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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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Prompt for Reviewing and Organizing Subscriptions from Billing Emails

The author reports that Grok Bot is used to find subscription prices and billing cycles from receipts and billing emails, and to separate items to keep from those to review.

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How it works

  1. After connecting Gmail, the author reports that it is necessary to specify services that must be kept and subscriptions shared with family or at work.
  2. The author gathers receipts and billing details, organizes them by price, cycle, and provider, and creates a shared request message for a list of subscriptions to review for cancellation. The author reports that canceling specific subscriptions requires separate approval.

Results

The author reports that this creates a list and confirmation questions for monthly subscription reviews. This is the goal of the published request message and is not a report of execution results.

Notes

This is a shared prompt introduced in awesome-grok-bot as an idea by @toddsaunders. The actual availability and results of using the connected service must be checked separately.

Source

GitHub Original post ↗

Example prompt · Grok Bot

Goal: Gather and review recurring subscriptions from billing emails.

Inputs/Environment: [Email period to review], [Services that must be kept], [List of shared subscriptions], [Currency to organize].

Reference original: https://github.com/Anil-matcha/awesome-grok-bot#subscription-cancellation-advisor

Set up Grok Bot for subscription review. Within the permitted Gmail scope, find evidence of recurring payments and organize provider, amount, currency, billing cycle, most recent billing date, and original email link in a table. Group multiple receipts for the same subscription and distinguish one-time purchases. If usage cannot be determined from emails alone, leave it as a question. Do not cancel anything until I approve specific items.

Do not speculate about account connection methods or results not in the original; first, provide the necessary setup and execution steps. Start from a working copy to preserve existing data, and mark any items you cannot access as needing confirmation.

Verification: Check that monthly and annual fees, refunds, and new charges are distinguished. Ensure shared subscriptions or those on the keep list are not automatically marked for cancellation, and show the basis for total amount calculations.

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