Order a pizza by phone with a coupon using Grok Bot
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Outcome
The poster says Grok Bot found that his pizza shop had moved, set up a call, found a coupon that saved $8.99 and placed the order by phone; he called the shop afterwards to confirm the order was real and shared the call recording.
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Run this task now, exactly as written below. Everything you need is here, so start straight away and only stop if something required is missing. Goal: Order a pizza for delivery from a specific local shop by calling them. Fill in before running: Fill in the shop, order, address and payment details below. What I'll give you: - Shop name and city ([SHOP]) - Exactly what to order ([ORDER]) - Delivery address and phone number - How I'll pay (card on file, cash on delivery) Rules: - Check the shop's current address and phone number before calling; it may have moved. - Look for a current coupon or deal on the shop's site and apply it only if it fits the order. - Read the order back to the shop and confirm the total and delivery time. - Don't add items or tip above [AMOUNT] without asking me. - If nobody answers, try once more, then stop and tell me. Output: A short note with the shop called, order placed, coupon used, total and expected delivery time. You'll know it worked when: the shop confirms the order and the total matches what I expected.
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Run this task now, exactly as written below. Everything you need is here, so start straight away and only stop if something required is missing. Goal: Order a pizza for delivery by calling a specific local shop. Inputs (fill in or confirm): - Shop name and city - Exact order - Address and phone - Payment method - Allergies and spice level - Tip limit Rules: - Check the shop's current address and number before calling. - Look for a current coupon on the shop's site. - Read the order back and confirm total and time. - Don't add items or tip above my limit. - Ask about delivery time before confirming. - If the shop has moved or the number changed, call the new number only after confirming it on the shop's own page. - If a coupon can't be applied by phone, ask whether an online order would get it and tell me the difference. - Give me the call recording or a transcript if available. - Read back the order total, coupon and delivery time to the shop before ending the call. If you get stuck: If nobody answers, try once more. If a login, CAPTCHA or two-step code appears, stop and ask me to handle it; never guess or store passwords. Verify before you finish: Confirm the total matches expectations. Output: Order summary with coupon and ETA. Done when: the shop confirms the order.
Source
https://x.com/johnbikis/status/2111127651528446333
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