Grok Bot
Shared agents for ongoing workA proactive AI teammate with its own cloud computer, scheduled work, shared Team Bots, and connections to Slack, Microsoft Teams, and other apps.
- Maker
- SpaceXSI (xAI)
- Founded
- 2026
- Pricing
- No free tier · from $30/mo
- Last checked
- November 2026
Verdict
A proactive AI teammate with its own cloud computer, scheduled work, shared Team Bots, and connections to Slack, Microsoft Teams, and other apps.
Score breakdown
vs n8n, the category leaderTeams that want to share AI teammates across departments and give them ongoing work in the browser and connected apps.
Key features
- Persistent cloud computer for browser and file tasks
- Shared Team Bots with access by person or group
- Slack and Microsoft Teams integration
- Scheduled work and proactive suggestions
- Custom tools through MCP and APIs
- Chat, voice calls, and voice notes
Strengths
- +Persistent cloud computer can work across websites and connected apps
- +Team Bots can be shared with specific coworkers or groups and used from Slack or Teams
- +Supports proactive follow-ups, scheduled work, and custom tools through MCP or APIs
- +Detailed setup, billing, and admin documentation
Weaknesses
- −New subscribers need X Subscription Premium or higher; there is no permanent free tier
- −Bot work shares a weekly allowance with Grok usage in Grok and Cursor
- −Legacy subscriptions make entitlements harder to compare
- −The 1.0 release is recent; there is limited evidence on repeatability across production workflows
Overview
Overview
Grok Bot is SpaceXSI’s agent for delegating work across apps and websites. It uses a persistent cloud computer, can follow a schedule, and supports several bots working together. The November 2 release expanded Team Bot sharing in Slack and Teams and added more ways for a bot to spot work and offer help. The directory lists the Grok chatbot6.7 out of 10 and Grok Build coding agent6.2 out of 10 separately.
A research bot might find new customer feedback and hand its findings to a second bot preparing a campaign. Sharing a bot with selected coworkers makes it useful when several people need to contribute to the same assignment. Permissions and connected tools still need to be set up for each use case.
The subscription is the main trade-off. Current plans bundle Grok Bot with Grok and Cursor, so heavy bot runs can consume capacity you use elsewhere. Some accounts can get a limited trial. Compare with Viktor7.2 out of 10 if most of the work starts in a team channel and a shared workspace bill is easier to manage.
Key Benefits
- Share a teammate: Collaborate with the same bot across Slack or Teams.
- Hand off a whole task: Give the bot a goal that takes several browser and app steps.
- Connect your tools: Extend built-in connectors with MCP or APIs.
Use Cases
- Launch coordination: Turn research notes into drafts and surface missing decisions in Slack.
- Sales follow-ups: Draft follow-up messages and update connected CRM records.
- Weekly planning: Check calendars, flag conflicts, and share a brief.
Sources
Grok Bot 1.0 announcement, Grok Bot documentation, subscription pricing, and the billing FAQ.
Pricing
Checked November 2026 · USD- First current subscription tier that includes Grok Bot
- Shared weekly allowance across Grok Bot and Grok models in Grok and Cursor
- Larger weekly allowances
- Team plans are priced per seat