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Grok Bot

Developer
xAI
Type
General Agent

An always-on AI agent. Each bot gets its own cloud computer, with its own browser, files, and terminal, plus its own logins for the tools you use, so it keeps working after you close your laptop.

Latest on Grok Bot

Grok Bot Sep 2, 2026Android launch

Grok Bot is now available on Android

On September 2, 2026, xAI's official Grok Bot account announced that Grok Bot is now available on Android. Until now, it only ran on desktop (macOS, Windows, and Linux) and iOS, so this fills in the last major platform it was missing.

Why it matters

If you've been waiting to hand off tasks to Grok Bot without an iPhone or a desktop nearby, you can now do it from an Android phone. You'll still need one of the paid plans that unlock Grok Bot (SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Ultra, or Cursor Teams Premium) to use it.

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The last major platform gap is now closed

Grok Bot Sep 1, 2026Token reset

xAI gives Grok Bot users another free token reset

On September 1, 2026, Elon Musk said xAI is giving all Grok Bot users another free reset on their weekly token usage limit. You can redeem it from your profile under Settings, then Usage. This follows a pattern of xAI resetting usage limits earlier in the month too.

No action needed. Logged for the record only.

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A one-time freebie, not a lasting change

Grok Bot Aug 29, 2026X integration

Grok Bot can now read and post on X

On August 29, 2026, xAI connected Grok Bot directly to X. Linking your X account gives the bot the ability to search posts, read timelines, check mentions, and summarize activity. Paid Grok Bot users also get free starter X API credits. xAI calls this a first version with more capability planned.

Why it matters

This is a useful but incremental add-on if you use Grok Bot for research or monitoring tasks tied to X. Worth knowing about, not urgent to act on.

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First version, with more planned

Grok Bot Aug 28, 2026Bot templates

Grok Bot now lets you copy and share other people's bots

On August 28, 2026, xAI added template sharing to Grok Bot. You can turn a bot you have set up over time into a link. Anyone who clicks the link and adds it gets their own copy of its instructions, skills, routines, and connected integrations. Your own logins, computer access, and chat history are not shared.

Why it matters

This turns a slow, manual setup process into something people can copy in one click. That could speed up how fast good agent setups spread between users.

One-click sharing for tuned Grok Bots

Grok Bot Aug 21, 2026Beta expansion

Grok Bot opens to cheaper plans, adds a free trial

On August 21, 2026, xAI opened up Grok Bot access beyond the original expensive tiers (SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Ultra and Teams Premium) to also include SuperGrok Plus and Cursor Pro+ subscribers. It also added a free trial with limited usage for everyone, on Mac, iOS, Windows, and Linux.

Why it matters

If you skipped Grok Bot at launch because of the price, this lowers the bar a lot. You can now try it free or get it on a much cheaper plan than before.

Ten days after launch, it got a lot more affordable

Grok Bot Aug 11, 2026Beta launch

xAI ships Grok Bot, a $120-$300/mo always-on AI coworker

xAI launched Grok Bot in beta on August 11, 2026. Each Grok Bot is a named agent with its own cloud computer, including its own browser, files, and terminal, so it keeps working even after you close your laptop. It signs into your other tools using its own login. You need a paid plan to use it: SuperGrok Heavy ($300/month), Cursor Ultra ($200/month), or Cursor Teams Premium ($120/seat/month). Since launch, xAI has kept adding features like shared templates and easier account switching.

Why it matters

Grok Bot isn't included in the regular Grok plan, so you need the right paid tier before you can use it at all. New features are still landing weekly, so it's worth checking in on what's changed before you commit to a plan.

Persistent agents with their own cloud computer, now in beta