Introducing Grok Bot
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Today we’re launching Grok Bot in early beta: AI teammates you can give real work to.
Bots sign in to the tools you already use and work in them just like you do, on a persistent cloud computer with a browser, filesystem, and terminal. They finish jobs end to end and only come back when something needs your approval.
You work with a Bot like you would a teammate. Give it a task, shut your computer, and pick the thread back up from desktop or iOS.
What’s new:
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A computer of its own: Bots work on a persistent cloud computer that keeps their files and logins, with connectors and MCP where available, and computer use everywhere else, so work lands in the real tool, not a draft you have to move.
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Bots that coordinate with each other: Your Bots share one computer, and each gets its own screen, so several can work in parallel. They message each other, share context in threads and group chats, and pass ownership between themselves.
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Show a Bot how it’s done: Ask a Bot to follow along once through a multi-step path across your systems. It saves that path as a routine and re-runs it on demand or on a schedule.
The computer is isolated to your account rather than to an individual Bot, so treat a login or file placed on it as available to all of your Bots. Approvals, security, and privacy has more details.
Grok Bot is in beta and available today on desktop and iOS for SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Ultra, and Cursor Teams Premium subscribers. Enterprise users can join the waitlist for future access. Download the app and create your first teammate.
We’d love to hear what you hand off to your first Bot. If you hit an issue, please email [email protected] or post in Bug Reports, so we can track and address it properly.