SpaceXAI has updated Grok Bot’s X search and monitoring features, removing the need for users to link an X account or set up a connector before the bot can search posts and follow topics. The change lets Grok Bot collect posts directly, track breaking developments, monitor feedback around a product, and compile recurring industry updates. Combined with its existing scheduled task feature, the bot can also check for new posts on a regular basis and return organized results in the chat.
Grok Bot had already integrated with X in August, but that version required account linking and relied on the X API to query posts. The latest update shifts that workflow to a built-in tool that can search and read X directly. According to a Grok Bot developer, X queries used to incur a cost. Read-only queries are now free, though they still face rate limits. Actions beyond read access, including posting, still require users to configure an X connector. The company has not disclosed the exact free query quota at this stage.
SpaceXAI has updated the X search and monitoring functions in its AI assistant, Grok Bot. Users no longer need to link an X account or configure a connector before asking the bot to collect posts or track topics.
The feature can be used to keep watch on user feedback around a product, follow breaking news, or compile regular industry roundups. With Grok Bot’s existing scheduled task capability, the bot can also check for fresh posts at set intervals, organize the results, and send them back into the conversation.
Shift from account-linked API access to a built-in reading tool
Grok Bot first connected to X in August, but that setup required users to link their account and query posts through the X API. After the update, users can search and read X directly through a built-in tool.
Read-only queries are now free, but limits remain
A Grok Bot developer said X queries previously carried a cost. Read-only queries are now free, although they are still subject to rate limits. Non-read actions, including posting, still require an X connector to be configured.
The company has not published the specific free query quota.
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