Cursor Forgot to Turn Off Source Map: Grok Bot Exposed Upside Down by Netizen

Dynamic Beating AI News: When Cursor released Grok Bot 0.18.0, they included the Source Map used for code tracing and debugging in the official release. Developer Bennett discovered this and was able to decompile a significant amount of the core runtime code into readable TypeScript.

However, this is not the full source code of Grok Bot. While the core runtime logic was recoverable, the original source code for the frontend interface was not exposed. What is now publicly available on GitHub is a reconstructed version by Bennett based on the code and debugging information found in the official installation package.

Furthermore, Bennett took the opportunity to modify this reconstructed version into a usable customized Grok Bot. The reasoning backend can now switch between Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and OpenRouter, and Cursor's remote sandbox can be replaced with a local Docker setup.