Grok · Grok Bot · 12 Nov 2026
Grok Bot 1.0 is out: shared Bots, Slack and Teams, and Bots in your meetings
SpaceXSI took Grok Bot out of beta on 11 Nov 2026. Version 1.0 lets a whole team share one Bot, use it inside Slack and Microsoft Teams, and bring it into video calls. The company also says Bots will now spot work and offer to do it. SpaceXSI said the release was available starting that day. How well the new team features work is still the company's claim.
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Update, 15 Nov 2026: Grok Bot engineer Lauren Tan says the team shipped 11,000 pull requests in a month — see the Dispatch piece.
Update, 14 Nov 2026: The Information reports SpaceX cut most of the Grok Imagine team — see the Dispatch piece.
Update, 13 Nov 2026: A day after 1.0, Grok Bot on Mac can now use Messages, Mail and Notes — see the new Dispatch piece.
Introducing Grok Bot 1.0. AI teammates that work alongside your whole team.
— Grok Bot (@bot) November 11, 2026
Share Bots, collaborate with them in Slack and Teams, invite them to meetings, and watch them learn and become more helpful.
What launched
The @bot account announced it at 1:22 p.m. ET on 11 Nov 2026 (10:22 a.m. PT): "Introducing Grok Bot 1.0. AI teammates that work alongside your whole team. Share Bots, collaborate with them in Slack and Teams, invite them to meetings, and watch them learn and become more helpful." SpaceXSI's launch post says the update is "available starting today" and lists three changes since the beta.
First, Bots can be shared. A Team Bot can be given to specific people or groups, used in Slack or Microsoft Teams, and brought into video calls, where it takes part through the chat. Second, SpaceXSI says Bots will act on their own: watch ongoing projects, follow up on unfinished tasks and pull a person in when a decision needs one. Third, it says Bots are faster and more reliable in the browser, write better documents and slides, and use fewer resources per task.
Roman Ugarte, who posted that "our goal for this release was to make Bots a much more useful part of your team," added that Bots "can now join Zoom, Google Meet, and more. You can ask Bot questions in meetings and even assign it action items."
Who gets what
| Feature | Plans, per SpaceXSI |
|---|---|
| Your own Bot | Any plan that includes Grok Bot. On 2 Nov 2026 that was Premium ($30 a month), Super ($100) and Ultra ($200) |
| Team Bots (shared, in Slack and Teams) | Team and Enterprise |
| Bots in meetings | Team, Enterprise and Ultra. Enterprise admins switch it on in settings |
Team, Enterprise and Ultra availability is from SpaceXSI's Grok Bot 1.0 post. Personal plan names and prices are from my 2 Nov 2026 check, not from that post. SpaceXSI hasn't published Team or Enterprise prices there.
How far it's come since August
The beta opened on 11 Aug 2026 to SuperGrok and Cursor subscribers on desktop and iOS. Enterprise customers went on a waitlist, and Bot usage sat apart from Grok and Cursor usage. Three months later, Enterprise is a launch plan, and when I checked pricing on 2 Nov the usage was one weekly pool shared across Grok, Grok Bot and Cursor.
SpaceXSI also published how it uses the feature itself. In a companion post, Sally Xu of its data science team describes Data Bot, a Team Bot the team has taught to query the company's data warehouse and answer colleagues in Slack. "Last week alone, we estimate it handled about 70 hours of work that would otherwise have landed on the data science team," she writes. That's the company's own estimate, and SpaceXSI hasn't said how it measured it.
The trust question
A shared Bot sees more people's work, so permissions matter more. SpaceXSI says Bots "respect each person's permissions, ask before taking sensitive actions, and check whether information is appropriate to share in a public channel." Those are company claims and haven't been tested in public yet. Sharing defaults are a live issue for SpaceXSI this week. Security firm Claroc reported that 35,578 of 37,571 live Grok Build apps opened without a sign-in, and it disputes the company over which sharing option is preselected. I covered that in the Grok Build report. Grok Build is a separate product, but teams putting a Bot into a busy Slack channel will want to check what it can reach.
My read
I use Grok Bot, and so far it has been a one-person tool for me. Shared Bots and meeting support make it a product a company buys for its staff, and Musk reposted SpaceXSI's announcement the same day. The Data Bot figure is the number I'd watch. If customers start reporting hours saved in the same way, Team Bots will sell. I'll update this page if SpaceXSI publishes Team and Enterprise pricing.
— Alex R
Sources: @bot on X (11 Nov 2026); SpaceXSI, Introducing Grok Bot 1.0; SpaceXSI, Giving every team a data scientist with Grok Bot (Sally Xu); SpaceXSI, Introducing Grok Bot (beta); Roman Ugarte on X (11 Nov 2026); Elon Musk repost (11 Nov 2026). Plan prices from my 2 Nov 2026 check of SpaceXSI's pricing page; Claroc figures from my Grok Build report. Video: Grok Bot / SpaceXSI. Hero photo: Doeze, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Never Electrek.
