Grok Bot review
Grok Bot (xAI / Cursor): cloud computer spec, pricing in USD, channels and published performance.
Data updated: 2026-11-05 09:38xAI's resident cloud Agent team: A group of Bots share a cloud computer, operating browsers, files, terminals, and connected office applications.
Classified as Work Agent (A digital employee for a team or organization). A group of bots share one cloud PC, integrated with office applications, acting like digital employees in a team; though supporting individual bots, it leans towards a Work Agent. See definitions
Identity stability
Whether this cloud computer looks like the same person to websites over time.
| Metric | Finding (by source) |
|---|---|
| Egress IP: static / dynamic | Tested 2026-10-13 dynamic (default egress) Cloudflare 104.28.x.x, assigned near the user, changes per request. Official shared static ranges All customers share static ranges; no dedicated IP. source |
| IP type: residential / ISP / business / datacenter | Tested 2026-10-13 Datacenter Official Datacenter |
| ASN stable | Tested 2026-10-13 Stable (single session) Different IPs, both AS13335. |
| Country / city stable | No data |
| Browser profile / cookies persist | Official Persist All your Bots share one computer and its logins. source |
| Bring-your-own proxy / fixed egress | Tested 2026-10-13 Supported (desktop only) "Route traffic through this computer" uses your PC IP; falls back to cloud egress when the PC is off. |
| Fit for long-term logins | OK for ordinary logins Not for sensitive accounts How it is judged → |
Tested and official egress data disagree; the more conservative one counts.
Does it have a VPS (cloud computer)
- VM (sandbox): A temporary execution environment provided by the platform; its lifecycle and state may not be stable. Everyday chat and simple tasks run in a VM; every agent, chat assistants included, has one, so it is not listed.
- VPS (cloud computer): A long-lived environment whose state persists, which the user or agent can enter again and again. A VPS always includes a VM, but not the other way round; we only track whether a product has a VPS.
| Metric | Finding (by source) |
|---|---|
| VPS | Tested 2026-10-15 Yes Reopening lands on the same VM; the egress IP changes. Official Yes (a new machine on admin terminate or image update, durable disk kept) Official: files and browser sessions live on a durable disk and hibernation is not deletion; after terminate or recreate the next session starts a fresh computer on the same disk, self-installed apps are removed, and computers idle for 30 days are terminated. source Agent self-report Yes Agent self-report: files, software and logins survive restarts. source |
Agent runtime survey
The agent answered the standard questionnaire inside its own runtime (2026-10-15).
| Indicator | Result |
|---|---|
| Runtime type | VPS (cloud computer) |
| Machine persists | Yes, long-term per user (restarts) |
| Workspace persistence | Kept |
| Software persistence | Kept |
| GUI / browser | Desktop · browser |
| IP stability | Medium: datacenter, changes within one range |
| Background work | Until restart · platform scheduler |
| Lifecycle awareness | Partly, via boot time |
| Task–runtime consistency | Consistent: VPS, kept files and dynamic egress match our tests |
| User takeover | Desktop takeover in the app |
| Fit for long-running agents | Yes |
Overview & spec
- Cloud computer (entry)
- 8 vCPU / 16 GB RAM / 128 GB storage Spec: measured / reportedSource: Tested by early user community; official documentation does not list memory/disk; Debian (Chrome/Terminal/File Manager)
- Vendor
- xAI / Cursor
- Type
- Work Agent
- Status
- Beta (Enterprise capability launched on 9-3)
- Launched
- 2026-08-11
- Model / framework
- Not announced (depends on subscription tier)
- Channels
- macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS
- Availability
- Cloud PC only in US region
Plans Price: verifiable on official page
No standalone subscription, included with Cursor plans (Cursor official website price); xAI's SuperGrok tier claims vary, not adopted here. Official page last checked: 2026-11-05. USD shown; CNY converted at ¥6.68/USD.
| Plan | Price | Cloud computer | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cursor Individual | $20/mo | Same as entry tier | Includes Grok Bot |
| Cursor Teams | $30/mo | Same as entry tier | Per person per month |
| Cursor Enterprise | Custom | Same as entry tier | Customizable; includes Grok Bot network and audit controls |
Apps & services: Office connectors + MCP + plugins (number not disclosed)
- Office and business
- Google Workspace · Microsoft 365 · Slack · Notion · Salesforce · Jira
- Development
- GitHub · Git trigger · Webhook trigger
- Extension Methods
- MCP · Plugins · Skills and Prompts · Routines triggered by schedule/Webhook/Git/Slack
Source: Cursor pricing and product page
Environment & limits
- Runtime
- Each account has one Firecracker microVM, all Bots under that account share the same computer/files/credentials (Bots are not permission boundaries); cloud computers are only in the US; does not support on-premise deployment or custom images
- Usage limits
- Weekly reset usage, specific cap not announced; overage billed on demand
- Privacy / data
- Requires cloud storage; does not support Cursor Legacy Privacy Mode; destination whitelist only available for Enterprise
- Connectors for Google Workspace/Slack/Notion/Salesforce/M365/GitHub/Jira, etc.
- MCP and plugins
- Routines triggered by schedule/Webhook/Git/Slack
- Skills and Prompts
- Group chat handover
- Recommended ~50 bots per account, ~6 per group
Usage & published performance
No citable public performance data yet, and TANDIU has not run independent benchmarks.