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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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Organizing Scattered Files and Photos on a NAS

After subscribing to a new plan, the user tried Grok Bot for the first time to organize their NAS. They had the files sorted by owner and type, and also organized the photos.

How it works

  1. They had Grok Bot sort the files mixed together on the NAS by owner (themselves and their spouse) and by type.
  2. They also had the photos organized.

Results

The author said Grok Bot automatically categorized the files. They did not specify how many files were organized or how long it took.

Notes

Next, they plan to install Grok Bot on their iMac to move and organize photos onto the NAS.

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Example prompt · Grok Bot

Please organize the files and photos scattered on the NAS by person and by type.

Input: NAS address and shared folder [path], criteria for distinguishing by family member [e.g., mine/spouse's], file type categories [documents/photos/videos, etc.], folders that must not be touched [list]. First, investigate and show the folder structure and number of files, and summarize the basis for determining ownership (folder names, device info, file names) for confirmation.

Show the organization plan in a table, then only move files within the approved scope. Do not delete any files—only move them, and keep a record of the original and new paths so everything can be restored if needed. For photos, if shooting date information is available, sort them into year/month folders; if the date is unknown, collect those files separately. If a file's ownership is unclear, do not move it—add it to a list for confirmation.

Deliverables: new folder structure, movement log, list of files needing confirmation. First, test with a small folder to verify that moving and restoring works correctly before applying to the entire NAS.