Grok Bot ordered pizza by phone and found an $8.99 coupon
At a glance
John Bikis asked Grok Bot to order pizza; it found the shop's new address, dialed in, applied an $8.99 coupon, and he later called the shop to confirm the order was real. This workflow is listed under food-ordering, phone-calls, coupons, personal-agents, errands.
He asked Grok Bot to order from his local pizza shop. The bot found that the shop had moved, set up a phone call, located a coupon that saved $8.99, and placed the order by phone.
How it went
He called the shop afterward to verify. The order was real.
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