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karpdo vs Grok Bot
Grok Bot is a coworker product on one shared computer. karpdo is a managed agent platform: every agent gets a machine, and work lands in your system of record.
Grok Bot is a coworker. Karp is headcount plus an office.
They share one computer. We give every agent a key and a desk.
They leave drafts in a Gmail window. We write invoices into Primeflow, with an audit log.
They inherit Cursor's plugin policy. We let you turn a Karp agent into someone else's MCP.
Grok Bot
karpdo
Isolation
One shared cloud computer per account. Bots share the same VM, files, and logins.
One Fly Machine and encrypted volume per agent. Isolation is the security boundary, not just a persona.
System of record
Computer use finishes work in app windows. There is no first-class system of record.
MCP writes into Primeflow and your business systems — invoices, journal, approvals — not a chat draft.
Channels
Desktop and iOS chat for you — a thin client, not a customer channel.
Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp, WeChat, Email, and widget — so the agent talks to your customers.
Bring your own key
Model choice follows Cursor. No bring-your-own key.
Your key, your bill: DeepSeek, OpenAI, Anthropic, Qwen, Doubao, Grok, and more.
Inbound MCP
A Bot is not an MCP server others can call. Grok Bot inherits Cursor's plugin policy.
Expose a Karp agent as MCP. Cursor, Claude, or Grok can call it with a URL and an API key.
Shared-computer risk
A login or file on the computer is treated as available to all of your Bots. True isolation requires another Cursor user.
Credentials stay on one agent. Two agents of the same user do not share Gmail unless you copy the connection.
Directional comparison based on public Grok Bot documentation (2026-08) and karpdo's current architecture. Products change quickly — verify details on each vendor's site. Not an audited comparison.