Grok BotWhat if you could hire an assistant for $200 a month? Someone who can work through repetitive tasks, move between apps, enter data, organize files, check inboxes, and keep going without getting bored? That's the promise that makes Grok Bot particularly interesting. Through the $200/month Cursor Ultra plan, you can put an AI agent to work on the kind of routine operational tasks that normally consume hours of your time, or thousands of dollars in human-assistant costs.
And this isn't just about asking an AI to write an email or summarize a document. Grok Bot can learn how you actually do a task by watching you do it. Show it a repetitive workflow once, like opening vendor invoices from email, extracting the important details, updating a Google Sheet, and organizing the processed files, and you can teach it to handle that workflow for you.
That makes the subscription price much easier to justify. If Grok Bot takes even a meaningful portion of repetitive administrative work off your plate, $200 a month can be tiny compared with the cost of paying someone thousands of dollars to perform the same recurring busywork. The real value isn't simply access to another AI model; it's having an AI worker capable of taking multi-step work off your hands.
In this guide, we'll show you how to set up Grok Bot, teach it a real-world invoice-processing task, review its work, and update the workflow once it's running.
In this guide, you'll learn how to:
Install and access Grok Bot
Teach Grok Bot a task
Review the task and make changes
Before you start this tutorial
You need a Cursor AI account and a paid Grok Bot account. Grok Bot is xAI's "AI teammate" that can learn workflows, sign into your tools, run routines, and complete real work across apps, even while your computer is closed.
For Grok Bot access specifically, the current options are:
Cursor Premium Teams, $120/seat/month
Cursor Ultra, $200/month, or
SuperGrok Heavy, $300/month.
Grok Bot itself is only available for the higher eligible plans above.
Let's get started!
