Grok Bot, SpaceXAI's agent that works inside other software on its own persistent cloud computer, is now much easier to get. Engadget reported on November 8 that the company has expanded it to SuperGrok subscribers, Cursor Pro and all Cursor Teams plans — adding the agent to cheaper tiers while keeping it on the more expensive ones. X Premium+ subscribers can also link their accounts for access.

The plan map is sprawling: Cursor Pro costs $20 a month, Pro+ $60 and Ultra $200, while Teams runs $40 to $120 per user per month; on the Grok side, SuperGrok is $30 a month, SuperGrok Plus $100, and X Premium+ $40 in the US. Included Grok Bot usage resets weekly, extra usage can run through an account's shared on-demand spending, and there is a usage-based free trial with a seven-day window.

Grok Bot is still in beta. Each Bot gets a browser, a file system and a terminal and can keep working after your own computer is closed, but Engadget notes that websites can still block it with CAPTCHAs and login steps, and early users say some jobs need more supervision than the 'go away and do it' pitch suggests.