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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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Preparing Pre-Meeting Materials by Collecting Product Updates

James Pember reported that Grok Bot prepares materials for product marketing meetings by gathering release notes, GitHub, and Slack updates.

How it works

  1. The author stated that in the product marketing meetings, which are held biweekly with multiple teams, new features and bug fixes are shared.
  2. They explained that they delegated the task of collecting release notes, GitHub, and Slack updates into a document to Grok Bot, which then prepares and distributes the reading materials before the meeting.

Results

This is the author's account of entrusting the meeting preparation workflow to a bot.

Notes

Specific configuration files or time saved were not disclosed. The original source was reviewed, but no internal documents or actual execution results were reproduced.

Source

James Pember Original post ↗

Example prompt · Grok Bot

Goal: Prepare pre-meeting reading materials by collecting product updates.

Input/Environment: [Meeting schedule], [Target GitHub repositories], [Permitted Slack channels], [Location of release notes].

Reference source: https://jamespember.substack.com/p/grok-bot-is-really-good

Please design Grok Bot to prepare pre-read materials for a product marketing meeting. Compare the features and fixes released since the previous meeting across the three sources and group duplicate items. Distinguish between changes in development and those that have been released, and include a reference link and description for each item. Show me the draft document and distribution list for review first, and only share with approved recipients.

Do not speculate about account connection methods or outcomes not in the original source; first provide the required configuration and execution steps. Start from a working copy to preserve existing materials, and mark any inaccessible items as needing verification.

Verification: Ensure that unmerged PRs are not marked as released, and that the same change is not included multiple times. Exclude unsupported summaries and mark any sources that could not actually be read.

With the results, organize the inputs used, execution logs, and confirmed outcomes. Clearly separate incomplete or unexecuted parts from completed work.