Grok Bot Explained: xAI's Agents With Their Own Computer

xAI launched Grok Bot on August 11, 2026 as a team of always-on agents. The idea that sets it apart: the bots share a computer of their own in the cloud, with files, a browser and logins, so they can work inside apps and websites that have no clean API and keep going after you close your laptop.

What it does

• Several bots work in parallel and hand work to each other, so you are not the middleman between agents.
• You teach a workflow by recording it or describing it in a prompt.
• The same cloud computer is reachable from desktop and iOS.

Who gets it

xAI lists Grok Bot, in beta, for SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus and SuperGrok Heavy, for Cursor Pro, Pro+ and Ultra, and for Cursor Teams Standard and Premium, on desktop and iOS.

Getting there through PerkShelf

• Cursor Pro+ with Grok Bot, one month ($49.99): a coupon link for a month of Cursor Pro+ on your own account. Checkout needs a live card (a virtual card works), and Cursor bills at its own price afterwards unless you cancel.
• Cursor Pro+ for a year ($399.99), for an account that never had a paid Cursor plan.
• SuperGrok, 7 to 10 days ($7.99): a ready Grok login on SuperGrok. Leave its password, email and 2FA exactly as delivered, or it stops working. Details in our ready accounts guide.

Good first jobs for a bot

Daily research digests, triaging an inbox, collecting data from sites without an export button, or preparing a draft for you to approve. Keep anything that spends money behind a confirmation step.

Frequently asked questions

Is Grok Bot a separate subscription?

No. xAI includes it with SuperGrok plans and Cursor's paid plans while it is in beta.

Does it run on my computer?

No. Each bot works on a cloud computer the bots share.