SpaceXAI has launched a beta version of Grok Bot, a service with AI agents with their own cloud computer for each user. A person can authorize them in the necessary services, and then they will be able to work with websites, mail and applications on the computer themselves.
SpaceXAI has launched a beta version of Grok Bot, a service with AI agents with their own cloud computer for each user. A person can authorize them in the necessary services, and then they will be able to work with websites, mail and applications on the computer themselves.
This is reported by SpaceXAI.
Unlike a regular chatbot, Grok Bot can work directly through the interface of a website or application. The user logs in to the desired service, and then the browser session is saved on a cloud computer, so the agent can continue working. However, SpaceXAI recommends entering passwords, two-factor authentication codes, CAPTCHAs, and payment confirmations yourself. Access to Grok Bot is included in the Cursor Ultra subscription for $200 per month. And for teams, there is Cursor Premium Teams for $120 per month per user. Bots are also available to SuperGrok Heavy subscribers.
Such a bot can be tasked with finding potential customers, updating CRM, preparing emails or dealing with a bug. According to the company, these AI assistants will be able to complete tasks themselves and will contact the user only when they need confirmation for something. In addition, they will be able to exchange messages independently, transfer work to each other.
SpaceXAI encourages “giving every bot a job.” In one of the promotional images, we can see that the bot will be able to perform sales work, candidate search, paid advertising, cost management, product performance analysis, bug re-creation, account status monitoring, and even “work” as an assistant to the manager.
Bots can also be trained to perform repetitive processes. The user can perform the task themselves, and the agent will “watch” the sequence of actions. Then it will save it as a routine and can repeat it in the future.
Users also share their own experiences with Grok Bot. For example, Danny Limanseta, a game developer, told , that he instructed the agent to replace all the temporary images in his game with ready-made art assets. The bot reviewed the project code to understand the purpose of each image, wrote its own generation prompts, created the images, cropped and cleaned them up, converted them to PNGs with transparent backgrounds, and then added them back into the game. According to Limanseta, in about two hours, Grok Bot created and integrated 74 such images.
I've been using Grok Bot in early access for a little over a week now, and it has been a massive boost to my game dev workflow and my productivity in general.
— Danny Limanseta (@DannyLimanseta) August 11, 2026
One of the first things I asked it to do was to visit my custom art generation tool webpage and generate art assets to… https://t.co/0DZT2JQ4e5 pic.twitter.com/MCzZxWNVzZ
Previously, dev.ua talked about another SpaceXAI agent — Grok Build, which the company released in May for autonomous work with code.
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