Grok Bot
xAI's AI teammate that signs in to your tools, operates them, and returns finished work.
Visit Grok Bot Early beta; pricing not announced (Grok access via X Premium or SuperGrok)
Quick verdict
- Best for
- Grok subscribers who want an agent
- Pricing
- Early beta; pricing not announced (Grok access via X Premium or SuperGrok)
- Not ideal if
- Beta with no public pricing or date
What is Grok Bot?
Grok Bot, introduced by xAI in early beta on August 11, 2026, is described as an AI teammate that can sign in to a user's tools, operate them the way a person would, and hand back completed work. It extends Grok from a chat assistant into a delegated agent, in the same category as Meta Muse and OpenAI's Dots. Pricing and general availability have not been announced.
Key features
- Signs in to and operates your existing tools
- Returns completed work rather than instructions
- Built on Grok models
- Early beta access
- Part of the X and xAI ecosystem
Pros
- Delegation rather than chat
- Grok's real-time knowledge of X
- Early entrant alongside Muse and Dots
Cons
- Beta with no public pricing or date
- Giving an agent your logins needs trust and scoping
- Less documentation than rivals at this stage
Best for
Grok subscribers who want an agentEarly adopters comparing delegated agentsWorkflows centred on X
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