Encyclopedia
Plain-language answers for platforms, plans, account linking, product concepts, and current limitations.
Independent Grok Bot field guide
Guides, tools, and workflows for Grok Bot.
Independent, source-linked help for Grok Bot: choose a supported device and plan, build skills and routines, connect plugins safely, and recover when something breaks.
Tutorials
Source-linked onboarding, routines, plugin setup, approvals, and troubleshooting with visible verification dates.
Tools
Local decision aids and generators that answer a question or produce a useful, reviewable artifact.
Featured guides
Start with the field notes
Guide
What is Grok Bot?
A current, source-linked explanation of Grok Bot: apps, plans, skills, routines, plugins, approvals, the box computer, and how it differs from Grok chat.
Guide
Grok Bot download and platform requirements
Check Grok Bot support for macOS, Windows, iPhone, iPad, Android, and Linux before you download or troubleshoot the app.
Guide
Getting started with Grok Bot
A current onboarding path for Grok Bot: supported devices, plan access, first tasks, approvals, skills, routines, and minimum-access plugins.
Tools strip
Answer the next question
Platform checker
Check your operating system and device before downloading.
Decision tool
Plan finder
Find the current Cursor or SuperGrok access path.
Decision tool
Workflow builder
Generate a routine-ready brief with review gates.
Generator
Troubleshooter
Follow a safe diagnostic order without resetting first.
Diagnostic
Plugin planner
Create a least-privilege permission checklist.
Safety tool
Prompt library
Copy reusable research, review, and handoff briefs.
Library
Quick answers
Is Grok Bot the same as xAI’s Grok?
No. Grok Bot is a task-oriented desktop and mobile assistant experience. It is distinct from the general Grok chat experience on grok.com.
Do I need to be a developer to use these guides?
No. Many workflows are writing, research, and operations. Technical users can also apply the same review and approval patterns to code.
Where should I start?
Check device support and plan access first, then follow Getting started. Use the setup checklist to track your first week.