SpaceXAI has introduced the early beta version of Grok Bot, a digital work assistant designed to help users perform tasks across various platforms, including Gmail, LinkedIn, and Salesforce. The beta is currently available only to paying subscribers of specific SpaceXAI and Cursor plans, such as SuperGrok Plus, SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Pro+, Cursor Ultra, and Cursor Teams Standard and Premium. Grok Bot can carry out a range of actions, such as filling out forms, responding to social media posts, and sending emails. It is available for download on macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android devices. Unlike other products in SpaceXAI's lineup, such as the regular Grok chatbot—which is focused on conversational assistance—and Grok Build, a coding tool that helps write and test software—Grok Bot is designed to work more autonomously within users' apps or websites. It can be given tasks to complete, and it may return results or ask for approval later. This makes it a more hands-off assistant compared to traditional chatbots. Grok Bot was originally developed by Cursor, under the codename "Sand," and was partially built using SpaceXAI's computing resources. It functions as a single product within a user's account but can support multiple bots working together on a shared cloud computer. These bots can communicate with users, use tools, coordinate tasks, and continue working even when the user is not actively engaged, such as during sleep or other activities. As an early beta product, Grok Bot is still under development, and its features and reliability may change as SpaceXAI collects user feedback and expands the product. Users are advised to begin with low-risk tasks and keep human approval enabled for actions that could send messages, alter records, or expose sensitive information. To try Grok Bot, users can visit the official website, select the appropriate download, sign in with an eligible account, create a bot, define its role, and assign tasks. According to SpaceXAI, the bots learn by observing users complete tasks, which helps them improve future performance. While Grok Bot offers the potential to delegate complex, multi-step tasks using the user's own tools, users should be aware of possible limitations, including bugs, login issues, and evolving subscription restrictions.