xAI launches Grok Bot public beta, included in SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Ultra, and Teams Premium tiers
On August 11 xAI launched Grok Bot public beta, described as a fleet of always-on AI agents with their own cloud computers that can complete multi-step work unsupervised.
On August 11, xAI launched the Grok Bot public beta, described by the company as a fleet of always-on AI agents with their own cloud computers, that log into customers' existing tools and complete multi-step work without supervision.
Grok Bot started as an internal AI agent tool at xAI, where the team described it as already changing the way they work day to day. Elon Musk followed up the same day on X, confirming a wider rollout tied to the Grok 4.6 release.
Access is included in three existing subscription tiers: SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Ultra, and Cursor Teams Premium. The application is available on desktop (Linux released) and iOS. The launch extends xAI's product line beyond models and chat into what the industry calls digital labor: agents that execute knowledge work rather than draft it.
The Grok 4.6 model also briefly appeared in the Cursor editor's model selector on August 11, tagged as the strongest model with 256k context, then was quickly rolled back. Developers ran cross-tool benchmarks of Grok 4.6 across several mainstream coding tools; Cursor-style platforms support running it but emphasize different capabilities; T3 Code and similar tools fit better for multi-model scenarios. For Tesla owners and the broader Elon Musk ecosystem, Grok's trajectory matters because xAI's models are increasingly integrated into Tesla's software roadmap, from in-car AI assistants to the backend intelligence powering future autonomous features.