Posts on X from multiple users describe Grok Bot as a platform where agents receive their own cloud computers to stay logged into tools such as Gmail and Slack. One account called it an app store for adding plugins and reusable workflows without rebuilding agents. Another outlined separate developer and project management bots to spawn Cursor cloud agents for coding. Additional posts mentioned running companies overnight, enterprise access controls, and requests for bug reports via in-app feedback.
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Posts describe users running AI agents with persistent cloud computers for tasks like coding and email.
Posts on X from multiple users describe Grok Bot as a platform where agents receive their own cloud computers to stay logged into tools such as Gmail and Slack. One account called it an app store for adding plugins and reusable workflows without rebuilding agents. Another outlined separate developer and project management bots to spawn Cursor cloud agents for coding. Additional posts mentioned running companies overnight, enterprise access controls, and requests for bug reports via in-app feedback.
Many accounts welcomed Grok Bot’s persistent cloud agents and easy rewiring of capabilities as a practical advance, while some flagged UI bugs, fast token depletion, and governance concerns.
Based on 184 sentiment-bearing replies from 169 accounts across 9 conversations.
Many accounts welcomed Grok Bot’s persistent cloud agents and easy rewiring of capabilities as a practical advance, while some flagged UI bugs, fast token depletion, and governance concerns.
Based on 184 sentiment-bearing replies from 169 accounts across 9 conversations.

