抄作业 / 做成了什么 / Grok Bot
Does logging into Grok Bot count as a separate computer?
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- 做了什么
- Staff: a Grok Bot login is its own Cursor device, and the cloud workspace can count as a second one toward Too many computers.
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- 风险提示有
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- 来源原文摘录
This is not a billing or refund question. I’m trying to understand Cursor’s device-identification behavior and whether it is documented anywhere. I recently noticed that simply logging into GrokBot appears to affect Cursor’s “Too many computers” protection. What surprised me is that I did not send any messages or start any Agent tasks through GrokBot. I only completed the login. So I’d like to understand: Does Cursor officially treat GrokBot as a separate computer/device? If so, I think this behavior should be documented much more clearly. Before logging in, there was no indication that
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GrokBot would count as another device, no warning that the login could affect the device limit, and no way to see how many devices Cursor currently recognizes. This is particularly confusing for developers who regularly use multiple environments and integrations. …RongleCat/awesome-grok-bot (GitHub) · 打开原文 ↗ 摘自论坛首帖,照录原文,未翻译。
- 提示词
来源没有给出可直接复制的提示词原文。
- 怎么复制
- 读原文:forum.cursor.com ↗
- 把原文里的步骤/提示词整理成一条消息交给 Bot
- 先手动跑一次,再决定频率
- 风险与限制
- 涉及付款、下单或预订:先让 Bot 只起草,确认后再执行
- 用到浏览器或网页登录:最耗额度,能用 connector 就别开浏览器
- 作者的结果不保证能复现,以原帖为准
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- 用金属计算器估一下