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SpaceXAI reports beta release of persistent Grok Bot agents

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SpaceXAI released Grok Bot in beta on August 11, according to the report. The product is described as a persistent AI agent that runs on a dedicated cloud computer, can sign into users' web-based applications with provided credentials, and can continue tasks while a user's device is off. The report says access is limited to specified Cursor and SuperGrok subscription tiers, with Cursor Teams Premium priced at $120 per seat per month and Cursor Ultra at $200 per month. It says the product is available on macOS, Windows, Linux and iOS, while Android support is planned.
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