Grok Bot: quota and tokens
Agent HUD shows the Grok Bot app's personal quota and the tokens your Bots use, and takes you back to any Bot in Grok Bot.
Updated 2026-10-29
At a glance
| Feature | Grok Bot |
|---|---|
| Tokens and sessions | ✓ |
| Quota | ✓ |
| Live status | — |
| Approvals | — |
| Questions | — |
| Replies | — |
| One click back | ✓ |
| Turns and calls | — |
What you see on the HUD
Grok Bot's quotas are your weekly usage limit, or the trial limit while you are on a trial, plus extra usage when a limit is set for it. The most used of them sets Grok Bot's colour in the glow, and the hover lists them with their resets, beside your Bots and their tokens.
Which account does it count against?
Your personal Grok Bot account, with the plan the app shows. A team seat's quota is not read. Each reading keeps the time Grok Bot itself last read it, so an old reading never looks fresh; the app refreshes it.
Running turns and replies
Agent HUD does not show a Bot working and has no reminder when it replies. One click takes you back to the Bot in the Grok Bot app.
What does Agent HUD read?
The cache the Grok Bot app keeps on your Mac: your list of Bots and the quota the app last read. Its sign-in files are never opened. Grok Bot's usage belongs to the Cursor account it signs in with, so your Bots' tokens come from the last seven days of usage that account reports, read with Cursor's sign-in on this Mac. No message goes to a model.
On Windows and Linux, Agent HUD does not read Grok Bot yet.
On iPhone and Apple Watch
On the same network as the release, iPhone and Apple Watch show Grok Bot's quota, tokens and sessions without a subscription. With Agent HUD Remote you can also read its conversations, on any network.