SpaceXAI's Grok Bot is in early public beta as a digital 'teammate' that handles complex tasks across tools like Gmail, LinkedIn, and Salesforce. Launched in August, it can fill out forms, respond on social media, and send emails on your behalf. To try it, you need a paid SpaceXAI or Cursor subscription — specifically Super Grok Plus, Super Grok Heavy, Cursor Pro+, Cursor Ultra, Cursor Teams Standard, or Cursor Teams Premium. The bot was originally developed by Cursor under the codename Sand and runs on SpaceXAI's compute infrastructure. You can create one or many bots per account, all on a shared cloud computer. These bots work autonomously, messaging you and coordinating tasks even while you're offline. Because bots access sensitive tools, users should start with low-risk tasks and keep human approval enabled for actions involving messages, records, or screen recordings.

To get started, visit the Grok Bot page and download the app for macOS, Windows, iOS, or Android. After signing in with an eligible subscription, create a bot, define its role, and begin assigning supervised tasks like summarizing documents or organizing notes. Bots learn by watching you complete tasks, building routines for future automation.

As an early beta, Grok Bot is not polished, and features, reliability, and plan restrictions may change as SpaceXAI gathers feedback. Users should expect bugs and login issues during this phase.