Grok Bot 1.0.0 build surfaces planned messaging and task features
TestingCatalog reports that a downloadable Grok Bot 1.0.0 build, described as the first stable version of SpaceX AI's autonomous agent, has surfaced but was not officially rolled out to users. The build also contains or references experimental features for Microsoft Teams, Discord, a dedicated Tasks view, and texting permissions, though no confirmed release timeline was provided.
The pre-release build offers a concrete view of Grok Bot's planned collaboration, task-monitoring, and messaging capabilities, but its availability and the status of these features remain unconfirmed by an official rollout.
SpaceX AI is preparing to release Grok Bot 1.0.0, the first stable version of its autonomous AI agent. The build is already available for download, although it has not officially rolled out to users. An announcement could follow shortly, marking a major milestone for the company.
Meanwhile, we have spotted several additional features in development. One is Microsoft Teams integration, which would allow users to trigger their Grok Bots directly from Teams. Grok Bot already supports Slack and can use Teams messages to trigger routines, but the new functionality could provide more direct access to bots within Microsoft’s collaboration platform.
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A dedicated Tasks tab is also being developed to provide an overview of ongoing processes outside the main chat interface. It could serve as a central control panel where users monitor active tasks, scheduled routines, and work delegated across multiple bots. This would be particularly useful for users orchestrating several agents simultaneously.
