Grokbot Honest Review: Is xAI and Cursor's Computer-Use Agent Worth $200 a Month?
Stand up three narrow bots. Use them to learn the shared-computer blast radius before you give anyone real money.
For
People who want a week of honest tests, not a full crew on day one.
When you're done
Three finished briefs, plus a clear rule: send, book, and buy wait for you.
How
- 01 Make three bots with different jobs.
Aditi's set: seed-round startups with founder names and amounts. Delhi to Tokyo flight prices. One phone across five stores.
- 02 Run each job once.
Read the brief. Check one number.
- 03 Notice the computer.
She connected Google on one bot and the others could reach every site tied to that session. That is the shared computer, not a bug.
- 04 Write the stop line on all three: do not send, book, or buy.
Teach-a-task is useful here. Show the path once, then let it repeat up to the stop.
Notes
What's good: three small jobs teach the product faster than one grand plan. The catch: one session is every bot's session. Do not give the first bot a store you would not hand the fifth.
Prompt
Bot 1: find startups that raised seed funding recently. Pull founder names and amounts. Bot 2: compare flight prices from Delhi to Tokyo. Do not book. Bot 3: check one phone's price across five stores. Do not buy. None of you send, book, or pay. Come back with the list.
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