Household errands with always-on bots
Eleanor Konik used Muse and Grok Bot for library requests, dishwasher shopping, marketplace scans, party planning, grant research, and publishing a landing page.
Bought a new KitchenAid dishwasher within days, found a $25 armchair, caught a last-show date night, and published a landing page via Cloudflare.
Overview
How it was set up
Muse (free hosted agent) plus Grok Bot (about $16/mo, bundled with Cursor Pro). Bots coordinate through a Notion task board and email. Grok Bot publishes via a Cloudflare API key.
Worth knowing
Muse runs a weaker model and cannot use local files. Grok Bot will not save passwords. Giant's grocery site captcha blocked the browser agent.
A prompt to start from
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History
- Source published
- 2026-10-12
- Added to Agentic Feats
- 2026-10-13
- Pick
- No
- Markdown copy
- /c/household-errands-with-always-on-bots-grok-bot.md
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