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Grok BotShopping▲ 2 on X2026-10-11

Research and order LEGO sets for kids from a chat request

Report on Elon Musk's demo: Grok Bot researched fun LEGO Star Wars kits for young kids, bought five for $241.34 from the LEGO website, and set a routine to watch the inbox for tracking.

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What you get

Kids' gift sets researched, picked and ordered, with the agent watching the inbox for the tracking email.

Tools

  • Grok Bot
  • Payment card
  • Email (for tracking)

Time / cost: Spent $241.34 on five sets (per the report)

Steps

  1. Ask the agent to research the best options for a specific buyer (for example, young kids).
  2. Let it pick items and place the order; the report says it bought from the LEGO website after Amazon blocked the bot.
  3. Ask it to set up a routine that watches your inbox for the tracking email.

Copy-ready prompt

Research the 5 most fun [product type] for [who it's for, age]. Show me your picks with prices and why you chose each one before buying anything. After I approve, order from the official store, then watch my inbox and tell me when the tracking email arrives.

Prompt written by AgentPlays from the source. Fill in the [brackets] and approve before anything is sent or bought.

Watch out: Second-hand report of a demo. Check spending limits before letting any agent buy for you.

Proof / source

Second-hand report A post on X reporting Elon Musk's own demo screenshots. Spending limits and how card details are stored were not stated.

In their words

$241.34. That's what Grok Bot just spent on five LEGO Star Wars sets for Elon Musk, after picking them out itself. At 1:04 AM GST on Sunday, Musk posted that you can "take a picture of your credit card, drop it in the chat" and Grok Bot "will scour the Internet for the best deal on the item you want and order it." At 9:35 AM GST he showed it working. He asked Grok Bot to research the most fun LEGO Star Wars kits for young kids and order them. His chat screenshot shows all 5 sets bought for $241.34 with free shipping in 3-5 business days, and Grok Bot setting up a routine to watch the inbox for the tracking email. When a user said Amazon was blocking the bot, Musk replied that Grok bought the LEGO from the LEGO website instead. He didn't say which plans get shopping, what spending limits apply or how card photos are stored. https://t.co/TmuVBXtScw

— @pchees on X

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