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Grok Experimental vim editing in the prompt, plus fail-closed hooks The prompt gets experimental vim modes, hooks can now deny instead of failing open, and subagent output in the transcript becomes clickable. Three releases, 1.0.71 to 1.0.73, cover October 26 to 28, 2026. - Grok Steer a running turn or send now: new follow-up controls in the prompt A new follow_up_behavior setting lets Enter steer a running turn at its next step, and Ctrl+Enter or Ctrl+I cancels and sends. The week also brings cross-folder /resume search, managed-only hooks in untrusted folders and worktrees that inherit approvals.
- Grok Resume sessions by id or title with /resume /resume and grok --resume now find a session by id or title, with exact matches opening directly. The week also brings copy buttons for code blocks, an args list for command hooks, and a breaking change to memory.
- Grok Transcript density and timestamps: control how much of a long session you see Grok Build 1.0.50 to 1.0.52 adds /density and /timestamps for tuning transcript detail, plus /workflow for background runs and stricter safeguards around worktree deletion.
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Grok Grok Build Reaches Version 1.0 SpaceXAI has released the first stable version of Grok Build, its terminal-based coding agent. The changelog has thirty items, and every one of them is a fix. What has actually changed in the tool over two months, and what does the 1.0 label mean? -
Grok Grok Build CLI – xAI Enters the Terminal Coding Agent Market xAI has launched Grok Build, a terminal agent for programming, as a direct competitor to Claude Code. For now, it’s only available to SuperGrok Heavy plan subscribers, but a head-to-head battle with Anthropic is on the horizon...