- Tool type
- Cloud-computer AI agent
- Made for
- Developers and knowledge workers
- Runs on
- macOS app; cloud computer
- Guide says same bot is reachable from phone and desktop; apps not named
What it does
Grok Bot is a personal agent that works on its own persistent cloud computer with a desktop, filesystem, terminal and apps. You give it instructions by chat, a voice note, a written prompt or a recorded demo of a task. It uses apps, browses the web, and writes and runs code, then returns results such as comparisons, drafts, screenshots, clips or pull requests.
People set up a bot with a name, title and description, then reuse it. Bots can run on schedules, react to events such as a Slack thread or GitHub PR, and message other bots, so you can chain specialists. The guide describes a daily X bookmark scout that hands approved prompts to a Cursor cloud agent, and a bot that searches Slack, Notion and GitHub. It supports the same MCP servers, plugins and skills as Cursor. You can take over the desktop for CAPTCHAs or logins, and a review agent checks proposed actions against natural-language allow/block rules.
It suits developers, knowledge workers and teams who want delegated multi-step computer work. Access is through a paid X Subscription plan (Premium, Super or Ultra); Free and Plus do not include it. Usage draws from a weekly pool shared with Grok and Cursor. Permission rules depend on the model following your written instructions, and logins on one bot are reachable by all your bots.
What it can do
- Operates a persistent cloud computer with desktop, filesystem, terminal and apps
- Browses the web and writes and runs code
- Runs from chat, scheduled routines, event triggers or messages from other bots
- Learns workflows from a prompt or a recorded demo
- Supports MCP servers, plugins and skills, with multiple accounts per service
- Reviewer agent with natural-language allow/block rules, plus handback of the desktop for CAPTCHAs and 2FA
Works with
- Cursor
- Gmail
- Google Calendar
- Google Drive
- Slack
- GitHub
- Notion
Example workflows
- Daily tech scout to prototype
- Input: your X bookmarks and a described routine. Steps: the bot scouts each weekday, drafts a prototype prompt, waits for your approval, then starts a Cursor cloud agent. Output: a build with screenshots or a clip and a PR.
- Internal question search
- Input: a product or process question. Steps: the bot reads the codebase, checks Slack discussion and scans Notion design docs. Output: a consolidated answer.
Before you choose
- Usage is a weekly pool shared across Grok, Grok Bot and Cursor, so heavy bot use reduces allowance elsewhere
- Safety rules are written in natural language and enforced by a reviewing model, so you are trusting the model to follow them
- Switching existing Cursor or SuperGrok plans to The X Subscription is permanent once completed
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Get started
Requires Premium, Super or Ultra plan
- Subscribe to a Premium, Super or Ultra plan on The X Subscription
- Download the macOS app and sign in
- Create a bot by describing its name, title and workflow, and set agent permission rules in Settings > General > Agent
Plans and prices
Prices in USDGrok Bot is included on Premium, Super and Ultra; Free and Plus do not include it. Annual billing is $300, $1000 and $2000 per year respectively. Usage is a weekly pool shared with Grok and Cursor; top-ups buy extra credits. Prices exclude tax.
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- Grok Bot included
- 15x Plus included usage
- Grok Bot included
- 50x Plus included usage
Source: docs.x.ai/x-subscription/pricing, checked 28 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.
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