Grok Bot review
Grok Bot (xAI / Cursor): cloud computer spec, pricing in USD, channels and published performance.
Data updated: 2026-11-15 21:37xAI's resident cloud Agent team: A group of Bots share a cloud computer, operating browsers, files, terminals, and connected office applications.
Classified as Personal Agent (A cloud agent you can sign up for yourself that handles general tasks for you). Individuals can sign up directly and it is general purpose; a group of bots shares one cloud computer, connectors lean towards office apps, and team plans also exist. 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
- Personal 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: 2026-11-15. 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.