Grok Bots work for one person, through that person’s logins. A Workforce agent has its own Mac mini, iPhone, and company accounts, and your whole team works with it.
Email and messages come from it, so everyone knows who did the work. IT can switch it off like any account.
Anyone can mention it, cc it, or text it. It picks up how your team works from everyone it works with.
The Automat team looks after the Mac mini, the iPhone, and the accounts, and ships upgrades and new features as they’re ready.
Tell us what it should own and where people will reach it.
It shows up with its own Mac mini, iPhone, and accounts, then learns from your team.
Upkeep, upgrades, and support come from us, so there’s nothing for your IT team to maintain.
It’s a real user, so the groups, roles, and offboarding you use for people already apply. SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, ISO 27001, GDPR.
For company work, yes. Grok Bot lives in its own app. A Workforce agent works where your team already talks: Slack, Teams, Google Chat, email, and iMessage.
Grok Bots belong to one person and run on that person’s plugins and logins, on Linux cloud machines. A Workforce agent has its own accounts, its own Mac mini and iPhone, and nothing to plug in. Your whole team shares it, and we maintain it.
Tell us the role. The agent joins with its own accounts and learns from your team. We handle upkeep and upgrades.
If you already pay for Cursor or SuperGrok and want an assistant you set up and run yourself, Grok Bot is a good fit.
No. It has its own logins and only the access you give it. Email it sends comes from its address, not yours, and a phishing email in its inbox can’t act as you.
No. One agent works for the whole team, and you can add more for other roles. With Grok Bot, each person sets up their own Bots.
SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, and GDPR. Every run is logged, and it signs in through a password manager, so secrets never reach the model. You remove its access the same way you would for anyone else.
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