Artyom @sklyarov ·
Okay the quest finally successfully finished. My Grok @bot figured out the delivery of the forgotten phone in the Amsterdam hotel.
Even though humans in this loop failed miserably, DHL tried to be a bitch and made me pay import duties on stuff that I already own.
There was some communication to be had and forms to be filled, but my Grok bot automatically handled all of that. I literally didn't do anything.
Grok bot was on top of it every step of the way, filling out forms, responding to emails, and just notifying me. I could have done it myself but it would have taken me a total of about 4 or 5 hours over these 2 weeks.
If that robot that @elonmusk is building is as capable as this virtual bot, I'm totally buying it. Sign me up!
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What prompted it
A phone left behind in an Amsterdam hotel had to be shipped back.
What Grok Bot did
- Grok Bot took over the back-and-forth, filling out forms and replying to emails.
- It kept the author informed along the way.
Evidence and limits
- Original post checked on X (Oct 17, 2026)
- Outcome reported by the author
- Not reproduced by anyone else yet
DHL charged import duties on the author’s own belongings.
What the media shows
A DHL logo with "DELIVERED!" in red. It shows the final result only. No Grok Bot interface, emails or forms are shown.
