SpaceXAI launches shared Grok Team Bots
SpaceXAI has put Team Bots into public beta for Teams and Enterprise customers, pitching them as shared Grok agents that keep context and memory as they work across a team's tools and Slack channels.
SpaceXAI has released Team Bots in public beta on its Teams and Enterprise plans. Each Team Bot is a Grok Bot built around a shared role or workflow. Teams give it access to files, apps and skills, and everyone works from the same context.
The Bot is shared, but each person's conversations with it stay private, according to the company. It keeps separate context and memories for each user while drawing on skills shared across the team. Each Bot also has its own Slack handle, so it can be invited into channels where the whole team can see its answers.
The company described four ways it uses the Bots internally:
- Sales: Each major account has its own Bot. Every night it reviews company news, Gong calls, Notion docs and Slack threads, then posts a morning briefing with role-specific drafts.
- Engineering: A Bot connected to Notion, Linear, Hex, Datadog and Cursor triages bugs, creates tickets and launches Cursor Cloud Agents. SpaceXAI says a Bot steering hundreds of agents helped a five-person team ship more than 100 PRs a day while building Team Bots.
- Marketing: A Bot reviews drafts against brand guidelines and takes approved website and SEO changes through to a preview link.
- Data: A Bot runs read-only Databricks queries, using a two-year-old library of skills that covers more than 45,000 tables, and remembers corrections.
Insurer Harper reportedly built a Bot to find customers with lapsed policies. The company did not give figures for that deployment.
All performance claims come from SpaceXAI. Pricing and limits for the beta were not disclosed. Prebuilt Bots are available for sales, product management, marketing and data analytics.