Grok Bot
BetaPersistent AI agents that log into your tools like a teammate
Grok Bot gives persistent AI agents their own VMs and live credentials to finish real work across apps, the most ambitious persistent-agent platform yet. It is still beta, open to SuperGrok and Cursor subscribers from entry-level tiers, with its own usage separate from those plans and no published price, so cost cannot be modelled. There is no published safety architecture for the live-credential threat model. Start with low-stakes workflows and connect nothing financial or production-critical.
Persistent agent loop holds full context across steps in a dedicated VM — the model reads, acts, reads the next; the AI is the product.
Is it right for you?
Good for
- Persistent VMs keep agents logged in and working 24/7, with no fresh-container restart penalty
- Multi-agent orchestration with Chief of Staff plus specialist bots, coordination without human routing
- Learn-by-demonstration: watch a workflow once, save as routine, run autonomously thereafter
- Cross-app without APIs, driving real UIs for legacy software, fragmented SaaS and internal tools
- Desktop and iOS clients with mobile-desktop thread continuity
- Early reports of genuine productivity: 74 game assets in 2h, CRM hygiene, build pipeline automation
- MCP support confirmed (Figma connection), so it plugs into the agent ecosystem
Not good for
- Heavy credential risk: the agent holds live login sessions to email, billing and repos, with no published security model
- Budgeting. Grok Bot usage is billed separately from your Grok and Cursor plan and xAI publishes no rate for it, so the running cost cannot be modelled before you commit
- Opaque model router, with no user control over which model handles a task and reportedly unreliable in testing
- No published safety documentation, credential encryption details, or agent guardrails
- Android or browser-only users. The vendor page names desktop and iOS clients only
Our experience
Verdict history
Sources
- explainx.ai — Grok Bot Beta deep-diveAug 2026
- xAI: Introducing Grok Bot (official; eight tiers, own usage, no price published; Aug 11, 2026)Oct 2026
- 9to5Mac — Grok Bot iPhone and Mac appAug 2026
- The Next Web — SpaceXAI launches Grok Bot as the agent race moves to office workAug 2026
- VentureBeat: SpaceXAI Grok Bot deep diveAug 2026
Verification log
- Status— No changes
Automated agent
- Profile— Updated
Automated agent
Summary still said gated behind $120-300/mo; xAI page lists eight subscription tiers, own separate usage, desktop and iOS only, enterprise waitlist, and no Grok Bot price. Summary corrected.
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