Companies that want help rolling out Grok now have an official list of firms to call. SpaceXSI launched the SpaceX Super Intelligence Partner Network on Oct. 22, with Bain & Company, NVIDIA, Snowflake and Databricks among the launch partners.
The same day, Grok Bot started rolling out sign-in through 1Password, after adding reports, memos and dashboards the day before.
Two Kinds of Partner
SpaceXSI calls the network its official program for companies building products, solutions and services with Grok for shared customers. Partners come in two types:
- Transformation Partners help a customer deploy Grok across the whole company.
- Marketplace Partners build plugins and integrations so Grok works with the tools a customer already uses.
Partners get training, tools and support for work with joint customers. SpaceXSI says more than 130 companies took part in an early-access phase, and its Forward Deployed Engineer accreditation program has trained engineers at more than 30 organizations. Those are SpaceXSI’s own figures.
Who Signed On
Bain’s Chuck Whitten says the firm will pair its transformation work with SpaceXSI’s AI to help clients move to AI-led software development. NVIDIA’s Pat Lee says Cursor, now part of SpaceXSI, is used across NVIDIA’s engineering teams. Snowflake pitches itself as the guardrail layer for agents that touch company data.
The biggest barrier to deploying AI coding agents in production isn’t code generation, it’s security, permissions, and operational integrity.
Vivek Raghunathan, SVP of Engineering, Snowflake
Databricks is also on board. “Companies are rapidly building software with AI, and we’re thrilled to partner with SpaceXSI to accelerate this transition,” said Ron Gabrisko, the company’s chief revenue officer.
The list also includes consultancies such as Booz Allen, EPAM and AHEAD, Galatiq, which bills itself as a Grok-focused engineering firm, and software makers including MongoDB, Sentry, Twilio, Supabase and Zscaler that are building plugins.
The network gives enterprise buyers a set of firms to deploy Grok and Grok Bot for them. On SpaceX’s Q3 earnings call, Musk said Grok Bot is already in early deployment with some trusted customers and should reach “wide deployment within a few weeks for enterprise customers.”
Also New for Grok Bot
1Password sign-in. Grok Bot can now use your 1Password account. You approve which logins it may use, and your Bot signs in for you. SpaceXSI says the integration is rolling out over the next few days.
It is part of 1Password for Agents, which 1Password launched on Oct. 22. When an agent hits a sign-in page, it proves its identity to 1Password with its own digital key. You see which login it wants and approve the request on your own device, then 1Password fills it in directly, so the agent never sees the password. “The agent can’t approve its own access,” 1Password’s John Torrey told PCWorld.
The feature is free for 1Password Individual and Family accounts on 1Password.com. Accounts on 1Password.ca and 1Password.eu are not supported yet, which matters for Canadian users. It builds on the 1Password credential fill Grok Bot added in September, which already asked for your approval before using a saved password.
Grok Bot can now use your 1Password account.
Approve the logins you want to share, and your Bot signs in for you. This new integration is rolling out to users over the next few days.
— Grok Bot (@bot) October 22, 2026Reports, memos and dashboards. Since Oct. 21, you can ask Grok Bot to build a report, memo or dashboard as a page. You can then edit it together, or have the Bot keep it up to date.
Grok Bot can now build reports, memos, and dashboards.
Ask Bot for a page, then edit it together or have Bot keep it up to date.
— Grok Bot (@bot) October 21, 2026Runway plugin. Runway’s image and video tools now work inside Grok Bot. Add the Runway plugin from Grok Bot’s marketplace, sign in with a Runway account, then describe what you want. Generations use your Runway credits, and no API key is needed.
