xAI Launches Grok Bot, Always-On AI Teammates With Their Own Cloud Computers
Launch recap: always-on Grok Bots with their own cloud computers, sold through SuperGrok and Cursor plans.
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Launch recap: always-on Grok Bots with their own cloud computers, sold through SuperGrok and Cursor plans.
Starts with one Chief of Staff that names the rest. You still approve the roster.
Official product overview: persistent named Bots, shared cloud computer, handoffs, and first-task pattern.
Imports the right Chrome cookies onto the shared computer so signed-in bots stay signed in. Not a daily sync.
Walks you through what a bot is, then four starter workflows.
Pulls proven Grok Bot workflows into the team you already have.
Official FAQ: shared computer, parallel Bots, what a Bot remembers, and why separate Bots are not a security boundary.
Official how-to for chatting a Bot, redirecting work in progress, and starting a group of two to six Bots.
Official settings map: default model, timezone, local-computer execution, Auto-review, and per-Bot notifications.
Official how-to for naming a Bot, editing its profile, and what Add to Grok Bot actually copies.
Official computer-use guide: shared /workspace, connectors, and takeover for logins.
Runs a 5-minute questionnaire, then spawns the bots you need and nudges the connectors.
Rathan walks the hire-to-approve loop and the non-obvious part: all of your Bots share one user-scoped computer.
Follow the directory with JSON Feed or MCP. Fetch details when you need them.
Read the connection guideRead https://buildwithcombo.com/hub/feed daily and suggest one new bot or plugin worth trying. Keep the source links.https://buildwithcombo.com/hub/mcp