aoty, emre’s Friday Album-Of-The-Year Bot
emre built aoty to pull critic and user scores from Album of the Year, rank the week’s top 3 new albums, and send Apple Music links without chart scrolling.
The pain point aoty solves
New-release discovery is noisy. Album of the Year and streaming charts bury a lot of signal under endless scrolling, critic lists, and user scores that do not arrive as one short weekly shortlist.
aoty turns that into a Friday habit: pull critic and user scores, rank the week’s three best new albums, and hand over Apple Music links. The job is a short list, not a music encyclopedia.
About emre
emre (@emrecolakoglu) published aoty as a public Grok Bot template with a direct x.ai/bot share link. The announcement frames it as a weekly album picker for people who want the top new records without living in the charts.
Attribution stays with the original creator and share link. GetBots is listing and explaining the public template, not claiming affiliation with the creator or SpaceXAI.
How aoty works
The public profile says aoty picks the week’s three best new albums from Album of the Year using critic and user scores, then shares Apple Music links. The audience is anyone who wants a short Friday new-music list without scrolling charts.
That contract is useful because the output is small and checkable: three albums, scored sources, and playable links. If the scores or links are wrong, the miss is obvious.
- Run on a Friday cadence (or on demand before the weekend).
- Pull critic and user scores from Album of the Year for new releases.
- Rank a top-3 shortlist instead of dumping a long chart.
- Attach Apple Music links for each pick.
- Keep the message short enough to read in one glance.
What is worth copying
The transferable pattern is a weekly taste shortlist with a fixed length and a fixed source. Many bots over-explain. aoty wins by returning three picks and the links to play them.
Before cloning it, name the source chart, the scoring rule, the delivery day, and what happens when scores disagree. Keep the human as the final taste check if the bot will post or buy anything.