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Grok Bot can watch a price — then alert you. It won't buy on its own.
by Jonathon (@grokbotguide) · 2026-10-05
✓ Opened via the X API on 2026-10-15
Read the original ↗Part 1 · What the source did
Check one route every morning and alert when it drops below your threshold; buying stays with you.
- Example: check London–Lisbon at 9am daily and alert below £120.
- Saved as a routine; no purchasing.
Summary written by Agent Cookbook. See the original for the full context.
Part 2 · Our copy-paste version
Adapted by us from what the source described. Fill in the [BRACKETS].
The prompt
Every day at 09:00: check [ORIGIN]→[DESTINATION] on [DATES] (±[N] days), [CABIN], [BAGS].
If the lowest total price is below [THRESHOLD], message me with price, airline, times, booking link and the source site. Otherwise send nothing. Never book or enter payment details.
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Approval ruleNever books or enters payment details.
Set it up
- Run once and confirm the price matches what you see.
- Save as a routine.
- Stop it after you book.
Common failures
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What usually goes wrong
- Prices without bags look cheaper; specify bags.
- Sites show different totals; ask it to name the source.
Variations
- Hotel or train prices.
- Weekly price-trend summary.