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Fetch window 2026-09-04. Facts sit in three layers: official materials, community failure threads, and third-party catalogs plus field cases. When official docs conflict on eligibility, this site shows both links and does not adjudicate.
Official materials · 42
xAI / Cursor Help / official repos and app entry points that back hard facts on install, computer, plugins, and usage.
Failure sources · 89
Forum field reports and staff replies used for symptom grouping; one thread is not a guarantee it reproduces on every device.
Catalog and cases
199 tools, plus Field Cases. This site writes original short summaries only — no third-party body text copied.
Related community guides
Linked only. This site does not reprint them.
- Orange BookCommunity ops notes on multi-Bot teams, routines, and cost control. Cross-check pricing here — mid-August plan lists went stale fast.
- Blue BookCompanion ops manual: artifact contracts and route templates. Isolation is still per user, not per Bot.
- awesome-grok-botUpstream CC0 list this catalog and the field-case table are built from.
Official materials (42)
- Introducing Grok BotLaunch note: always-on agents with their own computer, working inside your tools 24/7.
- Grok Bot is now included with more plansOfficial access expansion post (updated): Grok Bot is available for SuperGrok, Cursor Pro, and all Cursor Teams plans.
- @bot: free trial and wider plan accessOfficial 2026-08-21: SuperGrok Plus, Cursor Pro+, and all Cursor Teams get Grok Bot, plus a limited free trial for everyone else.
- @bot: mobile notifications grouped by BotOfficial 2026-08-18 QoL: mobile notifications group by Bot and use that Bot's icon.
- @bot: Some ways people used Grok Bot this weekOfficial 2026-08-19 thread quoting 14 field jobs, from a Matic vacuum to Stripe refunds and a meeting stand-in.
- Grok Bot overviewCanonical product page: one named Bot, one shared cloud computer, isolation is per user not per Bot.
- Get startedInstall desktop, sign in with Cursor, create the first Bot. No official Linux desktop.
- Use casesOfficial roster ideas: sales CRM nights, ops invoices, engineering bug squash.
- Grok Bot for mobile (iOS + Android)Official docs for Grok Bot on iPhone and Android (Android 9+ / iOS 18+), with App Store and Google Play install links.
- Create and manage BotsHow a Bot is named and scoped, plus the public share link that copies identity, skills, and routines (not your computer or logins).
- Message and collaborateBots message each other, join group chats, and assign ownership of work.
- Files and resultsWhere artifacts live on the shared computer and how you pull results back.
- Use the computer and appsBrowser, filesystem, terminal. No clean API? Click the site like a person.
- Skills and routinesTeach a task (up to 10 minutes of screen, no mic), save as a reusable routine.
- Settings and notificationsNotification grouping, mobile alerts, and how Bots follow up stalled work.
- Approvals, security, and privacyBots do not see passwords; draw the approval line on irreversible actions and 2FA takeover.
- Teams and enterprisesTeam marketplace, SSO, shared analytics. Plugins follow existing Cursor policy.
- TroubleshootingOfficial fix list for reconnect, runners, and common beta failures.
- FAQShort official answers on access, computer sharing, and what Bots can remember.
- Link SuperGrok for Grok BotCursor help: Grok Bot is now on SuperGrok Plus and Heavy; already on Ultra, linking Plus does not stack usage.
- Grok Bot on mobile (Cursor help)How the iOS companion talks to Bots that stay on the cloud computer.
- Connect pluginsPrefer a plugin and fall back to the cloud browser when it is missing; Zoom desktop auth currently fails with error 4700 (invalid redirect) and has no workaround.
- Store secrets securelyUse the secret card. Never paste API keys into the Bot chat.
- Recover Grok Bot computer dataOfficial recovery guide: chat history lives outside the box; reopen restores synced files, Reset is last resort.
- Grok Bot plans and billingOfficial billing FAQ: paid Cursor plans and Teams include Grok Bot (Pro below Pro+ below Ultra); SuperGrok / Plus / Heavy can link, Lite and SuperGrok Team/Enterprise cannot; weekly usage resets; legacy request-based pricing is excluded unless you opt into usage-based.
- Grok Bot on the App StoreOfficial iOS listing for the companion app.
- xAI plugin marketplaceOfficial .grok-plugin marketplace Grok Bot inherits under Cursor plugin policy.
- @bot: SuperGrok and Cursor Pro get Grok Bot; weekly usage resetOfficial 2026-08-26: all SuperGrok and Cursor Pro subscribers get Grok Bot, and weekly usage limits were reset for everyone.
- @bot: share Bot templatesOfficial 2026-08-28: you can now share templates of your Bots with others.
- @bot: Grok Bot can buy thingsOfficial 2026-08-28: connect Stripe Link and Grok Bot can complete purchases on your behalf.
- Grok Bot on Google PlayOfficial Google Play listing: Grok Bot for Android is available — same Bots and threads as desktop/iOS; work continues on the cloud computer after you lock the phone (eligible Cursor/SuperGrok plan).
- Sign in to Grok BotOfficial help: Grok Bot uses your Cursor account (no separate login); persistent auth loops or phone-verification blocks often need support after the listed retries.
- Grok Bot now works with XOfficial 2026-08-29: connect X in Grok Bot (a developer account is created if needed); paid users get free X API credits to search posts, timelines, and mentions.
- Getting started with Grok BotCursor help: first-agent setup, Sidebar Sections on iOS v1.2.0+ to group Bots, the beta label is not Cursor Beta Services terms, and a restart-first troubleshooting table.
- Subscribe from the mobile appiOS in-app purchase is monthly individual only; existing Cursor or SuperGrok access carries over, and SuperGrok linking still has to be done on desktop.
- Delete your Grok Bot accountGrok Bot has no separate account: iOS has Delete Account, desktop only signs out, and wiping it deletes the Cursor account plus agents, chats, and the computer.
- @bot: improved X supportOfficial 2026-08-29: Grok Bot now has improved X support; connecting your X profile auto-creates a developer account with included credits.
- Get help (Cursor Help)Official Cursor help: contact Grok Bot support at hi@cursor.com and include account email, app version/platform (Mac/Windows/iOS), what you tried, and a screenshot (billing issues same inbox).
- @bot: Microsoft Outlook, Calendar, and OneDrive pluginsOfficial @bot (2026-08-31) says Grok Bot can now read, write, and act across Microsoft accounts via new Outlook, Calendar, and OneDrive plugins.
- Identity and accessOfficial admin guide: widen Cursor SSO assignment (Okta/Entra) so non-engineering teammates get Grok Bot, and add an IdP auth rule so the Linux Bot computer can sign into device-trust apps (passkeys/Team Setup); do not create a separate Grok Bot SSO app.
- Private networksOfficial Enterprise guide: use Team Setup to install Tailscale, Cloudflare Tunnel, or other Linux VPN/mesh clients on every team Bot computer so Bots reach private APIs without exposing them; private reach does not replace the Grok Bot destination allowlist.
- @bot: Grok Bot is now available on AndroidOfficial @bot (2026-09-02): Grok Bot is now available on Android — same Bots and threads as desktop/iOS, work continues on the cloud computer after you lock the phone; download from Google Play with an eligible Cursor/SuperGrok plan.
Community failure sources (89)
- Forum: Introducing Grok BotLaunch thread: what people actually asked in the first 48 hours.
- Bots are not a security boundaryMust-read: every Bot on the account sees the same logins and files.
- Always-on workers vs topic threadsCommunity consensus: a Bot is a standing coworker, not a chat tab.
- Free Cursor Ultra with Grok (Heavy bundle)How SuperGrok Heavy maps onto Ultra + Bot, and what does not stack.
- Reconnect issueReal screenshot of “can't reach your computer” after a reconnect.
- X login lock on the Bot computerCloud computers hit site risk controls. X locks are not theoretical.
- ExternalShell blocked despite Always allowAllow-lists still fail. Do not assume Always allow means always.
- Deleted Cursor account orphans the Grok linkAccount deletion can pin the Bot to a dead Cursor identity.
- Hacker News discussionHN thread on the launch — useful for the skeptical read.
- Native desktop on Arch / LinuxLinux desktop is not first-class; this is the request plus community packs.
- Does Grok Bot support local MCP?Staff-confirmed: Grok Bot cannot attach local or stdio MCP; use remote HTTP MCP or the cloud browser.
- Is Grok Bot Down Currently?Aug 20–21 outage thread: bots fail mid-turn; staff point to Reset Grok Bot’s Computer under Settings → Updates.
- Grok Bot 0.23.0 first setup: createAgent / Cannot reach your computerStaff: first-setup createAgent can fail before a computer exists (no Reset). A later note: bad ISP DNS for *.cursorvm.com can also block the computer while Cursor API still works — try 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8.
- Grok Bot: Mac chat works, local computer reported offlineStaff-confirmed split: chat stays up while the Mac local-computer link drops; full quit reconnects, 0.23 shipped a fix.
- Computer refresh wipes WhatsApp linked-device session in Grok BotStaff: computer refresh keeps /workspace, the browser profile, and ~/.config — not ~/.local/state, so WhatsApp link sessions vanish.
- Grok Bot cloud workspace after trial exhaustionStaff: trial end deletes nothing; bots stop replying, but Computer view still lets you export until you Reset.
- Reset Computer window opens behind Settings (0.24.0)Staff: the Reset confirm dialog that opened behind Settings is fixed in the latest desktop; Tab then Enter was the workaround on older builds.
- Grok Bot webhooks failing with internal server errorStaff: webhook POSTs to api2.cursor.sh returned internal error; they rolled back a change and the same curl started working again.
- Grok Bot Gmail connector cannot download attachment bytesStaff: the Gmail connector lists attachment metadata only; no download tool. Use the cloud browser or park the file in Drive.
- Does logging into Grok Bot count as a separate computer?Staff: a Grok Bot login is its own Cursor device, and the cloud workspace can count as a second one toward Too many computers.
- Grok Bot Notion plugin OAuth Invalid redirect_uriStaff: Notion sign-in is stored on the account, so retry fails; Re-authenticate (not Connect) clears it and OAuth succeeds.
- Grok Bot now has ChannelsStaff: Grok Bot now has Channels (sidebar +, up to 6 bots per named space). A thread view that keeps the main chat visible is still in progress.
- Stuck Reconnecting can be a local cursorvm.com blockStaff: the cloud computer was healthy; the Mac never finished reconnect because traffic to cursorvm.com was dropped (VPN or firewall).
- Agent never surfaces Take over for loginStaff: login tasks should hand you the computer; ask it to hand me your computer, and skip passkeys with Try another way.
- Grok Bot Cursor Agent usage and model selectionStaff: agents Grok Bot starts run in your Cursor account and burn Cursor plan usage; Grok Bot chat has a separate allowance; unnamed-model agents use your Cloud Agent default.
- How to track Grok Bot releasesStaff: latest stable is 0.24.0; no public changelog yet (Settings → Updates plus X); there is no official Debian/Fedora desktop app.
- Grok Bot hanging at Cleaning up after resetStaff: the reset usually finishes on the backend; the dialog just misses the done signal at Cleaning up. Fully quit and reopen, then Recover — don’t Reset again.
- Grok Bot 0.24.0 Windows white flash then the app closesStaff: the cloud computer was healthy; a white flash then the process dying is usually local (endpoint security, locked %APPDATA%, or a partial install), not GPU.
- Bots workspace looks empty after a rebuildStaff: after a rebuild, logging in while the computer is still starting can show first-run UI; bots are not gone. Fully quit and reopen, and don’t create your first bot in that window.
- No compact / new session; full transcript is sent each turnStaff: desktop and iOS have no explicit Compact or same-bot new session. Auto-summary is not compact; the full transcript is sent, and there is no model picker.
- Overbooked then Bot failed to respond is model loadStaff: “overbooked” then “Bot failed to respond” is service-side Grok model load, not your account, usage, or computer; wait for a quieter window or reset again.
- Black screen after setup: hosted computer never finished startingStaff: black screen after “Setting up Grok Bot’s computer” means the hosted computer never finished starting; reinstall will not help, and if the same account still works on iOS do not Reset (that drops bots)—wait for a staff rebuild.
- 0.27.0 Windows: local host stays disconnected after clean registrationStaff: on 0.27.0 Windows the agent can say the local machine isn’t connected even after a clean daemon registration; fully quit every Grok process and launch once, and if it still fails it is service-side.
- Webhook URL and sender key are desktop-only, not on iOSStaff: a webhook routine’s POST URL and sender key only appear on the Grok Bot desktop app, not iOS; open the trigger card there (keep the desktop app updated).
- Official X plugin auth is broken on desktop, Cloud, and Grok BotStaff: official X plugin connect/refresh is failing across desktop, Cloud Agents, and Grok Bot (including “connected but tools=0”); no clean workaround while they fix X-side app config.
- Weekly Grok Bot usage can spill into paid On-Demand with no warningStaff: spend order is Grok Bot weekly allowance, then referral/promo credits, then paid On-Demand, with no in-app warning; a $0 On-Demand cap does not block credits, so pause near 100% weekly meter if you want no spill.
- Pro weekly pool is separate; overflow hits shared On-DemandStaff correction: on Pro, Grok Bot has its own included weekly pool, separate from Cursor plan usage; overflow still bills the shared On-Demand pool, so set a $0 On-Demand cap if you want no paid spill.
- Access is live for paid plans, not legacy request-basedStaff: Grok Bot is live for all paid individual plans (Pro / Pro+ / Ultra) and self-serve Teams with no percent or region rollout; legacy request-based pricing does not get it unless you opt into usage-based.
- Gmail plugin OAuth is broken; authorize from CursorStaff: the Grok Bot Gmail plugin OAuth is broken; authorizing Gmail from Cursor uses a different path and the connection is shared with Grok Bot until the plugin is fixed.
- iOS 1.3.2 sends a question list on the first tapStaff: iOS 1.3.2 sends a question list as soon as you tap one option; multi-select before send needs a newer Grok Bot app build.
- Grok-launched agents hide behind the Source filterStaff: Grok-launched cloud agents do appear on cursor.com/agents — enable the Source → Grok Bot filter; middle-click “Open in Cursor” opens the same agent in the browser.
- Days-long “Can’t reach your computer” needs a staff restoreStaff: a days-long “Can’t reach your computer” can be a stuck hosted box that Reset / Recover / reinstall cannot clear; staff restores it on their side, then fully quit and reopen the app.
- Fresh-install white screen is a local profile, not the cloud boxStaff: a fresh-install white window is a local profile bug, not a stuck cloud computer; fully quit, rename ~/Library/Application Support/Grok Bot to Grok Bot.bak, then relaunch — reinstall alone will not clear it.
- Grok-spawned Cloud Agents can ignore your non-Fast defaultStaff: Grok-spawned Cursor Cloud Agents can start in Fast even when your default is not; hover Cursor Grok 4.6 → Edit and uncheck Fast, and switch the follow-up box back if it flips.
- Local execution offline while chat still worksStaff: the local-exec helper can register then drop its server link, so the Mac shows offline while chat still works; fully quit and reopen, and if it fails again send ~/.grokbot/local-exec-daemon.log.
- Reset stuck at 50% Starting is a server-side bad stateStaff: a Reset hung at 50% “Starting Grok Bot’s computer” is a bad hosted state, not your install; Bot data is not lost — wait a few minutes, and reply on the thread if it still fails.
- Local CLI orchestration and always-allow are intended useStaff: local-CLI orchestration (including Cursor CLI), always-allow local execution, and authenticated browser sessions are intended Grok Bot use; third-party ToS stay separate, bots share one computer, and a continuous Pro orchestrator burns the weekly pool fast.
- Local-computer helper fails registrationStaff: the local-computer helper can start then fail registration after an update; full-quit plus sign-out recreates it, and desktop 0.31.0 is rolling out.
- Mac black screen is local DNS not cloudStaff: Mac 0.30.0 black screen with working iOS bots is a local network/DNS block to the healthy cloud computer, not a recreate-computer problem.
- Grok Bot does not spend Pro $20 IDE creditStaff: Pro’s $20 Other Models credit is not Grok Bot’s weekly pool; dashboard “Included in Pro” is shared billing — and with On-Demand off the Bot can still drain Cursor credits (referral/promo) before stopping (see 169982).
- Does GrokBot not have access to my Cursor Codebase?Staff: Grok Bot has no codebase plugin and does not index your repo; coding work is handed to a Cursor Cloud Agent on a GitHub-connected account (Dashboard → Integrations), with an optional GitHub PAT connector for read-only, auto-created repos from scratch, and no Origin access yet.
- Phantom in Grok Bot is a MessStaff: the Phantom plugin runs on @phantom/mcp-server and each new auth creates a separate dedicated agent wallet, not your personal Phantom wallet, so reconnects show a new address while funded funds stay on the old agent wallet (recover via chat history or Phantom Support).
- Grokbot custom connectorsStaff: there is no settings form for custom connectors; tell the Bot in chat to add an MCP server (public HTTPS streamable HTTP/SSE), confirm the details, and new tools appear from the next message — localhost-only MCP on your PC is unreachable from the cloud computer.
- Grok Bot: Drive MCP should write Google Docs body and Sheet cells, not only file metadataStaff: in-place Google Doc/Sheet editing lives in the dedicated Docs and Sheets connectors (edit content against the existing file ID), while Drive is file-level only; add both from the connector marketplace with the same Google account.
- Blank screen after opening Grok BotStaff: a blank/white screen usually means the desktop app cannot reach the cloud computer; Cloudflare WARP can intercept that traffic even on a hotspot — turn WARP off or use split tunneling/excluded routes, and prefer builds after 0.28.0 that show an error+retry instead of a blank screen.
- Cloud Agents created in Grok Bot not displayed in CursorStaff: Cloud Agents launched from Grok Bot keep running under your account but stay hidden on cursor.com/agents and the desktop sidebar until you enable filter Source > Grok Bot (once per client: web and desktop).
- Can't reach your computer from last 72 hoursStaff: when the cloud computer is healthy but the app still says Can’t reach, set both IPv4 and IPv6 DNS to 1.1.1.1/8.8.8.8 (JioFiber routers often keep IPv6 DNS) or confirm via a phone hotspot on another carrier.
- Grok Bot 0.30.0 stuck on "Setting up your Grok Bot" on macOSStaff: endless Setting up your Grok Bot on a free Cursor plan means no hosted machine is provisioned — needs Pro/Pro+/Ultra/Teams or linked SuperGrok/Plus/Heavy; the spinner instead of an access message is a known UX bug.
- Grok Bot Zoom plugin OAuth hardcodes http://localhost:8787/callback — Zoom rejects hostname localhost (error 4700)Staff: the catalog Zoom plugin OAuth hardcodes http://localhost:8787/callback, which Zoom rejects (error 4700); no user workaround until the redirect moves off localhost (e.g. 127.0.0.1).
- Unable to reconnect to my Grok Bot's computer after attempted updateStaff: bots/files/logins live on the remote computer; Can’t Reach plus failed Recover/Reset often means a lost app login session — fully quit, sign out/in (or reinstall and sign in), since Recover/Reset need a working session.
- Grok Bot Computer Stuck in Partial State — Reset Failed, Existing Cloud Computer UnreachableStaff: hold off on Reset/Recover after a scary partial-state dialog — data is remote and failed resets often failed on the app side; re-login, verify via mobile on cellular, and try public DNS / disable VPN before resetting.
- Grok Bot couldn't finish setupStaff: Can’t reach your computer on Linux Grok Bot 0.18.0 is not your network — Grok Bot is not officially available on Linux yet and that old build is rejected; supported platforms are macOS, Windows, and iOS.
- Grok Bot 0.30.0 (Windows) — setup fails with Can't reach your computer, all network checks passStaff: the app reaches a per-computer subdomain under cursorvm.com, not the apex — if nslookup test123.us8.cursorvm.com is Query refused while the apex works, change DNS on both IPv4 and IPv6 (router RA can keep the ISP resolver even after 1.1.1.1).
- Grok Bot draining Cursor credit poolStaff: after the Grok Bot weekly pool on Pro+ is gone, usage keeps going onto Cursor credits (referral/promo) first, then on-demand if enabled; a $0 on-demand cap stops paid overage but not credit drain, and claude-opus / grok-4.6-high-fast lines are models the Bot picks server-side.
- Grok Bot templates: preview shows skills, but the export ships skills: [] — skills are never deliveredStaff: Bot template preview lists skills, but import does not apply them (export ships skills: []); until that is fixed, copy the skill body from the preview and ask the new Bot to recreate it.
- Cloud computer wipes packages after rebuildStaff: Update Computer keeps files and logins but rebuilds the OS image, so apt/apps/daemons are gone; the box also sleeps when idle (background processes die) and can auto-update during idle — keep a package list in a file and ask the Bot to reinstall after an update.
- /review-bugbot is missing on cloud agents launched from Grok BotStaff: /review and /review-bugbot do not attach to cloud agents created by Grok Bot (decided at create time); start a new agent from cursor.com/agents on the same PR branch and include /review-bugbot there.
- Grok Bot Bug Report (empty roster / black screen after reconnect)Staff: empty bot list and black/white loading after reconnect usually means the Agent Computer was slow waking from sleep—nothing deleted; do not Reset; fully quit and relaunch once the box is awake.
- Grokbot and GitHub (Connected but Authorization header badly formatted)Staff: GitHub connector shows Connected but fails with “Authorization header is badly formatted”—tracked bug; workaround is press-and-hold the account → Remove, then reconnect and sign in again.
- Authorization death by 1000 clicksStaff: “Always allow” for local-computer actions lives only in the desktop app on that machine; iOS can only one-time-approve, and those approvals clear on every new message—set Always Allow under desktop Settings → Execution on Local Computer.
- Wrangler/box auth reminder stays stuck after auth already succeeded via another pathStaff: the “help on its computer” / Waiting-for-you reminder only clears when you answer that card (“I’m done, continue” or Skip) or send any chat message—it does not auto-dismiss if the Bot finished login another way.
- Fastmail Filters & Rules Save is a silent no-op (Chrome on the box)Staff: Fastmail Settings → Filters & Rules Save on the box Chrome fires zero network requests; workaround is manage filters/Sieve via Fastmail’s API (JMAP) with a token—the mail helper already uses that path successfully.
- VPN, SSO, Passkey, and YubiKey Within GrokbotStaff: Grok Bot’s cloud computer cannot join a corporate VPN today (don’t install a VPN client on it — that can knock the box offline); Atlassian Cloud / public SSO works via browser takeover (Okta etc.), YubiKey works on macOS/Windows under Settings → Security Key, and internal VPN-only sites need Execution on Local Computer on your VPN’d machine.
- Unable to connectStaff: chats and agents live on the hosted Grok Bot computer — during an outage recovery that computer can be temporarily replaced with a blank one (roster looks empty); Cursor can restore it from saved data, then quit and reopen the app to see agents/history again.
- GrokBot Linux Execution on Local Computer not workingStaff: empty ListMachines / local execution failing on Grok Bot 0.30.0 Linux is a known bug with a fix already merged for the next desktop update; interim workaround is an unlocked system keyring (gnome-keyring or KWallet), fully quit leftover Grok Bot processes, then relaunch.
- New report, Windows, leftover daemon on 0.30.0Staff: 0.30.0 fixed one macOS daemon exit/no-respawn path, but Windows leftover local-exec-daemon is a different known failure; when the machine is unreachable, Quit from the tray, end remaining “Grok Bot” and local-exec-daemon processes in Task Manager, relaunch, and wait about a minute to re-register.
- Grok bot failed to respondStaff (kevinn): “Bot failed to respond” on every bot—including fresh copies—means the shared cloud computer is stuck, not something you can fix by restarting or recreating bots; after staff recovery, fully quit (Cmd+Q / force-close iOS), update every install, keep one open, and test in a new chat.
- Grok Bot 0.30.0 Stuck on Black Loading Screen During Initial Setup on MacStaff (Colin): Team admin role alone does not provision a Grok Bot computer — Grok Bot is included with a paid team seat (Standard or Premium), not the admin role. If the signed-in account has no seat, the app sits on the black loading screen with no computer to reset. Fix: assign yourself a seat in Cursor dashboard Members, fully quit and reopen Grok Bot; or sign in with a seated team account.
- Grok Bot: weekly usage hits 100% after bot-to-bot reviews the user asked to stopStaff (mohitjain): Each bot-to-bot message burns a weekly-usage turn; asking bots in chat to “stay quiet” is only a hint. Reliable fixes: run work in one Command Agent with subagents (they finish and stop), and delete unused specialist bots (idle bots can still be woken; deleting also clears that bot’s chat — save first). Double limit banners are blocked retries, not double charges.
- Grok Bot Windows — fresh profile setup fails with “Can’t reach your computer” after backend fixStaff (deanrie): Grok Bot ignores the Windows system proxy / local HTTP proxy and connects direct to the Agent Computer — so DNS/TCP/CONNECT checks through a proxy can pass while the app fails. Use VPN/proxy TUN (Enhanced/Global/virtual adapter) mode, then verify with curl.exe --noproxy "*" -I https://test123.<region>.cursorvm.com (expect 404 awselb/2.0). User confirmed TUN fixed setup. Region may be us10 not us8.
- Grok Bot 0.30.0 stuck on black loading screen on Windows 11Staff (Colin): Healthy cloud computer + black spinner on both LAN and hotspot can be Zscaler Client Connector still tunneling (including on hotspot). Quit Grok Bot, pause/disable Zscaler, relaunch; ask IT to allowlist/exclude SSL inspection for *.cursorvm.com and **.cursorvm.com (both levels).
- Grok Bot cannot attach inline images to Cursor bug reports (chat drop and forum upload)Staff (mohitjain): To get a screenshot into Grok Bot chat, use the composer + button (or drag a saved file) and wait for the thumbnail before send — drag-from-browser/other-app or Enter-before-thumbnail usually drops it. Forum upload by the assistant is a current limitation; attach the screenshot yourself or reply to support email.
- Grok Bot routines don't auto-run on scheduleStaff (Colin): Editing bot instructions or which platform created a routine does not break schedules — late “Next run: Run now” usually means the slot fired but sat in a queue (often 10–37 min), and some runs finish without posting to chat; don’t recreate routines; message the bot for an on-demand check-in.
- Grok Bot 0.30.0 — Agent Computer unreachable after Update, Recover, and Reset all failedStaff (kevinn): An “Aw, Snap!” Chrome page on the Bot screen after idle wake is the Bot’s browser crashing inside a healthy computer — reload the tab or ask the Bot to reload, fully quit/reopen Grok Bot if needed, and do not run Update/Recover/Reset; idle machines take a moment to wake and a first message can miss, so resend is safe.
- Grok Bot Mac “unavailable” after password reset (expired session)Staff (deanrie): After a password reset, Grok Bot on Mac can keep an expired session and show “isn’t available on this account yet” even though SuperGrok/Cursor access and your cloud computer/Bots are fine — Log out from the bottom of that screen, fully Quit (Cmd+Q), reopen and Sign in with the new password; Check Access→download is a misleading expired-session UI, not a missing entitlement.
- Homepage “Approval needed” stuck after card timeoutStaff (Colin): A homepage “Approval needed” tile with nothing pending usually means an approval card timed out (~10 minutes unanswered); open the agent and send a short message or restart the app to clear a stuck badge — the tile is supposed to clear when the card expires.
- File contents and grokbot — viewer Copy vs DownloadStaff (Colin): The in-app file viewer only offers Download today; for .md/.txt you can click-drag to select and Cmd/Ctrl+C, while .docx/.pdf won’t highlight — ask the Bot to paste the full text into chat and use the message Copy action as a workaround.
- Grok Bot Canva connector failing — Invalid redirect URI on iOSStaff (deanrie): Canva “Invalid redirect URI” on Grok Bot iOS 1.4.0 is a known app-link vs web-redirect mismatch (not your Canva settings) — connect Canva from desktop Grok Bot on the same account and the connector syncs to iPhone.
- Local computer looks connected but CopyFromBox/Shell flaps after large transfer timeoutStaff (deanrie): A large CopyFromBox (or timed-out Shell) can drop the local machine from the agent list for ~1 minute while Settings still says connected — split big copies, wait a minute before retrying, and if stuck Cmd+Q then pkill -f local-exec-daemon and reopen.
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- DataCamp tutorial timed out on full text. Used search summary + awesome one-liner and linked back.
- Introducing Grok Bot timed out once; launch date 2026-08-11 comes from awesome plus opened secondary accounts; the entry remains in the official list for cross-check.
- Official use-cases opened on 2026-09-04. Starter jobs on this site follow that page’s read-and-prepare pattern; they are not a reprint.
- Some raw READMEs timed out; used GitHub repo-page summaries instead.
Per-URL Field Cases and failure modes also appear on Cases and Fixes. Upstream list: awesome-grok-bot (CC0).