Grok Bot fixes — login blocks, spend, security, routines

Every Grok Bot problem we've hit, with the fix. Grouped by what went wrong. Each page opens with the short answer.

Login & access

Grok Bot can't log into Shopify — Grok Bot's cloud browser stalls on a Cloudflare challenge at the Shopify admin login.
Grok Bot stuck in a QuickBooks 2FA loop — The Bot signs into QuickBooks Online, gets a 2FA prompt, and can't complete it.
Grok Bot LinkedIn session expired or restricted — LinkedIn logs the Bot out, challenges it, or restricts the account.
Grok Bot blocked by Google Workspace admin consent — The Gmail or Calendar connector fails with an admin-approval or unverified-app error.
Grok Bot blocked by a Cloudflare or bot-detection challenge — A general answer for every 'Grok Bot can't get past the verification page' case: what the cloud browser looks like to detection, the three access patterns that work, and the one that doesn't.

Grok Bot has no spend cap. Build one. — There's no Bot-level spending limit in Grok Bot.
Grok Bot usage doesn't match the Cursor dashboard — The Grok Bot app says 48% used; the Cursor dashboard says 0%.
A routine is burning tokens overnight — How to find which routine is spending, pause it in seconds, and rewrite the instruction so it stops when the job is done instead of checking forever.

Clean up the Grok Bot shared computer — The cloud computer belongs to your account, not to a Bot.
Give each Bot its own accounts — The single most important setup step: Bot identities.
Which of your routines can be prompt-injected — Any Bot that reads untrusted text (inboxes, tickets, web pages, documents) can be told to do things by that text.
Deleted a Bot, but its access is still there — Deleting a Bot doesn't remove sessions, files or connector authorisations from the shared computer.
A Bot is sending email as me — If a Bot was connected with your Gmail, it sends as you.

A routine stopped running — A routine that ran fine last week silently stopped.
Routine paused for inactivity — Routines that haven't run in a while get paused automatically.
Approvals piling up — Bots that ask for approval on everything stall your ops; Bots that ask for nothing are dangerous.
Bots talking in circles — Two Bots hand a task back and forth, each asking the other for clarification.

Grok Bot isn't available on your plan — Grok Bot access is bundled into Cursor and SuperGrok plans and the eligible list has changed since launch.
Grok Bot on Linux or Windows — Grok Bot ships as a macOS and iOS app.
Grok Bot blocked by Legacy Privacy Mode — Grok Bot requires cloud data storage and won't start on Cursor accounts using Legacy Privacy Mode.

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