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Grok Bot has added pages for reports, memos, and dashboards, giving users a place to work with an AI agent on an editable document and have it keep the result current. The feature is rolling out on the latest mobile and desktop clients.
Users ask Bot to create a page, then revise it together or assign ongoing updates. That lets a recurring task produce a standing report or dashboard rather than a fresh answer buried in a chat each time it runs.
The launch demonstration follows a sales workflow. A user asks a Sales Analyst Bot for a fourth-quarter forecast and pipeline preview. Bot produces a page with headline figures, a pipeline chart that switches between segment and geographic views, and a table of top prospects.
The user then asks by voice for an update every Monday before a global forecast call. Bot creates a routine to refresh the page at 8 a.m., an hour before the meeting. Users can invite specific people, copy a link, or open the page in a browser.
Grok Bot already supports agents that work in apps and websites, maintain context, and run scheduled routines. Pages give that work a persistent home. Earlier page features in version 0.70.2 included renaming from the title, in-page search with Cmd/Ctrl+F, and PDF downloads from shared pages. The release also unified the labels for canvases and documents under "Page."
The addition follows slide deck creation and formatted email support in Grok Bot 0.68.1 and a Runway plugin for in-chat image and video generation.
