Grok Bot: What It Is, Pricing, Features, And How To Use It

xAI’s Grok Bot, launched in August 2026, is presented as an always-on multi-agent platform in which specialized bots operate on persistent cloud computers with browser, terminal, file-system, and connected-tool access, allowing them to complete multistep work after a user closes the app. Its capabilities include shared workspaces, collaboration among two to six bots, reusable skills, scheduled routines, workflow teaching through recorded browser actions, plugins and MCP connectors, and approval gates for sensitive actions such as sending messages, deleting data, or making purchases. A trial test found that the bot produced an accurate research brief from public web sources, respected a restriction against accessing external accounts until explicitly authorized, and successfully created a Notion page after separate permission was granted. Testing also exposed a limitation: authorization for writing to Notion did not automatically provide browser-session access needed to capture a screenshot, although the bot could take screenshots of public websites without logins; task speed appeared to decline when requests required more judgment. The review distinguishes Grok Bot’s shared connected-tool context from independent long-term memory, suggests applications including competitive monitoring, research pipelines, code generation, and fact verification, and concludes that the service may suit teams exploring recurring, tool-based, multi-agent workflows, while custom agents may be preferable where compliance, data control, or specialized internal integrations are necessary.

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