Users can set jobs to run on a calendar recurrence — for example, daily, hourly, weekly on chosen weekdays, monthly, or on a custom cadence . You can also set a one-time run at a specific local time
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An automation can fire when an incoming email matches filters based on the sender, recipient, or subject line . This means an inbox event — a customer request, invoice, security notice, or project update — can start work immediately rather than waiting for the next scheduled check
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Every execution of an automation becomes a conversation entry in the user's chat history . There is also a dedicated run history for viewing past outputs and a template system for reusing job configurations
. Users can create and manage multiple automations from within the Grok interface. Results are reported back via app notification or email
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Launch-day reports indicate Automations is a paid-tier feature. Multiple pricing sources confirm that Grok's consumer plans in July 2026 are:
xAI has not published a detailed feature matrix explicitly listing Automations in each tier as of launch day, but the strongest available evidence places Automations behind the SuperGrok subscription (≈$30/month) . Free-tier users are unlikely to have access given the rate-limit and model restrictions. The official Grok demo video also labels email-triggered automations as a SuperGrok feature
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xAI appears to be retiring the standalone Tasks feature and folding its scheduling capability into the broader Automations system .