The poster got a text message that looked off. Instead of tapping the link, he asked his Grok Bot to check it first. It told him the message was a well-made phishing attempt. He says the domain was then reported and blocked within 15 minutes. It's a simple habit: forward the message to your agent and let it look at the sender and the link before you open anything.
PromptI got this text message: [PASTE THE TEXT, INCLUDING THE LINK AND SENDER]. Don't open the link. Tell me if it...
Months ago the poster booked a US visa appointment for October 29. A week ago, a work trip to Singapore got planned for the first week of November. He hadn't put the two together. His Dots agent, which he calls Alfred, spotted the clash on its own and sent him a message about it. He says it came just in time to move his flight without paying a change fee. This is what an always-on agent with access to your calendar and email can catch: two plans made weeks apart that don't fit together.
PromptLook at my calendar and travel emails for the next 3 months [CONNECT]. Find anything that clashes or is too...