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Stay up to date with every new feature in Grok Bot. Daily episodes breaking down every new Grokbot release, feature, and bug fix. Brought to you by Jellypod.
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Explore the updates in Grok Bot version 0.78.1, featuring new shopping product carousels with order tracking and Shop Pay integration. Discover new subscription management templates alongside upgraded browser automation, Team Bot capabilities, and essential markdown copy fixes.
Explore the updates in Grok Bot versions 0.75.8 and 0.77.0, featuring refined Auto review permissions, rule cards in chat, and a revamped Vault with default payments and hints. Plus, learn about secure 1Password integration, memory importing from other AI assistants, and new bot templates.
Explore the updates in Grok Bot 0.75.5, including the new credential-saving Vault, email forwarding with attachments, and refined Auto review approvals. Discover enhanced routine frequency limits, Slack message attribution, and key connector updates.
Grok Bot 0.75.2 brings live, shareable Pages; video creation from prompts or images; new Shop Pay and X Money payment options; and memory that carries across chats and voice calls. We cover the practical changes, key usability fixes, and how to use team sharing, payments, and persistent memory thoughtfully—plus how this release differs from the previous episode. Brought to you by Jellypod AI. Show Notes Grok Bot Changelog | SpaceXSI: https://x.ai/changelog/bot
xAI’s official Grok Bot 0.71.2 notes bundle changes from 0.71.0 and 0.71.1: tagged email addresses for separate routines, larger attachments and video uploads, support for up to 200 plugin skills, smarter desktop notifications, and more resilient voice calls. We also cover fixes for sleeping computers, stalled connections, background tasks, subagents, Outlook and X searches—and practical ways to put the changes to work. Show Notes Grok Bot Changelog | SpaceXSI: https://x.ai/changelog/bot
Brought to you by Jellypod AI. This rundown covers Grok Bot 0.70.2’s interactive app cards, payment and approval safeguards, PDF and audio support, team approvals, and computer controls. It also separates official release notes from community reports about version 0.71.2’s Windows 11 local-tools issue.
We break down the October 12–16 changes affecting Grok Bot: a shared weekly usage pool across Grok Bot, Cursor, and X; Grok Voice 3.0; and community-reported issues in desktop version 0.71.2, including local-tool access and cloud-computer reliability. Learn how to manage quota, try voice mode, and protect your work with external backups. Brought to you by Jellypod AI. Show Notes https://x.ai/changelog/bot/rss.xml: https://x.ai/changelog/bot/rss.xml
Discover the biggest changes in the Grok Bot 0.70.2 release, including standalone bot email addresses with draft approvals and frictionless X research without account linking. We also explore new app connectors, critical security guardrails for irreversible actions, and key computer control fixes. Show Notes https://x.ai/changelog/bot/rss.xml: https://x.ai/changelog/bot/rss.xml
Discover the biggest updates to Grok Bot across versions 0.64.0 through 0.68.1, including collaborative slide deck creation, enhanced email tools, and significant speed boosts. We also explore the rollout of Team Bots, proactive task detection, and critical stability fixes to streamline your daily workflows.
We break down the backlog of Grok Bot updates across versions 0.67.0 through 0.68.1, uncovering newly documented features like slide deck generation, computer removal fixes, and upgraded virtual displays. Learn how to leverage these changes—from formatted Gmail outreach to resilient browser automation—to streamline your AI workflows.
We break down the silent rollout of Grok Bot 0.68.1, widespread cloud computer service degradations, and why you should avoid hitting the reset button. Plus, practical workarounds for outbound connection timeouts and how teams are leveraging the new Grok 4.7 model. Show Notes Grok Bot 0.68.1 macOS: Can't reach computer, delete fails, Update does ...: https://forum.cursor.com/t/grok-bot-0-68-1-macos-cant-reach-computer-delete-fails-update-does-nothing/173950
This episode breaks down the latest Grok Bot releases from 0.62.0 to 0.66.0, including the new Main Bot role, Slack approval cards, manager access for Team Bots, and the option to send messages without draft review. It also covers reliability fixes, automatic updates, and what the new official changelog means for tracking future changes.
SpaceXAI’s new Team Bots let one bot serve an entire team with shared memory, private chats, Slack integration, and centrally managed secrets—while keeping each user’s usage and privacy separated. We also break down where compute runs, how billing works for direct chats versus automated triggers, and what early customer examples reveal about the practical benefits and limits of the new system. Show Notes Team Bots | SpaceXAI Docs - Grok API Documentation: https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/team-bots How do I share a custom MCP that one of my bots has built with the ...: https://forum.cursor.com/t/how-do-i-share-a-custom-mcp-that-one-of-my-bots-has-built-with-the-rest-of-my-team/173538
This episode breaks down the confusion around Grok Bot and Cursor billing, explaining why some usage is charged to Cursor by design and how to set hard spend limits before letting a bot run. It also covers recent xAI and directory updates, including safety identifiers, public template sharing, and the push toward one bot, one job, one machine. Show Notes Grok Bot Changelog · Awesome Grok Bot: https://getgrokbot.com/en/changelog Release Notes | SpaceXAI Docs - Grok API Documentation: https://docs.x.ai/developers/release-notes Grok Bot spend cursor usage, I can't accept it - #19 by deanrie: https://forum.cursor.com/t/grok-bot-spend-cursor-usage-i-cant-accept-it/169796/19
We unpack the recent Grok Bot desktop updates, the dreaded 43% migration hang, and the safest recovery steps to avoid wiping your workspace. Then we zoom out to Grok 4.7, community-built specialist agents, and why tight boundaries beat all-in-one bots every time.
We break down the latest getgrokbot.com changes, from the new security model that restricts shared templates to verified x.ai/bot links on X, to the refreshed UI, reviews index, and Grok Bot 101 onboarding. We also dig into the One Machine pattern and how isolated single-task bots are making autonomous workflows safer and more practical for real engineering teams.
We break down SpaceXAI’s latest Grok 4.7 update, from faster, cheaper persistent agents to a smoother inline authorization flow that keeps background runs from breaking. Plus, we look at real-world use cases in customer support and procurement, and why these changes make autonomous AI teams far more practical for startups.
This episode explores Grok Bot’s new native voice notes, the latest template distribution changes at getgrokbot.com, and a growing ecosystem of specialized AI bots for drafting, debugging, and sales workflows. It also digs into enterprise multi-bot orchestration, anti-slop memory tuning, and the security tradeoffs of autonomous agents with deep access to workplace tools.
We dig into a frustrating Grok Bot gateway failure that left overnight builds hanging, tracing the issue to cloud VM attachment problems and explaining why local network checks could look fine while the app stayed stuck. Then we cover the latest platform updates, from a visitor wall and editor-ranked setups to stricter one-machine architecture and the privacy tradeoffs that come with more transparent automation.
This episode looks at the missing changelog problem in Grok Bot updates and why it matters for anyone running persistent agent workflows. It also explores community tracking efforts, new template-sharing changes, and recent model and deployment updates shaping how teams build and manage bots.
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