ChainThink reports that, on August 27, according to the official announcement, the access threshold for Grok Bot has been lowered again.
All SuperGrok and Cursor Pro subscribers now have access to the Grok Bot, and existing users' weekly quotas have been reset. Cursor Pro subscription costs $20 per month.
Grok Bot is a set of AI agents designed for long-term operation, each equipped with a dedicated cloud computer capable of logging into websites, operating applications, handling files and terminals, supporting parallel execution of multiple bots, and continuing to work even when the user is offline.
On August 21, the official release made Grok Bot available to SuperGrok Plus, Cursor Pro+, and Cursor Teams users;
In less than a week, the minimum threshold has been further reduced to Cursor Pro. The Grok Bot has its own weekly quota and does not consume the standard Cursor model quota, but calling the Cursor Cloud Agent will still count toward the regular quota.
This feature is still in Beta stage, with some users reporting unstable web operations and login persistence issues, and some Pro users have not yet been granted access.
