Cursor's Terms of Service now reference Grok Bot as a separate product. An added sentence states that if you enable or access Grok Bot, your use is subject to the Grok Bot Terms, meaning users of that feature must comply with a separate set of terms in addition to the main Cursor agreement. This creates a dual-terms structure for users who activate that feature.
The updated terms now explicitly state that enabling or accessing Grok Bot requires compliance with separate Grok Bot Terms in addition to the main Cursor Terms of Service. This means users who activate this feature operate under two separate agreements rather than one. The practical effect is that the Grok Bot feature is governed by its own distinct ruleset, and users should review both documents to understand their complete obligations.
→ Review the Grok Bot Terms to understand the rules governing that feature if you use it
Added requirement that Grok Bot use is subject to separate governing terms
This change record describes what was added, removed, or modified in the document. Analysis reflects what the updated agreement states or permits. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
This change clarifies contractual jurisdiction over a feature by establishing a separate terms document for Grok Bot. It does not materially expand restrictions or obligations in the main Cursor agreement; it instead delineates scope by …
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