Configure a domain email address through Grok Bot's browser
At a glance
Tristan Rhodes used Grok Bot's browser to configure a domain email address after finding the Cloudflare connector was read-only. This workflow is listed under browser-automation, domain-management, human-in-the-loop.
Rhodes asked Grok Bot to add an email address for his domain. The bot requested a manual takeover for credentials and two-factor authentication, then continued the configuration through the browser. Rhodes watched the actions and could interrupt the bot during the process.
How it went
Rhodes says the bot completed the requested change and estimates the process took about 20 minutes.
Worth knowing
At the time of this test, the Cloudflare connector could only read data. Rhodes estimated that individual browser clicks took roughly 30 seconds.
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