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Prompt to Prepare a Shopping Cart from a Recipe Photo

The author reports that Grok Bot receives a recipe photo, organizes the ingredients and quantities, and creates a shopping list by excluding ingredients already available at home.

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Making a Halloween Browser Game to Play with Kids

The author reports having used Grok Bot to create a Halloween game where a witch rides a broomstick. It is a 90-second game that runs directly in the browser.

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How it works

  1. The author included courses such as a graveyard, pumpkin forest, and ghost village, as well as obstacles like lightning, bats, and a boss monster.
  2. They also report adding stars and magic rings to collect, a slow-motion effect when narrowly dodging obstacles, and a special mode for children.

Results

The author states that they released the completed game, saying their children now think of them as a game developer.

Notes

The same author reportedly posted several more Halloween games made with Grok Bot afterward. They did not disclose the development time.

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Example prompt · Grok Bot

Create a Halloween browser racing game that you can play with children.

Input: Play time [e.g., 90 seconds], control method [keyboard/touch], children's age group [age], desired atmosphere [e.g., not scary]. First, briefly summarize the screen layout and rules for confirmation.

Implement a game using only HTML, CSS, and JavaScript where a witch on a broomstick flies forward and avoids obstacles. Change the background for each section, such as graveyard, pumpkin forest, and ghost village. Include obstacles like lightning and bats, a final boss, and collectible items such as stars and magic rings. Add a slow-motion effect when obstacles are narrowly avoided, and provide a separate child-friendly mode with slower and cuter obstacles. Draw everything using shapes or emojis without external images so the game can be opened immediately.

Deliverable: A game file that runs directly in the browser and instructions for controls. Play through one round each on desktop and mobile screens to check that time limits, collision detection, and score display all work correctly.