Grok Bot burns a week of Cursor Ultra quota in one day for a $200/mo user
alexcovo_eth · x · 2026-10-25
A new article digs into a usage-limit controversy around Grok Bot: user Craig Hewitt, who pays $200/month for Cursor's Ultra plan, reported on August 23 that his Grok Bot hit its weekly usage cap in a single day. The next day, engineer Jediah Katz, who builds Grok Bot, responded to the report.
The episode highlights how agent-style tools can burn through plan quotas far faster than expected, a practical warning for developers running automated agents against subscription limits.
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