How do I use Import Memory in Grok Bot?

What the official Grok Bot changelog says about Import Memory, how to find it in Settings, and what the docs don't cover yet.

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Last updated Oct 27, 2026

Short answer

Import Memory is a new option in Grok Bot's Settings. It brings your preferences and context from another AI assistant into your primary Bot. The official changelog for v0.77.0, dated October 26, 2026, says, "Import Memory to Grok Bot, in Settings, brings your preferences and context from another AI assistant into your primary Bot." It labels the feature "Requires Grok Bot 0.75.2 or later".

That sentence is the only official coverage I found. I checked xAI's Grok Bot docs and Cursor's Grok Bot help pages on October 27, 2026, and none of them mentions Import Memory yet. So I don't have an official source for what the screen asks you to do, which assistants it works with, or what it does with what you bring in, and I've left those out rather than guess.

Steps

Step 1: Check that you have Grok Bot 0.75.2 or later, because the changelog says Import Memory has this requirement. Open the account menu, choose Support, then About, and read the Version line. Cursor's Grok Bot How Tos page says, "Open the account menu, choose Support, then About. The dialog shows Version," and xAI's Settings and notifications page says, "Support → About shows the installed Grok Bot version."

Step 2: Open Settings and look for Import Memory. The changelog says it's "in Settings," but it doesn't name the section, and I didn't find it on xAI's Settings and notifications page or in Cursor's Grok Bot help, so I can't point you to the exact spot.

Step 3: Follow what the screen shows you. I couldn't find official instructions for this part, so I can't tell you what it will ask for. Step 4 shows how to check what came through.

Step 4: Afterward, ask your primary Bot what it remembers. Cursor's What your Bot remembers page says, "Personal Bots don't have a screen that lists their memory. Ask your Bot in chat instead:" and gives this example to ask: "What do you remember about me?" The same page shows how to correct or remove a memory in chat too. That page is about memory in general and doesn't mention Import Memory, so I can't say whether what you import shows up in that answer.

If it still fails

If you can't find Import Memory in Settings, check your version first (Step 1). If it's 0.75.2 or later and the option still isn't there, I didn't find official guidance on why. Cursor's Grok Bot FAQs page says, "Contact support while signed in to your Cursor account," and asks you to include your Grok Bot version.

What the changelog says

Source: Grok Bot changelog, v0.77.0 (October 26, 2026). The entry is titled "Permissions, Vault payments, and question cards," and the Import Memory line is in its New list. Word for word:

"Import Memory to Grok Bot, in Settings, brings your preferences and context from another AI assistant into your primary Bot."
The label next to it: "Requires Grok Bot 0.75.2 or later"

What I couldn't find

I couldn't find official answers to these, so this page doesn't answer them:

What the Import Memory screen asks you to do, and in which part of Settings it sits.
Which other AI assistants, and which kinds of files or text, it accepts.
Whether you review what it brings in before your Bot saves it.
Whether it adds to what your Bot already remembers or replaces any of it.
Whether it's in the phone app as well as the desktop app.
Whether your other Bots see what lands in your primary Bot.

How memory works in Grok Bot today

Cursor's help page What your Bot remembers doesn't mention Import Memory. It describes how a Bot's memory works in general, so it's the closest official background I found. It doesn't say how Import Memory fits in. Here is what it says:

"Each Bot keeps a memory of what it learns while it works with you."
"Each Bot has its own memory."
"Logins, cards, and contact info, like addresses and phone numbers, go in Vault, not in memory."

Cursor's Shared Bots page adds, "A shared Bot can't be your primary Bot."

Where this page comes from

Everything here comes from the official changelog and docs linked on this page. Nothing on it comes from hands-on use of Import Memory.

Sources

Grok Bot changelog (v0.77.0, October 26, 2026): https://x.ai/changelog/bot

Import Memory to Grok Bot, in Settings, brings your preferences and context from another AI assistant into your primary Bot.

Requires Grok Bot 0.75.2 or later

Cursor Help, What your Bot remembers: https://cursor.com/help/grok-bot/memory

Each Bot keeps a memory of what it learns while it works with you.

Each Bot has its own memory.

Logins, cards, and contact info, like addresses and phone numbers, go in Vault, not in memory.

Personal Bots don't have a screen that lists their memory. Ask your Bot in chat instead:

To see it: "What do you remember about me?"

Cursor Help, Shared Bots: https://cursor.com/help/grok-bot/shared-bots

A shared Bot can't be your primary Bot.

Cursor Help, Grok Bot How Tos: https://cursor.com/help/grok-bot/how-to

Open the account menu, choose Support, then About. The dialog shows Version

xAI docs, Settings and notifications: https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/settings-and-notifications

Support → About shows the installed Grok Bot version.

Cursor Help, Grok Bot FAQs: https://cursor.com/help/grok-bot/faqs

Contact support while signed in to your Cursor account.

Include your account email, your Grok Bot version

See how I set up Grok Bot: https://www.soundminds.ai/setup.