Grok Bot builds pages on its cloud computer and moves them into your Showspace through its Mac desktop app.
Grok Bot is xAI's agent product. You set up named Bots that act like teammates. Each one signs into your tools and carries a job through to the end, coming back to you when something needs your approval. Sales, marketing and operations work suit it as well as fixing bugs.
The work happens on one cloud computer per account, shared by all your Bots, so it keeps going while your Mac is off. Apps for Mac, iPhone and Android let you follow along. You sign in with a Cursor account, because Grok Bot runs on Cursor's cloud infrastructure.
@ to attach both..html file and to move it into your Showspace on your Mac. Approve the move when asked, and lite.computer shows the page.Every morning at 7, go through my Gmail and Google Calendar and build an interactive daily brief: today's meetings on a timeline, emails that need a reply in a list I can filter by sender, and a countdown to my next meeting. Create a single self-contained HTML file called daily-brief.html, then move it into my Showspace on my Mac, replacing yesterday's file.
Yes. Grok Bot builds HTML pages on its cloud computer, and its Mac desktop app moves them into your Showspace, where lite.computer shows each one.
Grok Bot is xAI's agent product, with its own documentation, its own usage and a Cursor account sign-in. Grok is the chat assistant at grok.com and in the phone apps, covered on the Grok page.
Yes. Its work runs on a cloud computer, so it continues while your laptop is closed. The desktop app moves finished pages into your Showspace when your Mac is on.
No. The app's connection listens only on your Mac, and a Bot's connectors run on its cloud computer. A Bot writes pages into the folder; the app shows them. It said so itself when asked to connect.
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Last checked September 15, 2026.
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