xAI Launches Grok Bot: AI Agent with Its Own Computer, Can Independently Execute End-to-End Tasks Across Applications, Now Available for Public Beta

According to Dongcha Beating monitoring, Musk's xAI released the Grok Bot today, positioned as an AI teammate capable of delivering real work. Bots have their own cloud computer, can log into various tools and applications users are already using, work independently across inboxes, apps, and websites, complete tasks end-to-end, and only return to the user when approval is needed. Users can assign tasks to Bots like messaging a colleague, and the Bots will remember conversation history, learn user preferences, and become more accurate with increased collaboration. xAI has extensively used it internally as a prototype—Sales Bot updates the CRM and drafts follow-up emails, Operations Bot arranges desks for new employees and handles invoices in Gmail, Engineering Bot replicates bugs in the UI, submits tickets, and hands off fixes to the debugging Bot. The product team specifically emphasizes the "huge difference between 90% done and 100% done," highlighting that Grok Bot's value lies in the work results being in real tools rather than just at the suggestion level.

Users can train the Bot by showing it the workflow—Bots observe the steps, remember preferences, save them as repeatable workflows, and can continue to run without the need for re-explanation. Multiple Bots can work in parallel, communicate with each other, with a Chief Bot managing a team of specialized Bots. Bots can autonomously coordinate task assignments and handoffs in group chats, involving humans only when judgment is needed. Starting today, Grok Bot is open for testing to SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Ultra, and Cursor Teams Premium subscribers via desktop and iOS. Enterprise users can join the waitlist for subsequent access.

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