SpaceXSI's Grok Bot 1.0 has left beta, turning the company's AI agents into shared teammates that work inside Slack, Microsoft Teams and video calls. The company's official account introduced version 1.0 on Wednesday, November 11, and the company says Grok Bot 1.0 is available now.
SpaceXSI frames the release around three changes since the beta: multiplayer teammates, proactive teammates and more capable teammates. Team Bots can now be shared with specific people or groups, and the bots learn from everyone they work with, according to the launch post.
The proactive piece is the biggest change in how the product behaves. Grok Bot 1.0 bots recognize work that needs doing and offer to take it on, follow up on unfinished tasks, anticipate what a team needs, and bring people in when a decision needs human judgment.
Key facts
- 01SpaceXSI took Grok Bot out of beta with version 1.0, introduced by its official account on November 11, 2026.
- 02Team Bots can be shared with people or groups and used in Slack and Microsoft Teams on Team and Enterprise plans.
- 03Bots join video calls through the chat; Meetings is available on Team, Enterprise and Ultra plans.
- 04New since beta: Gmail, Google Calendar and GitHub connections, interactive Pages and smarter approvals.
- 05Bots respect each user's permissions and ask before taking sensitive actions.
Bots can also join video calls. They take part through the call's chat, bring in information from earlier conversations, and track the decisions made on the call. Meetings is available on Team, Enterprise and Ultra plans, and Enterprise admins can switch it on in settings. Team Bots in Slack and Microsoft Teams are limited to Team and Enterprise plans.
On raw capability, SpaceXSI says the bots are faster and more reliable at browser use and at complex work such as writing documents and building presentations. The company also says they are more efficient, using fewer resources per task. Those are company claims; the launch post does not publish benchmark figures.
Other changes since the beta include interactive Pages that teammates can edit together or keep updated, new connections to Gmail, Google Calendar and GitHub, smarter approvals, and new bot settings and analytics.
For shared use, SpaceXSI says Grok Bot respects each person's permissions, asks before taking sensitive actions, and checks whether information is appropriate to post in a public channel.
The launch post on x.ai carries a November 2 date, when an earlier update added Team Bot sharing and login improvements alongside shopping and payments features. A November 10 update added Tailscale support, which lets bots reach private company tools and apps.
Elon Musk amplified the November 11 announcement on X, telling users to hire Grok Bot as a colleague and give it their hardest tasks. The launch post lists no prices; it offers a macOS download and a contact-sales option.
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