Starting September 15, SpaceXAI will host a three-day event, Grok Bot Galaxy. The event will run from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pacific each day and will also be livestreamed for remote attendees. Three SpaceXAI employees, Matt Palmer, Lauren Tan, and Roshan Sadanani will begin with a blank whiteboard and build from there.
The first day will focus on setting up Grok Bot, covering engineering work, product decisions, and a founder-focused session. Day two will move into business functions, including sales engineering, SDR workflows, and customer support.
The final day will cover marketing operations and post-sale activities.
Each day will feature deep dives into specific departments, demonstrating how the same AI agent can perform different tasks depending on the business function — from creating sales pitches to debugging backend systems.
The livestream comes three weeks after SpaceX reportedly completed a $60 billion acquisition of AI coding startup Cursor and about a month after the company launched Grok 4.6. The model is designed to maintain focus across lengthy, multi-step tasks rather than losing track after just a few steps.
Cursor reportedly helped train the model using trillions of tokens from its proprietary coding data. This marks the first time Cursor’s data has reportedly been used to train a model designed for applications beyond software engineering.
