And just like, every OpenAi user shifted to using the xAi stack, and changed all operations with a single prompt from Grok Bot.
Severe short sight from Sam and Company
JUST IN: OpenAI is ending its Cursor partnership after the SpaceX acquisition.
• Notified SpaceX today
• Proposed shutoff for Cursor’s direct access to OpenAI models: November 12, 2026
• Maximum notice under the contract
• Future models (including Astra) will not go to Cursor
• Cites Elon companies violating OpenAI terms — X after the Twitter deal, and xAI admitted under oath
“We’re ending our partnership with Cursor following its acquisition by SpaceX.”
Source: OpenAI on 𝕏
@paulg My fault I shouldve codified the web, made a reusable rocket, designed EV framework, and started training LLM instead of been a teenager so that I can qualify for the current job postings
@elonmusk@xai@bot@cursor_ai
Would be nice if X consolidated offcial team members as a Community or a Topic to follow for rapid Grok Bot Tips and tricks Access
I feel like @SpaceXAI really needs to nail down how the integration with @cursor_ai and @grok is going to work so people aren’t trying to balance and debate which subscriptions they need and all that jazz
@elonmusk@xai@cursor_ai@bot
The current pricing and naming across X Premium+, SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus/Heavy, and Grok Bot has become quite confusing for a lot of users.
X Premium+ has long been described as including SuperGrok-level access, yet the Grok Bot page refers to “eligible SuperGrok” plans while only the higher standalone tiers (Plus and Heavy) actually unlock Bot access. This creates understandable uncertainty for people already paying for Premium+.
It would also help to have a single, consistent place to manage and upgrade subscriptions. Right now the process can be fragmented .... for example, if the subscription was started through the Android app, changes often require going through Google Play on a phone even when the product is primarily used on desktop. A unified web-based subscription page that works cleanly across devices would make the experience much smoother.
One possible direction worth considering is a more modular “pick and choose” approach, where users can select the specific features or capability levels they actually need (higher rate limits, Grok Bot access, image/video generation, etc.) rather than being forced into broad fixed tiers. Combined with a clear single ladder and unified billing, this could reduce friction and better match what different people actually want.
This is ultimately a communication problem, and when clarity is missing, negativity tends to fill the void.
Addressing it would support maximum efficiency of adoption.
Thanks for considering it.
x premium+ comes with SuperGrok
to get Grok Bot I need to get SuperGrok Plus
SuperGrok Plus does not come with x premium+
so i'd have to get a standalone SuperGrok Plus subscription
does that mean i'd pay $100 + $40/month?
so do i downgrade to premium (not plus) and then sub to supergrok +?
also, i'm on the premium+ annual plan (accident) and i was unable to switch it to monthly upon renewal so i turned off renewal... in order to turn back on renewal it's asking me to renew but its not giving me a monthly option
lol... this is confusing and frustrating.
Fundamentally change your life for $40 a month
Grok Bot now handles my:
- inboxes, appointments, invoices
- first drafts and deep research for prds, launch bill of materials, pr faqs
- prs and status updates for bug fixes, in-app language updates, & more
- ops for contractors, agencies, beta access programs & more