xAI has launched Grok Bot in early beta, an "always-on" AI agent product designed to complete multi-step work autonomously across a user's existing tools and applications, the company said in an announcement on its own site on 11 August 2026.

Unlike conventional AI agents, xAI said each Bot operates with its own cloud-based computer, allowing it to sign into a user's existing accounts and work across apps, inboxes and websites, including platforms without a clean API or MCP integration, and to keep working when the user steps away. Bots can be messaged like a colleague from desktop or mobile, with conversations picked up across either surface.

The product originated as an internal prototype at xAI, where teams reportedly used it for sales outbound work, marketing campaigns, office operations and bug fixes before the company opened it to external users. xAI said its own sales teams now use Bots to research accounts and draft personalised outreach overnight, operations staff use them to onboard new hires and process invoices received by email, and engineering teams use them to reproduce bugs, file tickets and hand fixes off to other Bots. As these examples are drawn from xAI's own promotional material rather than independent testing, they have not been independently verified.

Grok Bot is available today for SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Ultra and Cursor Teams Premium subscribers on desktop and iOS, with enterprise access limited to a waitlist. xAI said users can run multiple Bots in parallel, including a coordinating "chief of staff" Bot overseeing specialists in areas such as inbox management, recruiting and operations, with Bots able to message each other and share context without user intervention. The company said Bots can also be shown a workflow once, saved as a routine, and run independently from then on, refining their understanding of a user's preferences over time.


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