xAI Grok Bot for Enterprise ships, free for 14 days to Grok and Cursor Enterprise customers

On September 3 SpaceXAI's official news section launched Grok Bot for Enterprise. This is the first Agent product delivered after Cursor's acquisition by SpaceX, positioning multi-agent cloud-based collaborative work. Bots have no independent accounts or credentials and can only operate under a logged-in member, never exceeding that employee's permissions. Enterprises can manage access via SSO and SCIM, controlling who can use the service and for how long. Each user receives a dedicated Firecracker microVM with its own kernel, memory and virtual devices, isolating users from each other. Multiple Bots created by the same user share that single machine, with shared files, login state and permissions.

Network-level controls include allowlists for domains, IP ranges and ports the Bot can reach. High-risk actions such as shell commands, plugin calls and Computer Use are first scanned by automated review and can additionally require per-action employee approval. To counter prompt injection, external content is marked untrusted and routed through review and approval pipelines, but SpaceXAI explicitly noted that these measures reduce but do not eliminate prompt injection risk.

Subscription entry points cover SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Ultra and Cursor Teams Premium desktop and iOS users. Grok and Cursor Enterprise customers get free access for two weeks from the announcement date and can invite their entire organization, including users who previously had no seat. Administrators manage access through the Cursor dashboard, with usage pooled for billing at the team level. During the current beta, audit views are not yet available and Bots lack product-level spend caps and a customer-facing model picker; account-level controls remain in place and model selection is managed by SpaceXAI. Anysphere already holds ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 42001 certifications with Grok Bot in scope.