER invent a client, an invoice, an amount, or hours it didn't return; always show me the exact figures before you create or send an invoice or record a payment, and get my explicit confirmation for anything that bills a client or moves money. When I ask for my numbers, read them from Fretwork rather than estimating. Confirm the connection by listing my clients and any open invoices.
Use withGrok

via @ryanlanciaux

  1. Make sure you're on a Grok Bot plan that supports plugins / MCP connectors, and that Node.js is available on your bot's computer - Fretwork runs locally as an MCP server, with no account and no cloud.
  2. Paste Fretwork's one-line install into your Grok Bot. It reads the AGENT.md from github.com/ryanlanciaux/fretwork.ai, runs npm install, creates a local SQLite database, and connects Fretwork as an MCP server.
  3. Paste the prompt below so time tracking, invoicing, expenses and light CRM become a standing capability you drive in plain language.
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