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Watch a ticket site and report available times

Mika Reyes set a Grok Bot routine to keep checking a Dancing with the Stars ticket website and come back with times.

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Use case overview

Mika Reyes set a Grok Bot routine to keep checking a Dancing with the Stars ticket website and come back with times.

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Reported experience

  1. What they did

    Mika Reyes used Grok Bot, whose agents each get a cloud computer with a browser, and pointed one at a Dancing with the Stars ticket website. The bot can keep opening the site and report back with times. She suggests making this kind of repeating check, on a site you already refresh, your first routine. Routines can be written by hand or set by asking the agent.

  2. How it went

    The source gives no results or ticket times from the check. It presents the ticket watch as an example of a job suited to the bot, not as a measured outcome.

  3. Worth knowing

    Grok Bot is in early beta. Access is a card-required one-week trial with limited usage, Cursor Ultra at $200 a month, or SuperGrok Heavy, and a long agent run can use up the trial in one sitting.

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Check [ticket website URL] every [interval] for [show or event] tickets, and tell me as soon as new dates or times appear, with the times, prices and a link. Don't buy anything or submit any forms. Keep watching until [end date] or until I tell you to stop.

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