Grok Bot to get Templates and multi-account support soon

TestingCatalog found that xAI is already preparing several new features for the recently released Grok Bot, including templates, multi-account support, Chrome profile importing, and new networking controls.

One of the major additions is a new Templates tab in Settings, where users can browse shared templates. Their exact purpose remains unclear. They could represent reusable tasks that Bots can execute, somewhat similar to Perplexity’s workflow concepts. However, Grok Bot already supports Skills, Routines, and teaching workflows through Record & Replay demonstrations, creating some functional overlap.

Another possibility is that templates apply to Bots themselves. Instead of building a Bot from scratch, users could start with a predefined role or configuration. That would make templates broader than reusable task automation and could provide ready-made setups for roles such as researchers, sales assistants, or operations agents.

Multi-account support is also in development, allowing users to add several accounts to the Grok Bot app and switch between them. This could be particularly useful for separating personal, work, or organization accounts.

Several additional settings are currently hidden. Chrome Profile Import would let users transfer Chrome profiles with cookies, potentially letting Grok Bot access websites using existing authenticated browser sessions. Desktop Egress Routing would route the Bot’s network traffic through the desktop running Grok Bot via an egress tunnel. xAI’s documentation already describes a beta setting for routing cloud-computer traffic through a user’s computer, including as a workaround for websites that block datacenter IP addresses.

Grok Bot launched in beta on August 11 as xAI’s persistent agent product, with Bots operating through a cloud computer and working across apps and websites. xAI expanded access on August 21 to SuperGrok Plus, Cursor Pro+, and all Cursor Teams plans. SuperGrok Plus currently costs $100 per month.

These upcoming controls suggest xAI is now building infrastructure around reusable Bot configurations, account management, authentication, and more flexible network access.