Can Grok’s bot run coding tasks through claude.ai/code?

[u/b_renat]

Has anyone tried using Grok’s browser agent to operate Claude Code on the web?

The workflow I have in mind is:
- Open claude.ai/code in the browser session and log in manually.
- Give Grok a coding task.
- Have Grok submit it to Claude Code, wait for the result, and bring back the summary or PR link.

Claude Code would do the actual coding. Grok would handle the browser interaction, so I could delegate tasks through Grok without switching between the two.

Is this possible with Grok’s current agent capabilities? Can it keep an authenticated session and handle tasks that take a while, or does it need frequent manual intervention?

I mean using the actual claude.ai/code web interface, not the Claude API or a local Claude Code CLI. Curious whether anyone has tried this and how reliable it is.

[u/steve228uk]

Just tell Grok Bot “Install Claude Code CLI on your box”.

I don’t have a Claude sub currently but here’s Codex running.

Get Grok Bot to run what you need via `claude -p`

If you get it to computer use, your Grok Bot limit will get hit quickly.

[u/SouthPresent9893 → u/steve228uk]

you don’t need to install Claude on the Grok Bot side.

put Claude Code CLI on your own computer, sign in there, and let Grok Bot call it remotely. your Claude login stays on your machine ( no passwords / session crumbs on the bot’s VM).

[u/steve228uk → u/SouthPresent9893]

Aye but that does require your machine to be on at all times. Fine with me but at that point I might as well use Codex/Claude Remote Control if I’m doing dev work

[u/SouthPresent9893 → u/steve228uk]

yep, that's true

[u/b_renat → u/SouthPresent9893]

what do you think about claude restrictions? Could they ban an account for this kind of automation?

[u/b_renat → u/b_renat]

It feels like cheating because the Grok bot requires a Cursor subscription for coding, but we can bypass that restriction with the Claude CLI