September 21, 2026
Copy-pasting between agent chats is over: Grok Bot assigns tasks to Claude Code and Codex
Grok Bot has become the dispatcher over three coding agents: they share memory, and assignments arrive by voice.
Min Choi
@minchoi
Grok Bot is the orchestrator between my agents and bots. I only talk to my chief of staff, and it distributes every assignment. Engineer bots: Grok Build + Grok 4.6 Claude Code + Fable 5.1 ChatGPT/Codex + GPT-6 Astra They share memory. No copy-pasting between chats. Real-time X search is already connected. Grok Imagine for images and video. Mobile, desktop, and a shared cloud desktop. Voice is built in.
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You give the instruction by voice once, and it reaches the right agent on its own.
At the top is Grok Bot as chief of staff, with three engineers using different models beneath it: Claude Code on Fable 5.1, Codex on GPT-6 Astra, and Grok Build on Grok 4.6. X search is connected, while Grok Imagine handles images and video.
Before and now. Previously, this setup lived across three windows: context was carried over by copy-paste, and every agent started from a blank slate. Now the context lives in a single thread, and bots hand task ownership to one another — xAI built this into Grok Bot from the beta launch on 11.08.2026.
Your own tools can be attached through a Grok custom connector: grok.com/connectors → New Connector → Custom, then the MCP server address and authorization. Connectors are open to all Grok users; there are seven built-in ones, from Gmail and Drive to Salesforce.
A bridge to local agents. The ready-made locum sends coding work from Grok Bot to local Claude Code and Codex CLI instances where you are already signed in. Three steps: `uv run server.py`, the `cloudflared tunnel --url http://127.0.0.1:8791` tunnel, then Connectors → New Connector → Custom with the tunnel address and `/mcp`. Grok cannot see localhost, so without a tunnel it cannot reach your machine.
A cold start for this bridge costs roughly 18 000 tokens of service overhead. In return, a 50-step job becomes one delegation and a few check-ins.
Grok Bot costs $200 per month for one person or comes with SuperGrok Heavy for $300 — xAI has not disclosed what the bill becomes when agents work around the clock.
A second bridge has appeared alongside it: the experimental grok-bridge alpha, which also routes tasks to Cursor and Antigravity.
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