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Matus Pavliscak@pavliscak · Aug 30shoppingVacuum, banking, and an Amazon purchase on its ownI connected @grok @bot to my banking and my card after @elonmusk said "Try it out. If Grok Bot messes up, we will make you whole." Spent the last couple of days using it a lot. Here is what I found. The idea is simple: every bot gets its own computer. So it can do most things a person with a laptop can do. What I used it for: - Set up my robot vacuum. I now control it by texting the bot - Set up my internet banking and payments - Linked a card. It completed an Amazon purchase on its own - Ran a few bots working together on tasks, instead of me prompting one step by step I was skeptical. Now I'm impressed. And nothing to claim so far. Good to know if you want to try it: 1. @cursor_ai Pro ($20/month) and SuperGrok ($30/month) both include Grok Bot now. 2. Connect your X profile and you get a developer account with about $100 in free X API credits. 3. The official guides are good, with templates. Have you tried it yet? What was your experience like?96 views3 likes0 repostsOpen on X
thepaypay 🦇🔊🦙@th3paypay · Aug 30shoppingGrok Bot eBay team scouts slabs and lists with APPROVE gatetake a look at my grok @bot ebay team. • talks to eBay through the developer API • scouts slab deals onchain via @traded_gg and @Collector_Crypt • buy → vault redeem → slab comes home • lists on eBay, priced off PokemonPriceTracker solds can also just run the store: titles, BIN, ads, Best Offer never spends without APPROVE VERY GOOD TEK @elonmusk23 views2 likes0 repostsOpen on X
hoeem@hooeem · Sep 2shoppingWhop bot scans X audience and sells tailored productsit’s never been easier to make & sell products: 1: I have @bot as a X blue tick user 2: I created a whop account. 3: I add the whop connector 4: I ask Whop bot to scan my X and understand what my audience likes 5: I get products tailor made for me 6: I can tinker with them, and make them something I’m happy to push 7: I can start selling it’s never been easier to monetise your expertise. damn! I had to add the paid partnership label because I’m using my whop link.6.8K views45 likes0 repostsOpen on X
June@ADayOfJune · Aug 30shoppingFamily personal shopper: deals, coupons, cart, checkoutOne use case with @grok bot I’ve had the most help from is for my family as a personal shopper. I give it a list of things we always need. It watches for deals and coupons, notifies me, compares prices across retailers, and adds items to the cart depending on the store. When there’s a deal, it automatically adds it to the cart and ask if I want to check out. It takes a lot of the tedious shopping and mental load off my shoulders.Especially when it comes to stuff like diapers and wipes which we’re constantly in need of. Found out the hard way that $30 grok subscription gives nowhere near the amount of credits I need!90 views0 likes0 repostsOpen on X
Jenny Marquis@JennyMarquis · Sep 7shoppingVirtual closet: photo dresses, then shopper and prompt agentsMy Grok Bot Virtual Closet: Dresses👗 🦀Penny, Prompt Engineer Agent 🦀Emma, Personal Shopper Agent Here's the actual workflow: 1. Snap cell phone pics of dresses in my actual closet. 2. Give the pics to my Prompt Engineer, who turns them into digital assets using Grok Imagine. She writes the prompts, but I approve them. 3. The Prompt Engineer gives the images to my Personal Shopper who writes custom descriptions and organizes them onto catalog pages. Other fun things my fashion bots can do: - Virtually try-on clothes using my digital twin template. - Make fashion preview videos for me on the fly. - Make side-by-side comparison videos. - Create outfits and mix-and-match skirts, tops, bottoms, and accessories. @grok @bot @imagine #Fashion59 views2 likes0 repostsOpen on X