Job 17
Grok Bot moves 99 domains by collecting auth codes one by one
1.0 The Problem
Repetitive click-by-click admin work in web dashboards can take a whole day when a site has no bulk option.
2.0 Grok's Job
A domain investor wanted to transfer 99 domains, but the registrar didn't allow bulk export of transfer codes. The investor had Grok Bot open each domain and copy its code to a CSV, and when the codes failed, run a second loop to refresh them; after that the transfers went through. Grok Bot first refused, reading the task as credential harvesting, until the investor explained these were codes for domains they own.
3.0 Caution
The agent first refused, because grabbing a pile of codes looked like stealing passwords. He had to explain the domains were his. If a tool hesitates on account access, that pause is useful. Do not push it toward someone else's accounts.
It can move fast through a long chore. Slow it down for anything a customer will sign or a government form.
4.0Try the job
The original post did not include the exact wording they used. The story still shows the job. Describe your own version the way you would brief a new hire, and stay nearby while it works.
5.0 Where it came from
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