SpaceXAI and Cursor announce Grok Bot, an iPhone and Mac app designed to run “always-on” AI agents that complete tasks using tools, websites, and other apps. The service is positioned to keep working in the cloud even when a user’s laptop is closed, and it supports running work through iOS or macOS with natural-language requests.
Grok Bot is described as being closely tied to Cursor, which SpaceX is acquiring for $60 billion. SpaceXAI says users can send a task to a bot from either device and that the system can sign into websites, including sites without a published API, though authentication details are not provided. The app also introduces multi-bot coordination, where multiple agents can work in parallel and coordinate through group chats.
The outlets emphasize different aspects of the same launch: MacRumors focuses on capabilities such as cloud continuity, parallel bots, and workflow learning, while 9to5Mac highlights the product rollout as an all-new iPhone and Mac application coming from the SpaceXAI–Cursor combination. Both describe Grok Bot as a new, beta offering for eligible subscribers.
