Route heavy Grok Bot work into an existing Cursor cloud allocation
At a glance
Brandon Starship used a Grok Bot skill to delegate expensive execution to Cursor cloud agents while keeping Grok Bot in charge of coordination. This workflow is listed under agent-orchestration, cloud-agents, usage-management.
He built a Heavy Lift skill with his chief-of-staff bot after exhausting Grok Bot usage while leaving Cursor Ultra capacity unused. The skill sends substantial tasks to Cursor cloud agents and keeps management in Grok Bot. A follow-up shares the guide and an explicit invocation.
How it went
He reports that work previously consuming about 5% of his Grok Bot allowance used less than 1% after delegation.
Worth knowing
Execution consumes the user's Cursor allocation; the reported reduction measures Grok Bot usage.
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