I don't run Huva on one chatbot. I run a team. One writes the guide. One brings the idea. One watches the site. Grok Bot is that team.
This is not a roundup. You install the app first. Then you open one agent and give it a job that can finish today.
The rule is one sentence: one agent, one job. If the description says "everything", that is not an agent.
Install the app first
Grok Bot is not a website you just open. It is an app. Mac and Windows, and iPhone. There is no Linux desktop app.
Open the official page and download for your machine: cursor.com/bot/onboarding. Same downloads live on x.ai/bot. Install, then open it.
On iPhone, get it from the App Store: Grok Bot. Sign in with the same Cursor account you use on the computer. Android and iPad are not there yet. You cannot update the Computer from the phone.
On the welcome screen hit Get started, or Sign In with Cursor from Settings. Same account you already use in Cursor. Do not invent a new password.
I am on Cursor Pro+. $60 a month. Grok Bot is in that plan. Two options: Cursor Pro+ for $60, or SuperGrok Plus for $100. Cursor Pro is $20, but it does not include Grok Bot. Prices: cursor.com/pricing.
Your first agent
Ten minutes. No code. A name, one job, one task today.
The name is short. The description is the job. One sentence, the way you would tell a person. "Blog writer" is a job. "AI assistant that knows everything" is not.
Click the name in the chat header, or Cmd+Shift+I. You get a live preview of its Computer. Open it, confirm the machine is there, close it. Install nothing on day one. Skip Routines too. Those arrive the second time you hand over the same job.
What it is for. A chatbot answers whatever you ask. An agent does one job, every day, to the same rules, without you explaining it again.
One real job today
Do not say "help me". Give it a job with several steps that stops for your yes. This one is inbox automation.
Inbox automation
What it is for. In the morning it opens the inbox, sorts unread, drafts replies in your voice, and stops when money, a date, or a contract is on the table. Sending stays yours.
How to start. Call it Inbox. Put the description in the description field. Then paste the job below in chat. When it hits a login, you sign in on the Computer. The session stays.
You run my inbox every morning. You sort unread mail, draft replies in my voice from my sent folder, and stop for anything that commits money, a date, or a contract. You never send, never delete, never invent a price.Open my inbox. For every unread message from the last 24 hours:
1. Skip newsletters, receipts, and anything I already handled.
2. Classify the rest: client, lead, payment, booking, or other.
3. Draft a reply in my voice. Match the tone of my last sent emails to that person if they exist.
4. If the reply would agree a price, a date, or a contract, stop and mark it as needs my yes. Do not guess.
5. Return a table: sender, one-line what they want, class, draft reply, send? (no until I say so).
Do not send, delete, archive, or star anything. Ask me to sign in if you hit a login screen.How to write the job
Write the description the way you would tell a person the job. One job. What they must do. What they must not do without you.
01If you only do one thing
Install the app. Open one agent. Give it the inbox job. Twenty minutes. The rest shows up after this one finishes.
Quick recap
- Grok Bot is a team, not one chatbot. One agent, one job.
- Install first: computer at cursor.com/bot/onboarding, phone from the App Store.
- Settings from the account button or Cmd+,. Agent pane from the name or Cmd+Shift+I.
- The first job is several steps and stops for your yes. Inbox: sort, draft, do not send.
- Week one is one agent. The second waits until the first has finished twice.
