Grok Bot Team Bots now learn for the team and join Microsoft Teams

Grok Bot Team Bots now learn for the whole team. When a teammate teaches one a better way to do a task, it suggests the change, and the owner or a Manager approves it first.

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Grok Bot Team Bots now learn for the team and join Microsoft Teams

Review learnings

Suggested Updates the skill

Decide Approve or Reject

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A Team Bot can now reach past your Cursor team, to everyone in your organization. Or keep it to the people and groups you invite. Either way, the owner and Managers can always use it.

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Share a Team Bot with your whole organization

Your team Your organization People you invite

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In Slack, a Team Bot shared with your organization now answers any full workspace member, even without a team seat. Those replies use the team's usage, and Slack guests are never included. The setting is still reaching teams.

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Slack members who aren't on your team can mention it

Shared with your organization

In Slack Any full workspace member

Usage The team's

Never Slack guests, Slack Connect

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Shared connectors let a Team Bot use an app through one account, so teammates don't each connect it. Use each teammate's account, yours, or the Bot's own, which some apps don't support yet.

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One app login can work for the whole team

Shared connectors

Option Use individual accounts

Option Share your account

Option The Bot's own account

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Admins get two new switches on the Cursor dashboard. Bot sharing can limit sharing to admins, and Bots already shared stay shared. Allow Shared Logins starts off, and a Manager can't share an account until it's on.

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Admins decide who can share Bots and logins

Bot sharing

Choose Everyone or Admins only

Allow Shared Logins

Default Off

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Team Bots now work in Microsoft Teams, next to Slack. A team admin enables Microsoft Teams on the dashboard, the owner or a Manager connects the Bot, and a Microsoft Teams admin approves each Bot.

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Team Bots can join Microsoft Teams

1 An admin enables Microsoft Teams

2 The owner connects the Bot

3 A Teams admin approves it

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Owners and Managers can now manage a Team Bot from the phone app. Share it, edit its skills, approve what it learned, add routines, and, where Analytics shows, check active users and hours saved.

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Run a Team Bot from your phone

Share Skills Learnings Routines Analytics

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Finding one is easier too. Ask one of your own Bots whether there's a Team Bot for on-call triage, and it searches the ones you can use by what they do.

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Ask your own Bot to find a Team Bot

Your chat

You Is there a Team Bot for on-call triage?

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If your team works in Microsoft Teams, or connects the same app one person at a time, I'd try this update first. The Team Bots guide covers setup, and the teams and enterprises page covers admin switches.

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Bring a Team Bot to where your team already talks

Guides

Team Bots docs.x.ai/grok-bot/shared-bots

Admins docs.x.ai/grok-bot/teams-and-enterprises

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