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What it does

A weekly grocery planner that builds a store-section shopping list and healthy, easy dinners with recipe links.

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Official description on x.ai

A weekly grocery planner that builds a budget-fit, store-section shopping list plus healthy, easy dinners with recipe links, built around current warehouse-club sales.

How to add it

  1. Click โ€œAdd to Grokโ€. The share page opens on x.ai.
  2. Review the name, skills and routines, then click Import.
  3. Reconnect any apps it needs (Gmail, Calendarโ€ฆ). Nothing from the authorโ€™s account is copied.

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