Summary
Riley Brown demonstrates four recent updates to Grok Bot, the desktop agent platform for running a team of AI agents on marketing, coding, and other knowledge work. The video centers on the new primary bot, a team leader that receives requests and delegates them to the right specialist bot.
In the demo, a request to redesign a list view in an internal app is routed to a developer bot, which works through Cursor using Opus 5.5 and pushes the change live. The walkthrough shows the pinned team leader, the new Cursor coding tab inside Grok Bot, and how any existing bot can be made the primary bot just by asking.
Brown also explains the difference between personal bots and the new team bots. Personal bots hold individual plugins such as email and Slack that act as the user. Team bots are isolated, have their own plugins, secrets, skills, and files, start as drafts until published to the team, and can be added to a shared Slack workspace. He builds a content tracker team bot as an example, and explains why separating credentials matters when many people use the same bot.
The video also previews a fourth update aimed at reducing the website blocks that often stop agents from completing tasks online.
📺 Source: Riley Brown · Published October 05, 2026
🏷️ Format: Tutorial Demo
