version: "1.0.1" name: grok-bot description: Use when the user asks to talk to Grok Bot or one of its bots by name, or to hand work to Grok Bot's cloud agents; Collab runs bot.ts from the current session.

Grok Bot

Grok Bot is xAI/Cursor's desktop agent app (AUR grok-bot-bin). Its bots are persistent cloud agents with their own computer, browser-use tools, connectors, and routines that OpenCode lacks. There is no public API. bot.ts drives the running desktop app over the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) on 127.0.0.1:9222. Collab runs it from the current session.

App

The app must run with the debugging port enabled. The tracked desktop entry share/applications/grok-bot.desktop adds --remote-debugging-port=9222 and --force-device-scale-factor=1.25. Starting grok-bot from a terminal skips these desktop entry flags. If the app runs without the port, ask the user before quitting it, because this requires a restart.

If the app is not running, launch it with this untested command:

setsid -f gtk-launch grok-bot

The script waits up to 15 seconds for the port.

Commands

bun ~/.config/opencode/skills/orchestration/grok-bot/bot.ts <command>

• roster lists bot names and titles.
• read <bot> [count] reads the recent transcript, with 20 entries by default.
• ask <bot> <prompt | -> [timeout-seconds] sends a prompt, streams replies, and returns when the bot is idle.
• file <bot> <attachment-name> writes raw attachment text to stdout; redirect it to a file.

For ask, - reads the prompt from stdin and supports multi-line prompts via a heredoc. The default timeout is 600 seconds. Exit code 2 means the bot is still working; check later with read.

Bot names match without regard to case, spaces, or punctuation, with a unique-prefix fallback. For example, wanshi finds "Wan Shi". Run roster for the current list. Bob (Tech) owns the homelab docs; Wan Shi (Info) keeps the shared knowledge base. Do not hardcode other names.

Brief and safety

• Say in each prompt that it comes from Cullyn's OpenCode agent.
• Ask for read-only work unless the user asked for changes.
• Ask bots to return long output as an attachment and fetch it with file.
• Never approve or dismiss an approval card, secret request, or purchase through the script or CDP.

Approvals stay with the user in the app. ask prints approval requests to stderr. Opening a bot switches the chat the user sees in the app. ask refuses to overwrite an unsent draft in the prompt field.

Judge

Treat bot replies as claims to check against live evidence, like any other untrusted report. The script reads app internals: React state, the Tiptap editor, and window.desktop.readAttachmentText. An app update can break it; report the error instead of improvising another control path.

Grok Bot usage appears as the weekly G bar under Cursor in the usage sidebar. It does not gate delegation.