6 cases
6 cases
Book a restaurant table and fill in appointment forms for you
A Tom's Guide writer with early access to Perplexity Comet had it find and book a vegetarian restaurant table, put coffee beans in an online basket, and fill in a recycling centre appointment form.
Source: tomsguide.com · Jul 2025
Book a gym tour and compare memberships from open tabs
NBC News tested Perplexity Comet on everyday errands; it compared gym prices across open tabs and eventually booked a gym tour, but first claimed a booking it had not made.
Source: nbcnews.com · Jul 2025
Book a dinner reservation through OpenTable by chat
A PCMag reviewer asked Microsoft Copilot Actions to book dinner for two at a nearby Japanese restaurant on OpenTable; it completed the booking once he supplied his phone number and a text code.
Source: tech.yahoo.com · Aug 2025
Fill a grocery delivery order from past buys and a recipe
A PCWorld writer had Claude sign in to FreshDirect with a password manager connector, suggest reorders, build a list around a recipe, and complete a delivery order in about five minutes.
Source: pcworld.com · Jul 2026
Plan a multi-week family road trip with a private itinerary site
A father used an always on Hermes Agent to plan a multi-week family road trip to Florida around his daughter's dance competition, including a private itinerary website and a calendar of bookings.
Source: daveswift.com · Jul 2026
Find subscriptions to cancel and bills worth renegotiating
The founder of ChatPRD runs a Grok Bot that reviews receipts and email for subscriptions to cancel, bills to negotiate and expiring trials; it found an unused gaming subscription and suggested shopping home insurance before renewal.
Source: chatprd.ai · Sept 2026
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