Grok Bot just got an update with v0.75.2! 🚀 Pages, new chat cards, and video creation Also includes v0.72.0, v0.72.1, v0.73.0, v0.73.1, v0.74.0, v0.75.0 and v0.75.1 Changelog v0.75.2 New: • Bots can build Pages, such as reports, memos, and dashboards, that you edit together or have the Bot keep up to date. • Bots can create videos from a description or from an image you share. • You can pin Library pages, files, and links to a Pinned section that stays at the top and syncs across your devices. • The dashboard's Pages section lists the Pages you've shared, where you can unshare or delete them. • Hovering over or focusing a Library row shows a preview with who sent the item, when, and who can see a Page. • Bots can pay with Shop Pay, through Shop checkout where a store accepts it and with a one-time Shop card elsewhere. • You can connect X Money in one tap from a chat, the connector page, or checkout, after signing in to X if no X account is linked. • Page owners can share a Page with their whole organization or with another team in it. (Teams) • Team admins can limit who can share Pages with everyone on the team. (Teams) • Team admins can turn on link previews that show a Team Bot's name, description, color, and shape wherever its link is posted. (Teams) • A keyboard shortcuts sheet opens with ⌘/ and from Help, the profile menu, and the command palette. • Typing > at the start of a composer line starts a block quote, and Backspace at the start of a quoted line lifts it back out. • You can reorder attachments in the composer by dragging them or by pressing Alt with the arrow keys. • You can connect Zoho CRM and choose your account's regional data center before you sign in. • Team admins can upload a team icon, shown in workspace selectors and on Team Bots. (Teams) • Team Bot owners and managers can let collaborators create routines from Configure. (Teams) • Pages can capture the pointer and fill the screen. • The GitHub connector can list your repositories, compare commits, list a pull request's commits, and read branch and issue comments. • The built-in Gmail connection can attach files to drafts and sends, reply all, add a note when forwarding, and set label colors. • Bots can create, update, or delete several Google Calendar events in one step, and edited events no longer shift to a different time. • Routines can read the Bot's inboxes. • A task the Bot hands off can create images and videos for the chat. • A shared Team Bot's welcome in a team or group chat includes a Chat with me link, and an owner-only Bot greets only its owner. (Teams) • Enterprise team admins can permanently delete a member's Grok Bot data from Manage Member Computers and Data in Security & Compliance, or through the Admin API. (Enterprise) Improved: • Cards in chat have a new design, from approvals and questions to files, links, and tables. • The Bot details pane is one column, with a profile you click to edit above Media, Computer, and Routines tabs. • Voice calls can draw on your earlier calls and recent chat with the Bot. • The Bot opens links before sending them and leaves out broken ones. • Auto-review approval cards describe the action in one sentence, name the app with its logo, and flag irreversible or sensitive changes. • When you name a service, the Bot shows that connector's connect card in its first reply. • When a connector signs you out or rejects a sign-in, the Bot says why, such as a restricted Google account, and how to fix it. • When a routine hits a signed-out connector, the chat shows that connector's Reconnect card, at most once a day. • Before a browser or desktop task that takes a few minutes, the Bot tells you it will take a while. • If you already shared a password or code in the chat, the Bot uses it instead of refusing to continue. • Pull requests, issues, and repositories mentioned in replies are links. • When the Bot asks how to pay, you choose on a card. • What a personal Bot saves to memory in one chat is remembered in all your chats with it, and only you can change it. • Deleting a Bot permanently erases its conversations, memory, routines, and attachments, and removes its Slack app. • The first email a Bot sends to someone new includes a one-click unsubscribe link. • In Slack, asking the Bot to investigate, research, or check something gets a researched answer instead of a quick reply. • Deleting your account first lists what you'd lose, and linking an already unified Grok account offers to merge into it instead of failing. • Source links in replies show as compact citation chips, and company names as ticker pills. • Number columns in chat tables line up on the decimal point, with header sublines, summary rows, and footnotes. • Files you send show as cards with their type, name, and size, and captioned images offer Copy and Download on hover. • Your reactions show the moment you tap them, and the message no longer shifts under your pointer. • The Library opens faster for people with many Team Bots. • Team Bots shared with you open straight to their saved conversation. (Teams) • Browser sign-in waits up to 20 minutes and offers Copy link, and Reopen link resumes the same sign-in instead of starting over. • Connect Apps shows each plugin's own logo, and setting up a plugin with your own OAuth client lists the callback URLs to register. • A webhook routine's menu shows its URL and key, and the key stays hidden until you reveal it. Fixed: • Scrolling back quickly through a long chat no longer stalls before older messages load. • Search results from further back in a chat open on the right message, even right after launch. • Desktop notifications show Bot replies as plain text with full links, and skip replies you already read on another device. • Voice calls survive network drops and crashes, pick your microphone back up when it reconnects, and the Bot can answer while you're muted. • Pressing Enter once while recording a voice note sends it. • Keyboard shortcuts, including ⌘F and the command palette, work while a Page is open, and the palette no longer closes the Page. • Pressing Back while a Page is open closes the Page and stays on its Bot, instead of jumping to the Bot you viewed before. • A Page's Share menu shows its current visibility, even after it changed on another device or the dashboard. • When a message can't be saved, the app says whether your computer is out of disk space. • The desktop app connects directly unless you've turned on a system proxy, which fixes loading behind some corporate proxies. • When sign-in can't connect, the app asks you to check your connection instead of saying it stopped waiting for your browser. • A new or reinstalled desktop app skips onboarding for an account that already finished it. • Typing a follow-up leaves an open question card unanswered instead of answering it. • Bot names mentioned with @ in a reply open that Bot's chat. • Turning a Bot's tool on or off applies the state you saw, so an outdated list can't turn a blocked tool back on. • When creating a Bot or publishing a Bot template is refused, the app shows the reason. • Page cards and titles update as soon as the Bot renames a Page, and older Page cards open its latest version. • Connect Apps waits longer for your plugins instead of showing Couldn't refresh, and built-in plugins no longer offer an Uninstall that failed. • Buying credits, turning on auto top-up, and saving a spend limit show a confirmation or an error in the desktop app. • Reactions and card answers you add while a Bot is working stay after its turn ends. • An approval you don't answer in time leaves a chat line that names what expired. • Large Google Slides edits update the live deck. • Emails a Bot sends through Gmail show your name and the signature saved for that address, and reply drafts stay in their thread. • Bot pictures larger than about 3 MB now save. • A routine's result still reaches you if you send a message before the Bot finishes handing it off. • Pausing and resuming a routine keeps your last choice, even when you tap from two devices. • After an account merge, the remaining account keeps its Grok Bot email inbox and connector settings.

Grok Build CLI just got an update with v1.0.69! 🚀 Changelog v1.0.69 Features: • Dashboard directory grouping now shows a header with the folder path and agent count above each folder's agents. • Dashboard location (branch and folder) now sits on the dispatch box's top border instead of its own header row. • `/resume` on the dashboard now lists sessions from every folder, with the current folder and its checkouts first. • Welcome menu now lists Resume session (`Ctrl+R`) above New worktree (`Ctrl+W`). Performance: • Quitting Grok returns you to your shell sooner because it no longer waits out fixed intervals. Bug Fixes: • `[ui] simple_mode` is retired and no longer has any effect; sessions always open with the prompt focused. • `grok doctor` and `/doctor` now point out a leftover `[ui] vim_mode` key (now `[keys] vim`) or the retired `[ui] simple_mode` key in your config.

Grok Build CLI just got an update with v1.0.68! 🚀 Changelog v1.0.68 Features: • Worktree create and fork now list files that could not be copied and any mode changes that were lost. • Vim navigation is now one setting, `[keys] vim` (`off` or `nav`), also set with `/vim-mode`; the older `[ui] vim_mode` still works. • Terminal theme now draws a subtle band behind your prompts using the colors your terminal reports. • Mode-switch toast now shows the mode name (Agent, Plan, Ask) in the mode's own color. • Change-directory picker (`Ctrl+L` on the dashboard) opens with the path field unfocused, like the `/resume` search. • Image placeholders in the transcript now show whether the actual image was sent or only the text was typed. Bug Fixes: • Worktree create now fails cleanly instead of falling back when it cannot copy tracked files or runs out of disk space. • Running Grok sessions are no longer broken when an update deletes their binary. • Dashboard model picks now keep their selected context window when spawning the next session. • Send Now prompts and rewound turns now correctly restore and mark any images that were originally sent. • Resumed sessions now show the correct sent or struck-through state for image placeholders.

Grok Bot just got an update with v0.71.2! 🚀 Smarter notifications and larger file attachments Also includes v0.71.0 and v0.71.1 Changelog v0.71.2 New: • Bots can send from a tagged form of their email address, like name+shop@, and a routine on that tag runs only for its mail. • Forms a Bot asks you to fill in can arrive with known fields filled in, and you can edit them before you submit. • While a paid account merge is still moving this account's data, Settings shows Your accounts are being merged, with Contact Support if it runs long. • Team admins can turn off Messaging between Bots under Bot capabilities on the dashboard, so members' Bots can't message or hand work to other Bots. (Teams) • Enterprise team admins can recreate, terminate, or delete members' Grok Bot computers from Manage Bot Computers on the dashboard or through the Admin API. (Enterprise) • When a Bot's computer runs low on disk, the Bot tells you once, names the biggest files, and deletes them only if you agree. Improved: • While you use Grok Bot on a Mac or Windows PC, Bot replies and questions notify you there instead of your phone. Requires Grok Bot 0.70.2 or later. • You can attach files up to 250 MB and videos up to 1 GB, and the Bot says when a video is too large to watch. Requires Grok Bot 0.70.2 or later. • One message can carry up to 20 attachments instead of 6, and a notice says how many weren't added past the 200 MB total. • Images a Bot creates or captures, and files from cloud agents it started, load in the chat while its computer is asleep. • If a voice chat's connection drops, the call reconnects and continues the same conversation instead of ending. • Bots can use up to 200 skills from your installed plugins instead of 24, so skills from plugins you add are no longer left out. • When a Bot's computer is asleep, clicking the Computer is asleep preview wakes it in place, replacing the separate Wake button. • Grok Bot opens while the Bot's computer is still starting, instead of waiting behind a full-window Setting up Grok Bot's computer screen. • Sending while the Bot's computer wakes no longer shows Waiting to send… under your message or Waking your computer… in the message box. • Bots can archive, move, delete, flag, or mark many Outlook messages as read or unread in one step instead of one at a time. • At checkout, Bots use card details or photos you send in chat, asking only for missing fields or a verification code in a Secure Form. • When GitHub can't see a repository, the Bot stops retrying and gives you a link to the GitHub page where you grant access. • Bot searches on X with date limits, minimum likes or reposts, or filters X doesn't support now return posts instead of being rejected. • When a Bot asks you to choose with a question card, it no longer repeats the question and options in a message beside it. • Email drafts from a Bot's own address show attachments as file cards, marked when they can't be sent, changed since attached, are too large, or weren't scanned. • Merging accounts finishes when both accounts have files on the Bot's computer, keeping both sets and adding (from transferred account) to clashing file names. • In Team Bot Slack setup, Connect goes straight to Slack, Awaiting admin approval offers Resubmit, and a denied request shows when it was denied. (Teams) • When a Team Bot asks to use your connected account, the card explains the access covers only your own messages and others can't use it. (Teams) • Captions in the full-screen image viewer show formatting and clickable links, and images keep their size as you page between them. • In a Bot's info pane, the name reads as plain text until you hover or click to rename it, and screen readers announce it as editable. • On approval cards, the rule under labels such as Paused by your Ask first rule shows as plain text, without a box or quotation marks. • Animated Bot avatars in the sidebar and a chat's activity line move more smoothly. • When GitHub isn't connected, the Bot offers a single Connect GitHub action instead of listing every GitHub tool. • A voice call from your phone wakes the Bot's sleeping computer, so the Bot can work with what you said after the call. Fixed: • While the Bot's computer is asleep, Grok Bot keeps what it loaded and says Your computer is asleep instead of showing Couldn't refresh or connection errors. • When the Bot's computer updates, a working Bot reconnects to the new computer and keeps going. • When the Bot's computer fails to wake, the Bot says it couldn't start instead of retrying as if it were still starting up. • Images and files a Bot shares from its computer still load in the chat when the app can't fetch them from that computer directly. • Opening a file right after you send it shows its contents instead of File unavailable. • When the server fails an attachment upload, Grok Bot says Couldn't upload an attachment and keeps your draft, instead of asking you to check your connection. • When your computer sleeps, Bots treat it as disconnected within two minutes and say so right away, instead of waiting for commands to time out. • After a Wi-Fi, VPN, or other network change, Bots can run tasks on your computer right away instead of finding it unreachable. • Commands a Bot runs on your computer keep going through brief connection stalls and long waits instead of failing as temporarily unreachable. • If work is meant for one of your computers that's offline, the Bot tells you instead of running it on another computer without asking. • Background jobs a Bot starts on your Mac, such as a local server, keep running after the command returns. • Plugin and Auto-review settings changes keep reaching the Bot's computer after Grok Bot reconnects, instead of stalling until a restart. • When a Bot asks to wait on a command longer than the time limit, it's told the limit right away instead of timing out. • When a safety check blocks a Bot's reply, the chat shows Blocked by a safety check and Try a different message instead of a generic error. • Tables in Bot replies stay within the reply's width and scroll sideways when they need more room. • Attachments in one message that share a file name are numbered, such as report.pdf (2), so you can open or remove the right one. • On Windows, pasting text copied from a list into the message box keeps it inline instead of splitting it into extra paragraphs. • On Windows and Linux, text copied from a chat pastes into other apps with non-English characters and curly quotes intact. • Opening Grok Bot to a restored chat no longer flashes a Couldn't refresh bar above the message box. • Switching accounts or signing back in shows the app's loading frame instead of a blank white window. • Switching accounts while a queued message is canceled or refused no longer puts its text and attachments in the other account's message box. • Accounts without Grok Bot access finish setup and see just the access notice, without setup or load errors. • When the Bot you had open is deleted on another device, Grok Bot opens another of your Bots instead of an empty pane. • Deleting several Bots at once still deletes the rest when one fails, and the alert names only the Bot that failed. • Sidebar section changes that can't be saved stay put with Can't reach your computer and Retry, then save once your computer is reachable. • In the collapsed sidebar, a Bot list that can't load shows a warning icon with retry instead of text squeezed letter by letter. • The full-screen computer view no longer shows a cut-off snippet of a subagent's instructions or a Couldn't load subagents line. • When a Bot's routines fail to load, Couldn't load routines appears inside the Routines section of its details pane. • With the details pane open and no Bot selected, a failed primary Bot load shows Couldn't load and Try again. • When a Bot's skills can't be loaded, the @ menu no longer shows a Couldn't load skills row. • The sidebar's number shortcut badges no longer stay on screen after you change zoom with Cmd or Ctrl. • In the collapsed sidebar, the More unreads button is a circle with its arrow centered. • When you drag Bots or sections in the sidebar, screen readers announce their names and where they land. • Screen readers announce a Bot's reply even when it arrives after the announcement that the Bot stopped. • When you Tab to a link and its preview card opens, keyboard focus moves into the card. • When a Bot changes a routine while the app is briefly disconnected, the Routines list updates once it reconnects, without a reload. • After onboarding creates your primary Bot, the Introducing your primary Bot chooser no longer asks you to pick one again. • After you answer a request to use your computer, the Bot's sidebar row shows Allowed, Denied, or Expired instead of Permission required. • When you pause and keep talking in a voice chat, the transcript extends your line instead of repeating it, and leaves out noise tags. • Connector calls no longer time out after one minute: they wait up to two minutes for a reply, and longer while the connector reports progress. • Bots see the full parameters of tools on connectors from Grok, so they call those tools correctly instead of guessing. • Bots hit X's rate limit less often when searching X or reading posts, and a rate-limited call no longer counts toward your X read limit. • Bots work with a specific Stripe customer, invoice, subscription, or payment on the first try instead of hitting a missing parameter error. • Stop also ends a Bot's background subagents, so their results no longer wake the Bot afterward, and their pending approval cards expire. • When you hand the Bot's computer back with I'm done or Skip, the Bot posts its answer in the chat instead of sometimes staying silent. • Scripts a Bot runs in its browser no longer fail over extra or out-of-range settings, so browser tasks finish more often. • Secure Form fills fields on more websites, including inside embedded frames from other sites, instead of leaving them empty. • When a routine needs to sign in to a site, it asks you in chat at that step instead of quietly stopping. • Bots ask for logins and other multi-field details on one Secure Form instead of a secret request card that holds a single value. • Screenshot, computer, and browser actions keep working when you haven't connected 1Password, instead of failing on a saved-login check. • Messaging from another time zone updates the zone the Bot uses for schedules and reminders right away, unless you chose one under Timezone in Settings. • Bots with any shape the avatar editor offers, such as sparkle or star, can be shared as templates without the Bot changing its look. • Emails that arrive in a Bot's own inbox keep each link's web address, so the Bot can open verification and sign-in links. • Email sent to a Bot's own address arrives even when its subject, sender address, or thread references are very long. • After you choose Disable drafts for a Bot, it sends email from its own address right away, without a draft card. • After a Bot claims an email address, opening Email or Plugins shows it as Connected instead of still offering Connect. • When you allow a Team Bot to use one of your plugins, its tools work right away instead of the Bot failing to find them. (Teams) • Plugins on a Team Bot use the settings your team admin entered, such as a Datadog site, when the Bot has none of its own. (Teams) • A Team Bot still named New team bot with no description shows Draft, not Published to your team, until you rename it or add a description. (Teams) • Grok Bot works under your selected team even when another team you're on uses Privacy Mode (Legacy), as long as the selected team doesn't. • Account merges that move many Bots finish in one go instead of failing and showing Your account merge is taking longer than usual. • When a downloaded update is withdrawn, Restart to Update goes away and Grok Bot keeps your current version, even when you quit on a Mac. • An update download that keeps restarting from the beginning waits between tries and then stops with an error instead of retrying nonstop. • When the update server sends a broken response, Settings says The update server returned an invalid response instead of blaming your connection. • Restart to Update shows Restarting… and waits up to two minutes for commands a Bot is running on your computer to finish. • When an update replaces Grok Bot's files while it runs, reloading or crash recovery relaunches the app instead of showing a blank window. • On Linux deb and rpm installs, Update required links the latest package, leading with it when the package repository doesn't have the update yet. • On Windows and Linux, opening Grok Bot while it's still quitting reopens it after the quit instead of leaving nothing open. • GitHub tools stay available after a connection block and work once you reconnect, without starting a new chat. • When Gmail refuses to open a full thread, the Bot still answers from the thread's first message. • A connector that still needs Allow keeps its name, so the Bot asks you to allow it instead of saying it can't find it. • A Bot keeps its connector tools while its computer is asleep, starting up, or not created yet, instead of losing them for that turn.

Grok Build CLI just got an update with v1.0.67! 🚀 Changelog v1.0.67 Features: • Worktrees also use their main checkout's saved "always allow" answers, so you are not asked again for a tool you already allowed there. Set `[features] worktree_inherits_main_approvals = false` to turn this off; the main checkout's "never allow" answers apply either way. • Prompt suggestions follow vim mode: with `[ui].vim_mode` on, `Tab` moves focus to the scrollback instead of accepting the suggestion. `→` or `Ctrl+→` accepts a suggestion, and `Esc` dismisses it. Bug Fixes: • Headless `grok -p` runs exit when their work is done instead of hanging when a background task or subagent finishes and its output is read in the same turn. • The theme picker in Settings restores your previous theme when you leave it any way other than `Enter`, as `/theme` already does. • Quitting a session with hooks configured is faster: the session-end `Stop` hook runs at the same time as the `SessionEnd` hooks and gets at most 1.5 seconds.

Grok Build CLI just got an update with v1.0.66! 🚀 Changelog v1.0.66 Performance: • `@` file completion shows results about 5 ms after you type instead of about 40 ms. Bug Fixes: • `/theme` restores your previous theme when you leave the picker any way other than `Enter`, such as `Esc`, `Ctrl+U`, `Tab` then `Esc`, or opening Settings or the dashboard. • Selected and highlighted rows stay readable on every theme because reverse-video text is never dimmed. This fixes faint descriptions in selected menu rows on the `terminal` theme in terminals such as Kitty.

Grok Build CLI just got an update with v1.0.65! 🚀 Changelog v1.0.65 Features: • `/resume` search finds sessions from other folders, tolerates typos, and also matches the commands, file paths, and replies in a session. • `--permission-mode plan` starts the session in plan mode, as documented, instead of the default mode. • The dashboard's `Ctrl+L` folder picker lists up to 50 recent folders instead of 10. • `grok --help` gives each command and option a one-line summary, and `grok help -h` and `grok help --help` print the help command's own help instead of an error. Bug Fixes: • `/resume` search keeps a single typed character literal and matches each typed word at the start of a word, so `log fix` no longer matches "Blog prefix cleanup". • `DISABLE_TELEMETRY` and `DISABLE_ERROR_REPORTING` turn telemetry and crash reports off for any non-empty value, including `0` and `false`. A `GROK_TELEMETRY_ENABLED` or `GROK_ERROR_REPORTING` value Grok can't read also counts as off.

Grok Build CLI just got an update with v1.0.64! 🚀 Changelog v1.0.64 Breaking Changes: • Untrusted folders run only your organization's managed hooks. User, project, plugin, and agent hooks wait until you trust the folder. Headless sessions treat user hooks as trusted. Features: • Worktree names typed with `Ctrl+W` keep Unicode letters such as `café`, and a name or ref that starts with `-` is refused. • Auto mode runs a shell command without review only when every command in it matches an allowlist entry; anything else asks first. Permission rules read each word the way bash passes it to the program. • `/resume` loads older sessions when you reach the last row, and shows how many sessions are loaded. • Auto mode runs `make --version`, `cmake --version`, and `just --version` without asking. • HTTP connections, including remote MCP servers, accept gzip, brotli, zstd, and deflate compressed responses. • Plugin install suggestions above the prompt are off when `disable_plugins = true` is set. Bug Fixes: • New worktrees keep tracked files that match `.gitignore`, and leave out files excluded only by `.git/info/exclude` or `core.excludesFile`. • A new session that fails to start puts what you typed back in the prompt you return to, instead of losing it. • Web search works from a session's first turn, and in subagents, when the search model signs in through an external auth provider. • `grok -w`, `grok worktree create`, worktree forks, and subagent worktrees refuse up front with the sandbox's message when the sandbox profile does not allow creating worktrees. • Worktree options are hidden in `/fork`, `/new`, and the Welcome screen when the sandbox profile does not allow creating worktrees. • A worktree name you type that is already taken is refused instead of getting a numbered suffix, and a name whose folder you deleted by hand can be used again. • External OpenTelemetry export keeps sending logs and metrics when `OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_COMPRESSION` is set to `gzip` or `zstd`. • `[model.*]` tables without a context window take the window and API of another table that sends the same model, instead of the 200,000-token fallback. • Grok on macOS without a GUI session, such as over SSH, no longer hangs on its first modifier-key check. • Custom models on the Responses API keep the turn going when a web search call starts without an action. • Shell commands run correctly on zsh when your startup files alias `grep` or replace `run-help`. • Voice dictation preview grows the prompt as you speak and keeps the newest words in view.

Grok Build CLI just got an update with v1.0.63! 🚀 Changelog v1.0.63 Breaking Changes: • Memory always uses the concise `MEMORY.md` index of topic titles and paths, and `/memory` lists topics by how often Grok reads them. The `[memory_v2] compact_index_enabled` setting no longer has an effect. Features: • Rex terminal support reports each open session and each running subagent as its own record, so Rex shows what each one is doing. Set `children = false` under `[ui.notifications.program_status]` to report only the main status. • `grok worktree list` and `grok worktree show` mark a worktree whose folder is missing or whose source repository moved, with a hint on how to repair it. • Command hooks accept an `args` list: Grok runs `command` as one program with those arguments and no shell, and fills hook variables such as `$GROK_SESSION_ID` in each argument. Bug Fixes: • Plan reviews that open while you are typing keep your text in the review's notes, so a typed letter no longer triggers a plan shortcut such as approve. • Plan reviews at the end of a turn wait until you close an open `/feedback` dialog, question, tool prompt, or queued prompt edit. • `grok -w` and `Ctrl+W` explain that no worktree was made when you run them outside a git repository. • `/fork` keeps the parent session's model and effort when Grok was started with `-m` or `--effort`. • Custom models on Chat Completions endpoints outside xAI no longer fail turns with a tool schema error when MCP servers are connected. • Workflow run views hide each agent's live status text on narrower terminals, so agent names are no longer cut off.

Grok Bot just got an update with v0.70.2! 🚀 Bot email addresses, X search, and in-chat apps Also includes v0.69.0, v0.69.1, v0.70.0 and v0.70.1 Changelog v0.70.2 New: • Bots can claim their own email address and receive mail there, and email they send from it waits for your approval on a draft card. • Bots can search X and read posts and profiles without you connecting an X account. • Connectors that come with an app, such as Figma, Notion, and Canva, can show it as an interactive card in the chat. • Bots can pay with X Money or Stripe Link. • Bots can find a Bot template that fits what you describe and link it in the chat. • On Mac, View Unread in the View menu shows only Bots with unread messages in the sidebar. • Press Cmd+F or Ctrl+F on an open page to search it in a Find in page bar. • You can rename a page from its title, and the new name shows everywhere. • Shared pages have a title bar with Download, which saves a PDF, plus Try Grok Bot for visitors and Share for the owner. • Adding Glean asks for your Glean MCP URL and connects it after you sign in to Glean in your browser. • QuickBooks Online is available to connect. • Bots can save a web page as a PDF from their browser and send audio files such as MP3, M4A, and WAV. • The full-screen video player has a speed menu, and voice calls offer 0.5x speed. • Teammates can approve Auto-review requests, including Always allow, from their own direct message with a Team Bot. (Teams) Improved: • Before an action it can't undo, such as sending, posting, buying, or deleting, a Bot checks your own messages for approval. • After a bank or brokerage connector returns data, the Bot asks before sharing it anywhere else. • Bots acknowledge your message before they start longer work. • Reactions sit on the message bubble, the quick row includes your recent emoji, and each person shows only their latest reaction. • Reply quotes show the quoted text and jump to the replied message when clicked, and selecting text shows an Add to chat pill. • The full-screen computer view opens in Watching until you press Take control. • When a Bot's computer is asleep, the Computer tab shows a Wake button that wakes it in place. • Computer settings separate Your computer from the Bot's computer, and Updates shows only app updates. • After saving a routine, the Bot sums up what it does and who receives the result, and each run delivers there. • When you give a Bot a connector link, it installs the matching plugin from the catalog when there is one. • Bots can wait for a background command on their computer to finish, shown as Waiting on results. • When GitHub refuses a repository or Vercel a team, the Bot suggests ones it can reach or asks you to reconnect. • Canvases and documents are both labeled Page. • Typing # in the composer no longer opens the pull request picker. Fixed: • Connector calls fail less often: Bots fix wrongly shaped arguments and accept Notion links and Slack channel names before sending. • When a connector rate-limits your account, Bots wait for the retry delay instead of calling it in a loop. • Slack, Gmail, and Outlook drafts retry through temporary rate limits and say if they still couldn't send. • Gmail drafts use your default send-as address and add your own signature, not one quoted from someone else. • Files and images Bots send from their computer arrive in the chat, ahead of any question card. • Opening a file while the Bot's computer is asleep wakes it and opens the file. • When chats, pages, skills, routines, or plugins fail to load, the app shows the error with Try again and keeps what it last loaded. • Search finds message text and attachment names in all chats, including the open one. • The Bot's browser keeps downloads under their own file names and starts again after its profile folder is removed. • Outlook shows its Authorize card when a change needs more permission, and Bots stop retrying on deleted or protected items. • All-day calendar events stay on the right date, and Bots check your other calendars before saying an event is missing. • Plugins installed from chat or the web are ready on the Bot's computer, and local plugins such as Xero get the settings you entered. • Long messages show Show more right away, so opening a chat no longer jumps. • Publishing, sharing, or deleting a Bot, and adding one from a template, work while its computer is asleep or unreachable. • Switching chats or focusing the window no longer wakes a sleeping computer. • Switching accounts lands on the new account within seconds, even when another computer is asleep. • Pinned Bots stay in sync between the desktop and the phone. • If the window keeps crashing, Grok Bot offers to reload it or quit, and a window left blank after an update relaunches. • Bots no longer sign you out of a connector while repairing it, and a connector account you sign out of stays signed out. • When a model isn't available in your region, the turn stops and explains why, and Bots fall back to Grok. • In Slack, Bots answer messages whose thread they can't read, and asking a teammate's Bot no longer adds it to your sidebar. • On Linux, the app stays responsive and can quit while a notification is showing. • Usage & Billing shows your plan name on Current plan, and the usage meter labels its percentage as used.

Grok Build CLI just got an update with v1.0.62! 🚀 Changelog v1.0.62 Bug Fixes: • Headless mode (`grok -p`) waits for the follow-up turn that a finished background task starts before exiting, and a `--background-wait-timeout` that stops pending work exits with an error instead of success. • Cold `/resume` from the dashboard overlay keeps the overlay attached, so you can still back out with Left or `Ctrl+\`. • Enter on a highlighted slash command with optional arguments runs the command instead of leaving a trailing space in the composer. • CLI commands such as `grok models`, `grok sessions` and `grok export` no longer crash when their output pipe closes early, such as when piped to `head`, or when the output device is full. • `grok update` and `grok login` no longer crash when stdout or stderr is closed or unwritable.

Grok Build CLI just got an update with v1.0.61! 🚀 Changelog v1.0.61 Features: • Resume picker finds sessions whose titles contain every word you type, in any order. • `/resume ` opens the session directly when the ID or title matches exactly one session, instead of always opening the picker. Bug Fixes: • Dashboard peek text can be selected by dragging over it with the mouse, and the selection is copied to the clipboard when you release. • Workflow run views scroll toward newer agents when you wheel down the agent roster, instead of snapping back. • Hook spawn failures on Windows name the program that failed to start, such as PowerShell or Git Bash, instead of blaming the hook's script.