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The sixteenth tutorial is input and output: attachments and their limits, the phone share sheet, a reviewable result, dictation, voice chat, and memos.
The fifteenth tutorial is the bad day: an unreachable computer, the least destructive fix first, and what Update, Recover, and Reset keep.
The rollout on iOS and Android asks for six permissions, from Calendar to Home and Messages. The docs do not describe the feature yet, and early reports vary.
The fourteenth tutorial sorts what a Bot remembers, what a saved skill holds, and which facts stay in the source instead of memory.
The thirteenth tutorial is the first sitting: install, one job, one stopped task, and the index of episodes 01 through 12.
The twelfth tutorial is the boundary: what leaves the computer, where a credential belongs, and which rules a chat cannot skip.
The eleventh tutorial is the send: which card you press, which mailbox the message leaves from, and the inbox at mail.grokbot.com.
The tenth tutorial reads the use-case list and Marketplace: what a template copies, what stays behind, and how to file the Bot under a project.
The ninth tutorial is the team rollout: who already has Grok Bot, which admin switches change a member's day, and a role that stops at a draft.
Patane posted an Amazon screen calling a Grok Bot an unauthorized agent. Musk said to buy elsewhere, then wrote maybe they should start a competitor.
The eighth tutorial keeps personal work on the shared computer: one mailbox, a calendar with two limits, and a morning check that does not send.
Musk wrote that if Grok Bot mishandles a purchase or leaks a card, SpaceX will make the user whole. The written terms leave that risk with the customer.
How Grok Bot hands a repository job to a Cursor cloud agent, what returns as a branch or PR, and the review before anything ships.
The sixth tutorial prices The X Subscription, then older Grok Bot grants: which tiers include the Bot, and where weekly usage goes.
The fifth Grok Bot tutorial covers staffing: when a specialist Bot earns a name, how a group of two to six shares one outcome, what stays private per Bot, and a ship-note desk to paste in.
The fourth Grok Bot tutorial connects plugins: where the OAuth token lives, what Slack, Gmail and Calendar can do, the new mail.grokbot.com address, and how to cut access off again.
The third Grok Bot tutorial turns a checked task into a routine: plain-language schedules, Slack, email and webhook triggers, the five-minute floor, Test runs, and what runs while you are away.
The @bot account said on 7 October that Grok Bot can search, read, and monitor X. Official @grok replies say that read path needs no X connector and uses no X API credits.
Elon Musk posted that SpaceX will use the best back-end model for a task, including Claude Opus 5.5, Midjourney, and Suno. He did not describe routing rules, an opt-out, data handling, or a price.
Every Grok Bot on your account works on one cloud computer: a desktop, a browser, and /workspace. This tutorial shows what stays on your laptop, how to watch that computer, and where a file belongs.
A field note for the Grok Bot series. Long research starts as a Cursor cloud agent with no news-site repository. Grok Bot keeps judgment, the stamped hero, and the Habitat pull request.
Grok Bot is a Cursor-signed-in desktop app. Its Bots share one hosted computer, keep separate chats, and offer configurable approval rules for consequential actions.
