Personal agent guide: how Qwen Go negotiated a ¥70 cash flight-delay payout
sujingshen · x · 2026-11-10
Episode 0 of a "Personal Agent Usage Guide" series on using AI agents to reclaim money you're owed but never claimed. Opening case: a user told Qwen Go about a delayed flight without dates or flight numbers; the agent dug up four airline orders, identified the delayed leg, fell back to online chat after a failed call, refused a ¥70 voucher demanding cash, and got ¥70 paid out. The article maps the categories: auto-renewals (220k+ complaints on Heitao), flight-delay compensation (airline-set, ¥200 for 4-8h, ¥400 above, vouchers first), and price protection. It compares three recovery paths — DIY (time-consuming), paid services (35-50% cut), personal agents (0 cost, just account authorization).
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