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Grok Bot repeatedly explored a live app, filed issues, and sketched fixes, surfacing a signup bug within two days.

Done with Grok Botยท Intermediate

What they did
The owner connected Grok Bot to a cloud computer that was pointed at one live app. A few times each day, it opened the app, moved through the main user paths as if it were unfamiliar with the product, and flagged anything odd or broken. When it turned up a likely defect, it also wrote a proposed patch for the owner to inspect.
How it went
In the first 48 hours, it uncovered a signup problem on a screen size that had not been checked before. The suggested patch was rough enough that the owner reworked about half of it, but the bug itself was the useful part and took only about 20 minutes to deal with.
Tips
Use this most where you want frequent, low-friction checks of important user journeys. Have a person review both the findings and any code changes before anything reaches users.

Try it yourself with Grok Bot

You are helping me QA [app URL] from a cloud computer. On a repeating schedule, open the app and go through these key paths as a fresh user: [flow 1], [flow 2], [flow 3]. For anything that breaks, confuses, or behaves strangely, write a concise issue report with reproduction steps, the device/screen size, and screenshots if available. If you uncover a real bug, prepare a draft fix in [repo] and pause before any merge, submit, payment, delete, or send action; first wait for my approval with the report and the draft pull request link.

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