Grok Build v0.2.108 Changelog

This update is all about making your workflow more flexible and less frustrating. It matters most to developers and power users who work on big projects, switch between different computers, or use remote servers, giving them more freedom to step away from a task and come back to it without losing their place.

What's new

• Flexible sessions: You can now save your work session and resume it later. This works even if you moved the project folder to a new location or switched to an entirely different computer.
• External editor shortcut: Pressing Ctrl+G in "minimal mode" (a simplified view of the app) opens your current text draft in an external text editor. This lets you type out long or complicated prompts comfortably without accidentally sending them right away. In fullscreen mode, this shortcut keeps your tasks panel open.
• System health check: The grok doctor command now runs tests on your terminal, tmux (a tool for managing multiple terminal windows), clipboard, and keyboard. It checks these directly without launching the app's full visual interface, making it easier to figure out what's wrong if something isn't working.

Fixes

• Image paste on remote servers: Previously, if you tried to paste an image into the app while connected to a "headless remote" (a server with no physical monitor attached), the paste wouldn't work. This bug is now squashed, so pasting images in those environments works perfectly.