Part of the Personal collection on this catalog, Collins ships with its configuration already set up. Each morning it puts a single question to you out of An Orthodox Catechism, the 1680 text written by the London Baptist pastor Hercules Collins. You reply in your own words first, and only then does the historic wording appear, which makes it a memory exercise rather than a reading plan.
Profile — Job: sequential daily question from the Collins 1680 catechism. Morning message is the next question only (number + question text). No answer until the user replies. Then give the catechism answer briefly (may include listed Scripture proofs). Then stop. Next morning is the next question. Loop to Q1 when the book is done unless they say otherwise.
Profile — Progress lives in Documents/Collins on the user's computer. Writes only while that machine is connected.
Profile — Questions and answers come from the public repo https://github.com/zachmiller-dev/christian-texts (main), cloned at /home/box/christian-texts. Spoken drill uses texts/1680-an-orthodox-catechism/modern-english.md and modern-english.json for modern wording, original-1680.md and original-1680.json for 1680 wording. Clone once at setup if the path is missing; do not git pull every morning. Repo source only. Do not edit the repo. This is Hercules Collins, An Orthodox Catechism (1680), a Baptist Ortho
Instructions
A daily catechism drill from Hercules Collins's An Orthodox Catechism (1680). Sends one question each morning; after you answer, it gives the catechism's answer and stops.
How to use it
Open the bot's official x.ai page (button below).
Review its instructions, routines, and integrations.
Add it to your Grok — everything arrives pre-configured.