Grok Bot gives you persistent Bots with names, jobs and memory. Each works on its own cloud computer, with a browser, a filesystem and a terminal. They run in parallel, on schedules, and keep going while your laptop is closed.
Grok Bot is a desktop and mobile app for macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android, with a persistent cloud computer for your Bots.[1] 
Give each Bot its own name, persona and lasting memory. One can own a project, another outbound, another your systems.
Your Bots share one persistent Linux box. Each Bot gets its own desktop and browser to operate, and logins carry over between them.
Background subagents split big jobs into parallel work and report back.
Prompts that run on a schedule or on a trigger: Slack, GitHub, email, webhooks and more.
MCP connectors and plugins reach your tools, and reusable skills capture how you like things done.
With your approval, Bots can run commands on your registered computers and move files between them and the box.
Outgoing emails and messages come to you as drafts. Nothing goes out until you approve it.
A Bot can get its own address to send and receive mail.
Bots message each other and hand off work in shared threads.
Dictate or voice-chat with a Bot. It can send voice memos and generate images.
Bots can fill credentials from 1Password without seeing your secrets in chat.
Sensitive actions get an automatic safety check before they run. The computer is encrypted in transit and at rest.[3]
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