👨🔬 strategic accounts @spacexsi working on @cursor_ai, @bot, @grok
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Day 1 at @spacexai.
On Friday, @SpaceX completed its acquisition of @cursor_ai for $60bn, the largest of a VC-backed startup.
Here's my thoughts 👇
It's hard to overstate the excitement shared by both teams. Both xAI and Cursor are less than four years old, and experienced rebuilds and multiple product pivots. @a16z shared that it's not often the smartest or most well-resourced team that wins, but the one that can iterate the fastest.
In <12 months our conversation with customers shifted from building a world-class IDE, to a multi-agent architecture, to first-party frontier intelligence (@grok 4.6), to agentic coworking (Grok @bot). With the addition of SpaceX's Colossus data centers, compute is no longer a bottleneck to rapidly iterating across these surface areas.
Our mission is making humanity multiplanetary. We enable that by building the best AI to shepherd us through that journey. And we get there by making AI affordable and accessible to everyone, to push the space forward. @elonmusk said to us that life can't just be about jumping from one problem to the next. You have to have something to aspire to, to dream about, to bring out your best work.
Excited to play a small part on this mission 🚀
not only has @marty_kausas built an incredible team @usepylon (it was our highest leverage customer tool at my last company), but also appreciate him being an early design partner of Grok Bot - and helping us push the frontier
demand gen, marketing, operations, web development, etc continue to be high impact areas where teams can leverage Bot as a digital teammate to fill gaps, and execute faster ⚡
very bullish on @bot. we have bots prolifertating across the company, esp marketing and ops where we've close to automated SEO/AEO, paid ads, and webflow development
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meet the first superintelligent “AI teammate”
Grok Bot was released in beta 90+ days ago. since then we’ve spoken to hundreds of teams across the Fortune 500. most are hesitant to release agents that don’t have strict controls to operate in industries like financial services, healthcare, legal, etc.
we’re excited to announce Bot 1.0 today.
agent-certified (AIUC), auditability, and traceability to safely deploy agents, even in regulated environments.
Bot 1.0 is out. Our goal for this release was to make Bots a much more useful part of your team.
Some new things we're excited about:
- Bots can now join Zoom, Google Meet, and more. You can ask Bot questions in meetings and even assign it action items. We have ours taking standup notes every day in our shared Google Doc and doing background research on discussion themes. Soon, you'll be able to talk back and forth with it live in a meeting.
- A new interface for managing your Bots. You can see and steer their responsibilities, what they're learning, and their impact. It's impossible to build trust in an AI teammate if it's a black box, so it should proactively flag when it's blocked or confused, take and learn from feedback across the company, and be able to succinctly summarize its contributions.
- Better collaboration in Slack and Teams. Bots are more ambiently aware, carry context across conversations, and learn from your team over time. In our Slack, we regularly see threads between members of our team and multiple Bots, handing off work, context, and decisions. Bots should intuit your company's customs and how work gets done, not just execute on the specific tasks they're given.
we’re entering the third phase of working with AI: multiplayer projects
‘22-‘25: chat (q&a, turn based)
‘25-‘26: agents (single player, you build in isolation)
now: agents (multiplayer)
you can now invite your teammates (and their agents) to your session.
shared context, combined skills, less token waste, faster execution
Gift Concierge by SpaceXSI 🎁
(also used X's new video clipping feature here s/o @mattyp for the walkthrough)
Type "gift concierge" into Grok Bot to add the Bot your fleet
✅ Per person budgets
✅ Gift ideas per recipient
✅ Tracks purchase -> delivery
✅ Reminders for on-time deliveries
✅ Explicit approvals only on purchases
Are these templates helpful? Lmk👇
The first, truly multiplayer AI product has landed with Team Bots.
1/ Easily share any Bot with your team
2/ Ships with two roles - Collaborators (read-only), Managers (read/write)
3/ Your colleagues inherit the Team Bot's skills, files, connectors, credentials, context, etc
4/ Your conversations with a Team Bot stay private!
5/ New "Learning" page, where Managers can approve teamwide updates to skills, memories
Rather than having hundreds of similar Bots across your org, admins can now setup "super" Team Bots that anyone can access.
Share this post directly with your Bot to get started 🤖
docs.x.ai/grok-bot/shared-bo…
We are 3 months into the emerging “digital teammates” category and Grok Bot is already transforming how businesses operate.
Leadership is laser focused on making this a world class product experience.
The best part of my day is getting to work with builders, and rapidly incorporating their feedback to make Bot work for them.
Excited for the improvements landing this week
Just did a round table review with the Grok @Bot engineering team.
Fixes are being implemented overnight and you should notice a dramatic improvement by tomorrow. If not, reply to this post and we will address any remaining issues right away.
Using Notion as a “brain” for Grok Bot has been an incredible productivity hack, and how I built my fleet.
All my rules, skills, and routines are written back to Notion. Bots are also responsible for maintaining task boards in Notion (what’s waiting on me, waiting on others, or blocked)
This is easier for me to visually scan and decide where to jump in at any given moment.
Enables me to maintain clarity across 100s of customer, prospect, and internal conversations
I didnt have to design my @NotionHQ setup either - I just pointed @bot to Notion’s docs and told it to figure it out.
We’ve 10x’d the size of our GTM team in 2026.
This allowed us to move from a PLG bottoms-up motion to an intentional, Enterprise top-down motion and spend more time with every customer.
We’re in the phase of the AI supercycle where frontier models are capable enough, but organizations are struggling with productive adoption of AI tooling.
That’s why our Ramp spend has inflected. Our Enterprise team is on the road more days than in the office, and working with customers on how to deploy AI safely and effectively across their teams
NEW: SPACEXAI is the fastest growing software company according to Ramp spend data.
I find the following:
- SpaceXAI's advantage in coding + its new consumer offering could accelerate business adoption of its models, much like what powered Anthropic's rise.
- Continued growth in cybersecurity SaaS.
- Multiple winners in AI dictation (Wispr Flow and Granola both take a spot on our list).
Compile NYC 2026. 1,500+ waitlist. @TomasReimers on how software engineering is forever changed with autonomous agents.
How are you using agents in your job?
Introverts unite!
I dreaded calling a service provider - hour long wait time (btw they only take calls 9am-3pm??), elevator music, call dropped, and ultimately connecting with an AI agent who couldn't resolve my issue.
Now Grok Bot can cancel that subscription and fight for that refund for you 👊
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I remember the first time I used Claude Code to build a fiscal year operating plan for my team. It felt like magic. I didn't have to write a PRD, beg my engineers for help, or build a business case for this to get resources.
This boils down to well-intentioned employees wanting to solve their own problems. Whether that's a banker wanting to build a custom dashboard to monitor deal flow, or a sales leader building a capacity plan to hit company goals.
Coding agents enable anyone to be a builder and move faster at work. Organizations, even within regulated industries, should embrace this and setup the guardrails for their teams to build software safely. There's a reason why the Forward Deployed Engineer is one of the hottest jobs at frontier AI labs right now
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my 2026 stack:
@bot - orchestration, acts like a digital teammate
@cursor_ai - custom demos w/o deep coding knowledge
@meetgranola - elite notetaker, alternatives aren't close
@WisprFlow - best voice transcription, barely use my keyboard anymore
@vercel - easy hosting for dynamic demos
@NotionHQ - backend for Grok Bot, what's frustrating for humans is incredibly flexible for agents
@hexanalytics, @retool, @databricks underpin my data needs
Team Bots, rather than individual Bots, will be the primary way orgs leverage Grok Bot.
Rather than having colleagues create Bots with overlapping functionality (that will vary in performance based on the user's knowledge of how to build Bots), orgs are empowering departments to build Team Bots that represent them.
Think:
Data Science > Data Bot to analyze product usage
Marketing > Campaign Bot to measure campaign ROI
Product > Feedback Bot to action on customer feedback
etc.
