SpaceXAI has recently widened Grok Bot access to cover multiple SuperGrok tiers, Cursor subscription users, X Premium+ users, as well as Grok and Cursor enterprise customers—all at existing pricing. The Bot runs on a persistent computer in the Cursor cloud, allowing tasks to continue after the local machine is shut down, context to migrate, and operations to be solidified into scheduled routines. It can be used for scenarios such as sales lead research and product defect reproduction. The product is still in testing, with issues such as website blocks that require manual intervention and some processes that demand considerable supervision; paid access resets usage weekly, with quotas measured in agent steps and tokens. This expansion is part of the two sides' integration path: in April 2026, Cursor reached a computing power cooperation with SpaceX, and in August, after SpaceX acquired Cursor's parent company Anysphere, Grok Bot officially launched, driving hosted agents from a single-point product toward a work platform that can be sold in tiers.