Release2026-09-03

xAI has made Grok Bot available to enterprise customers. Grok Bot lets staff create bots that carry out tasks on their own. Each bot runs on its own cloud computer and uses the same apps a person would. The release adds access, network and audit controls for large organizations. Grok and Cursor Enterprise customers get free usage for two weeks. They can invite their whole organization, including people without a seat. A bot learns a routine by following a worker through it once. Bots can be shared as templates and can message each other. xAI says each user's work runs in an isolated environment with no access by default. It names Legora, Supermicro and ServiceTitan as customers, and says the heaviest use is outside engineering.

What changed

Grok Bot lacked enterprise access, network and audit controls.

What it unlocks

Rolling autonomous task bots out to a whole organization under admin governance.

  • free for 2 weeks
  • tens of thousands of dollars in savings

What you need to act on it

  • Grok or Cursor Enterprise plan
  • activation in the admin dashboard

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