AIGrok Bots on the same account reportedly share a persistent cloud computer
A user citing xAI highlights a warning not to treat separate Grok Bots as a security boundary: Bots on the same account share files, browser sessions and command-line credentials.
TLDR
According to a user citing xAI, every Grok Bot on an account uses the same persistent cloud computer, including shared files, browser sessions and command-line credentials. The user says xAI explicitly warns against using separate Bots as a security boundary—splitting work across Bots does not separate that underlying boundary.
Grok Bots on the same account reportedly share a persistent cloud computer
A user citing xAI highlights a warning not to treat separate Grok Bots as a security boundary: Bots on the same account share files, browser sessions and command-line credentials.
TLDR
According to a user citing xAI, every Grok Bot on an account uses the same persistent cloud computer, including shared files, browser sessions and command-line credentials. The user says xAI explicitly warns against using separate Bots as a security boundary—splitting work across Bots does not separate that underlying boundary.