User hands Grok a $90 parking ticket dispute — agent drafts and auto-submits the waiver request
doooyle · x · 2026-11-07
- A user got a $90 charge from a scammy private parking garage, didn't want to fight it or pay it, so handed the whole thing to Grok.
- Screenshots show Grok (Boss mode) taking a careful approach: neither claiming payment was made nor inventing a signage problem, it drafted a polite courtesy-waiver request, got user approval, then opened the garage's dispute portal and submitted it — using its own connection since the user's computer was offline.
- A textbook case of an agent handling mundane real-world paperwork and web form filling end to end.
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