How it works

Import is a paste, not an integration.

Grok Bot does not yet ship a public marketplace API. Roster uses the same method people are already using on X: a structured setup the bot reads, then configures itself from.

  1. 01

    Pick a bot with one job

    Grok Bot works when each teammate owns a single outcome. A chief of staff that also writes outbound will drift. Start from a focused listing.

  2. 02

    Copy the setup prompt

    Import is a paste. The prompt names the bot, states the job, lists connectors, and writes the approval rules. JSON is there if you already have a config importer.

  3. 03

    Create a new agent in Grok Bot

    Open Grok Bot on desktop or iOS. New → Create new agent. Paste. Sign in only the connectors it asks for. Keep wallets and payments off the shared computer.

  4. 04

    Supervise the first run

    Show it the path once. Correct the output. Only then schedule a routine. Sending, publishing, deleting, or spending should still come back to you.

Two products

Bots vs Automations

Runtime
A Bot sits on a computer. An Automation is a scheduled Grok conversation. Same paste. Different machine.
When to use which
Brief, remind, flag an email → Automation. Sign into apps, watch a stall, keep a desk moving → Bot.
How you import
Bots: New → Create new agent. Automations: grok.com/automations → New. Then Run now once.

Need Grok Bot first?

Early beta for SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Ultra, and Cursor Teams Premium. Desktop and iOS.