Over the last week, the xAI and Cursor teams have been hard at work shipping more updates and upgrades for Grok Bot. Quite a few of these have been quality-of-life improvements, and focus on making the user experience easier and more seamless.
In-line Email Drafting
Grok Bot can now draft outbound messages inline and wait for your approval before anything sends. This means that you can have it draft the message, make edits in the app, and then let it fire the message off, all without needing to converse back and forth, or edit the draft in your email account and then send it yourself.
One-Click Account Switching
Grok Bot can now switch between accounts with one click, so you are not digging through settings every time you need a different Bot. This means that if you keep a personal Bot and a work Bot, you can jump between them in the app without a multi-step account hunt.
Easy Forms, Logins, and Passwords
Grok Bot can now fill out forms and logins without leaving the chat, with support for any password manager. This means that when a site asks for credentials mid-task, you can stay in the conversation and let the Bot complete the step instead of bouncing out to type or paste by hand.
Performance Updates and Usage Optimization
The Grok Bot application is also more performant in this batch, with the team pointing at desktop cold-start and paint improvements that landed over the past week. Alongside that, harness-efficiency work is giving users about 10% more included usage on average, and up to about 35% for heavy users, with more optimisations still coming.
File Sharing on Mobile
On mobile, you can share a file directly with Grok Bot through the share sheet, which is a faster handoff than opening the app first and attaching later. This means that handing a photo, PDF, or other file into the chat is a normal share action, not a separate attach flow you have to remember.
Languages, Android, and iPad Support
Finally, Grok Bot now natively supports over 20 languages within the app. The full list now includes:
Afrikaans, Arabic, Bangla, Dutch, English, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, Ukranian, Urdu, and Vietnamese.
In addition, Grok Bot also launched with support for the Apple iPad, as well as both Android cell phones and tablets, which you can read more about below.
