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Let an agent apply for jobs by your own rules

A user built an agent in Grok Bot for his wife, who is looking for a new job. Each day the agent reviews her profile, finds new openings for the roles they picked, sorts them by her rules and applies to the ones that match. It then drops a summary into a Google Sheet, the only thing they look at. After 7 days they had applied to around 45 roles. He is watching usage, which has gone up.

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What was done

A user built an agent in Grok Bot for his wife, who is looking for a new job. Each day the agent reviews her profile, finds new openings for the roles they picked, sorts them by her rules and applies to the ones that match. It then drops a summary into a Google Sheet, the only thing they look at. After 7 days they had applied to around 45 roles. He is watching usage, which has gone up.

How to do it

  1. Paste the prompt into the tool, and replace the text in brackets with your own.
  2. Read the answer through. Do not send, delete or publish anything until you have seen it yourself.
  3. Check the original before you trust a figure, a name or a date.

Try it with Grok Bot

I am looking for work as [roles] in [area]. Every morning, read my profile, find new openings and sort them by these rules: [rules]. Write a short application draft for the best matches, but send nothing until I have said yes. Put everything in [spreadsheet] with the link, deadline and status. If you are unsure whether a role fits, flag it instead of guessing. You are done when I have approved the first week's list.

Replace text in brackets with your own.

Read the original

@dhruv_rajkotia on X ·

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