SpaceXAI Releases Grok Bot AI Agent With Dedicated Cloud PCs
Grok Bot shifts AI from answering questions to completing tasks autonomously on a dedicated cloud PC, which lets it work around the clock without the user's machine running.
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SpaceXAI released the early beta of Grok Bot, an AI agent that operates websites and apps to complete tasks, on August 11, 2026. Each agent runs on a dedicated cloud computer, so it can work while the user is away. It is available to SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Ultra, and Cursor Teams Premium subscribers.
Grok Bot is not a chatbot that suggests steps. It signs into tools, operates apps and websites, and proceeds through tasks until it needs user approval. Each agent gets its own cloud computer, so the user's PC does not need to stay on.
SpaceXAI staff already use it internally. A sales bot enters call records into the CRM and writes follow-up emails. An engineering bot reproduces bugs and creates tickets. Users can assign multiple bots to different jobs, and the bots can message each other in group chats.
The agent learns from corrections and remembers conversation history. It can resume interrupted work and follow up on stalled tasks. Users can save demonstrated procedures as routines and run the same multi-step processes repeatedly.
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