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AI teammates you can give real work to. They sign in to your tools, use them like you do, and keep going after you close the laptop.
Grok Bot is a team of always-on agents, not a chatbot that stops when you leave the tab. SpaceXAI launched it in early beta on 11 Aug 2026. Each person gets one persistent cloud Linux computer; every Bot on the account shares files, browser sessions, and logins.
They work inside real apps, including sites with no clean API, and keep going after you close the laptop. Access is bundled into SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Ultra, and Cursor Teams Premium, plus a one-time trial. No standalone SKU.
Bottom line: pick it if you want teammates that live in your tools 24/7; skip it if you need Linux desktop, Android, iPad, or air-gapped work.
One Linux VM per person. Bots share its files, browser sessions, and logins. Do not treat separate Bots as a security boundary.
Connectors live under Settings → Plugins. For tools with no API, the Bot uses the site in a browser, the same way you would.
Desktop on Mac and Windows, plus iPhone on iOS 18+. Work continues when the app or laptop is closed.
Give each Bot a job, put a few in a group chat, and hand work off. Each Bot has its own screen. One computer-use task per screen at a time.
A skill is how to do the work. A routine says which Bot runs it, and when. Teach a task can record a browser workflow (up to 10 minutes, gradual rollout).
Sensitive actions can stop for approval. Passwords, 2FA, and CAPTCHAs use a computer takeover. You never paste secrets into ordinary chat.
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Bundled access | Grok Bot signs in with your Cursor account. Access is bundled into Cursor Ultra and Cursor Teams Premium, on the same login. Legacy Privacy Mode blocks it. | ↗ |
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Event trigger | Routines can wake on a Slack message through Cursor account integrations. That path is separate from installing a Slack plugin under Settings → Plugins. | ↗ |
| Notifications | A GitHub notification can start a routine through the same Cursor account integrations. Plugins are a separate connector. We are not treating GitHub-on-iPhone as a first-class path. | ↗ | |
| Community pick | Domain-separated Bots vs one skill-building agent. An HN commenter using Grok Bot said they build skills like Hermes, but keeping bots in separate domains got better results. |
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| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Cursor Premium Teams | $120 / seat / mo | Bundled Grok Bot, team billing, marketplace, SSO. Self-serve teams: Premium seats include weekly usage. |
| Cursor Ultra | $200 / mo | Individual access. Same Cursor account. Weekly usage included. |
| SuperGrok Heavy | $300 / mo | Individual access on the SuperGrok side. Already on Heavy? Grok Bot is included. |
| One-time trial | Trial | Individuals can start a one-time trial. Standard Cursor team seats can use the trial or on-demand. |
| Enterprise | Waitlist | Contact the Cursor account team. Availability is rolling out. |
No standalone Grok Bot SKU. Weekly usage is included. Extra work is on-demand, billed from model and token cost. There is not a Grok Bot-specific spend cap yet. Prices from x.ai/bot, verified 20 Aug 2026.
"Biggest advantage is each one owns its own routines, context, and domain, and they can communicate between each other. Similar to hermes they build out their own skills, but by keeping the bots separated by domains, you end up getting better results out of them."
"Are you all comfortable with the idea of agents running non stop with access to all your accounts? I would be so anxious all the time, thinking they would leak or delete my personal data, or get hijacked via prompt injection."
Two comments from the 11 Aug 2026 HN launch thread (349 points, 333 comments). We quote permalinks, not a fake sentiment score. First-party docs say Bots share one computer, even when a commenter talks about "their own computer."
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