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Sprinkler Bot
Buys recurring household supplies on Amazon at Prime pricing. You still approve each order.
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The story behind this use case
First-day Link test on iPhone: the approval prompt would not fire even though both sides showed connected. She asked the Bot to use the X Money card already saved in Amazon. It identified the card by last four, re-confirmed, and completed the order.
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First, walk me through connecting Link and signing into my Amazon account in the shared computer so I get Prime pricing and shipping. Confirm which saved cards you can see, by last four digits only. Then, when I name a household item I buy regularly, find it on Amazon, compare the regular price to any current sale price, check whether it is cheaper elsewhere, and put it in the cart. Before any purchase, stop and show me the item, total, shipping date, and the last four of the card you will use, and wait for my explicit approval. If Link approval fails, ask whether to fall back to a card already saved in Amazon instead of retrying silently. After the order, give me the confirmation number. Do not send, publish, or spend without that yes. Save this as your standing job.