5 prompts that put Agent Mode to work while you sit there. Discount codes, price drops, refunds, cancellations. Copy and paste.
Most people use ChatGPT to answer questions. Agent Mode does something different. It opens its own browser, clicks around, fills in forms, and checks its own work. You give it a job. It goes and does it.
Here's the one that started this pack. Picking a product you want to buy online, then handing ChatGPT this exact prompt:
Find me discount codes for this item. Go to the site, add the item
to the cart, test different discount codes, find the one that
works, and use agent mode.
Upload a photo of the product first. ChatGPT opens its own browser, adds it to the cart, tries codes one by one, finds the one that works, and updates your cart. It even screenshots the proof.
That's one job. Agent Mode can run this pattern on almost anything. Here are 4 more, plus the setup and the safety rules you actually need.
You can pause or stop it any time. Watch the first run or two before you trust it to run in the background.
I'm watching this product: [paste product link or upload photo].
Check the price on [site name] once a day. If it drops below
$[your target price], or if a new discount code appears, tell me
right away. Don't buy anything. Just watch and report.
Turn this into a scheduled task (ask ChatGPT to "run this daily") and it checks without you opening the app.
I want to buy this: [paste product name or link].
Search 3-5 major retailers that sell it. For each one, find the
price, shipping cost, and any active discount codes. Give me a
table ranked by total cost, cheapest first. Don't buy anything.
Just show me the comparison.
I want to return or get a refund for this order: [paste order
details or a screenshot].
Find this company's return or refund policy. Tell me if I still
qualify. Then write the exact message I should send their support
team, using their own policy language back to them. Don't send
anything. Just write it and show me their policy first.
Here are subscriptions I think I'm still paying for:
[list the services, or paste your bank/card statement].
For each one, find their cancellation page. Some companies hide
it on purpose. Tell me exactly where it is and how many clicks it
takes. Don't cancel anything. Just find the path and show me.
Once you see the path, decide for yourself. Some of these are worth doing manually, since cancellation often triggers a "wait, here's 50% off" offer you may actually want.
You give the job. It does the clicking. You still make the call on anything that costs money.
Start with the discount code prompt on something you're already about to buy. Once you trust it, add the price watch. The rest come easy after that.
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