How to use Grok Bot to catalog wine bottles
A completed Mac wine cellar app uses bottle photos placed on Google Drive. Grok Bot retrieves details, four ratings, and tasting notes, writes them to a spreadsheet, and the app displays the collection.
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Prompt to try
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Help me build a wine cellar workflow for [Mac app]. Use bottle photos in [Google Drive folder] to gather bottle details, four ratings, and tasting notes, then write the results to [spreadsheet]. Have the app display those fields and drink-by ranges. Identify missing information rather than guessing.
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The author reports finishing a Mac wine cellar app that displays spreadsheet-backed bottle information, including criteria and drink-by ranges.
Reported by @biggD53633602 on XHow the agent did it
- The user takes a photograph of a wine bottle.
- The user places the bottle photograph on Google Drive.
- The bot gets bottle details, four ratings, and tasting notes.
Where a person stepped in
The user supplies bottle photos; the post does not describe review or verification of the retrieved information.
A person set the goal and reviewed the result.
The author reports finishing a wine cellar app for Mac, with a bottle photograph as the starting input. The user takes a photo of a bottle and places it on Google Drive. The bot gets the bottle details, four different ratings, and tasting notes, then posts that information back to a spreadsheet.
The Mac app reads the spreadsheet and presents the information through a graphical interface. The author says the interface includes all the criteria along with drink-by ranges. This makes the spreadsheet the reported connection between the bot's information gathering and the app's display of the wine collection.
The account describes both the input path and the delivered output: a bottle photo goes into Google Drive, wine information goes into a spreadsheet, and the app reads that spreadsheet. The author says the app is wrapped up, but does not name the rating sources, explain how bottles are identified, or describe checking the retrieved information.
Who it's for: Wine collectors who want a photo-based way to assemble bottle information and view their cellar through a desktop app.
Prompt
Suggested prompt (written by Agents In Use, not the author's)
Source: X · @biggD53633602
Frequently asked questions
What information does the bot retrieve?
The author says the bot gets bottle details, four different ratings, and tasting notes. The post does not identify the rating sources.
How does the wine information reach the Mac app?
The bot posts information to a spreadsheet, and the Mac app reads that spreadsheet. Its interface includes the criteria and drink-by ranges.
More details
Remaining steps
- The bot posts the retrieved information to a spreadsheet.
- The Mac app reads the spreadsheet and displays the wine criteria.
About this account
The bot retrieves wine information and posts it to the spreadsheet after the user supplies a bottle photograph.
Platform: X. Attribution: https://x.com/biggD53633602/status/2109454179315888281. Prompt: Suggested (written by Agents In Use, not the author's). Sourced by the Agents In Use pipeline.
Credit: @biggD53633602 on X
Source published 12 Oct 2026
Source checked 14 Oct 2026
Tools and topics
Grok Bot · Google Drive · Spreadsheet · Mac wine cellar app
Wine cellar · Photo input · Spreadsheets
Editorial completeness: 100/100. Measures documented fields, not agent performance or verified outcomes.