Grok Bot Usage and Custom Integration Options

To use the official Grok Bot, open the official x.ai/bot page, download the client offered for your device, sign in with the eligible Grok/X or Cursor account, then create one narrowly scoped Bot and give it a test task. Grok Bot is a cloud-computer agent for completing multi-step work; it is not the same as ordinary Grok chat, and the sources reviewed do not confirm an official Telegram or Discord bot. Access rules and prices are changing, so verify eligibility before paying.

Choose the right Grok product

Selecting the correct Grok product depends on the specific goal and the required level of persistent, multi-step execution. The available options range from standard chat interfaces to dedicated cloud-computer agents and custom APIs.

Goal	What to use
Ask questions, write, or analyze information	Regular Grok on grok.com or in the official Grok app
Give an agent access to a cloud browser, files, and terminal	The dedicated Grok Bot client linked from x.ai/bot
Chat with Grok through Telegram or Discord	A third-party bridge or a bot you build yourself
Add Grok responses to your own software	The xAI API through a backend you control

Regular Grok is the quickest option for a normal conversation. Grok Bot is intended for persistent, multi-step work: a Bot can browse websites, use files or connected apps, and keep working after you close your laptop. A Telegram, Discord, or custom API bot is a separate integration and should not automatically be described as an official xAI product.

Check access before installing

As of October 17, 2026, third-party guides disagree about eligibility. An August guide listed SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Ultra, and Cursor Teams Premium. Later guides added claims about SuperGrok Plus, Cursor Pro+, other Cursor Teams tiers, a seven-day trial, and even a default Free plan.

Reported prices include SuperGrok Plus at $100/month, SuperGrok Heavy at $300/month, Cursor Ultra at $200/month, and Cursor Teams Premium at $120 per seat/month. Because these claims conflict, treat them as unconfirmed until the current offer appears during sign-up or checkout on x.ai/bot.

Supported-platform lists also conflict. Recent guides mention macOS, Windows, Linux, iPhone, iPad, and Android, while an earlier guide says Linux is unavailable and lists only macOS, Windows, and iOS. Use the download selector on the official page rather than forcing an unofficial package onto your device.

How to use Grok Bot

Begin by signing in with the correct account. Open x.ai/bot and use the Grok, X, or Cursor sign-in option that matches your eligible subscription. Complete authentication in the browser and return to the app. If your access comes from a SuperGrok plan, check Settings > Usage & Billing for the relevant linking control, such as Link SuperGrok Heavy.

Download the matching client next. Select the installer shown for your operating system. Mac users should check whether their computer uses Apple silicon or Intel. On Windows, verify your system architecture before downloading. If your device or operating system is not listed, do not install a similarly named package from an unofficial site.

Create a focused Bot next. On first launch, the app may create a Bot automatically. You can also click the + button to create another one. Give it three useful fields: a clear Name, a specific Title or role, and a Description that explains its responsibilities and limits. A dedicated research assistant is more manageable than a “do everything” Bot.

Assign a low-risk first task. The instructions should state the outcome, source, restrictions, final format, and approval point. This template covers all of them:

Outcome: What should be completed?
Sources: Which websites, files, or connected apps may it use?
Constraints: What must it not do?
Deliverable: What format should the final result use?
Review point: When should it stop and wait for approval?

For example:

Research five competitors' product updates from the last 30 days.
Use only official changelogs, official blogs, and original announcements.
Do not log in, send messages, publish content, or modify any data.
Return a comparison table with the date, feature, and source link.
Stop after collecting the evidence and wait for my approval.

Handle sign-ins yourself. If the Bot reaches a login, password, passkey, two-factor authentication, or CAPTCHA screen, open Computer and select Take over. Enter the sensitive information yourself, then return control to the Bot. Never paste passwords, API keys, or recovery codes into the chat.

Test the workflow before automating it. Run the task manually, correct the Bot’s instructions, and save the successful process as a Skill. Use Test run to check a Routine before enabling it on a schedule. Because the work happens on a cloud computer, it may continue after your own computer is closed.

Using Grok in Telegram or Discord

No official Telegram or Discord bot is confirmed in the sources reviewed. A bot account with “Grok” in its name may be operated by an unrelated developer. Treat it as third-party unless current documentation on xAI’s site explicitly identifies it.

To build your own integration, first create a platform bot through Telegram’s official BotFather or the Discord Developer Portal. Obtain the platform bot token and keep it secret. Next, create a backend service that receives messages and calls the current xAI API. Send the model’s response through your platform bot. Restrict access to approved user or server IDs. Finally, add confirmation commands before any message, purchase, deletion, or other sensitive action is performed.

Use the current xAI API documentation to select an available model and request format. Avoid copying old model names, prices, or endpoint examples from unofficial tutorials without checking them first. If you use a no-code connector, review its owner, permissions, data-retention policy, and billing before connecting a personal account.

Keep permissions tight

Use the smallest account and dataset that can complete the task. A dedicated work email account is safer than connecting a primary inbox. Require human approval before sending messages, publishing content, changing records, deleting files, or spending money. Assume that logged-in sessions and files may remain available in the cloud environment, and revoke connected accounts you no longer need. Review outputs and source links before acting on them. Also check Usage & Billing regularly, especially while testing limits and routines.

Troubleshooting

Encountering access issues, login loops, or stopped tasks usually stems from account configuration, outdated software, or credential problems. The table below outlines common setup problems and provides direct troubleshooting steps for each scenario.

Problem	What to do
No Bot option or access denied	Confirm that you are using the subscription-bearing account and check the current eligibility message on x.ai/bot.
Login keeps returning to the sign-in screen	Use the same Grok/X or Cursor account that owns the plan, then check the account-linking controls under Usage & Billing.
Bot stops at a website login	Use Take over and complete the login yourself; do not send the password in chat.
Routine gives a poor result	Inspect the computer view and run history, reduce the task’s scope, and repeat Test run before scheduling it again.

Resolving these routine issues requires verifying the subscription account and manually handling website logins securely.

FAQ

Is there an official Grok Telegram bot?

No official Telegram bot is confirmed by the sources reviewed. Treat any Grok Telegram bot as third-party unless it is explicitly listed in current official xAI documentation.

Is there an official Grok Discord bot?

The same applies to Discord. A bot using the Grok name may be community-built and may send your messages to another service.

Can I use Grok Bot on the web?

Regular Grok is available through grok.com. The dedicated Grok Bot instructions reviewed point to the x.ai/bot client, and no Bot mode inside grok.com is confirmed.

Is Grok Bot free?

Available guides conflict: some mention a Free plan or trial, while others require paid Cursor or SuperGrok tiers. Check the live account offer before subscribing.

How do I connect Grok to Telegram or Discord?

Create a platform bot, run a private backend that calls the current xAI API, and restrict access by user or server ID. Never expose the platform token or xAI API key in chat or a public repository.