Grok Build v0.2.117 Changelog

This update is all about making the app play nicer with custom security setups and fixing annoying bugs. It mostly matters to developers and businesses using the tool for complex, multi-step tasks, especially those who need it to connect securely to private company networks.

What's new

• Custom security certificates: You can now use a setting called GROK_EXTRA_CA_BUNDLE to add custom TLS root certificates. In plain English, this lets the app connect securely to private company networks or internal systems that use their own custom security checks, rather than just public internet security.

Improvements

• Faster screen resizing: If you're using the app in full-screen mode for a really long conversation, resizing your terminal window is now much faster and won't lag.

Fixes

• Stopping background tasks: Previously, when you told the app to stop, some hidden "subagents" (smaller background programs doing work from earlier steps) would keep running in the background. Now, the stop command actually shuts them all down.
• Better task reporting: When using ACP (a specific type of network connection), if you tried to kill a task that didn't exist, the system wouldn't tell you. It now correctly reports that the task is missing.
• Faster task results: When checking on a task that was already finished over an ACP connection, the app used to awkwardly wait around until the timer ran out. Now, it gives you the finished results instantly.
• Hidden billing info: For large enterprise users, the /usage command and billing screen are now hidden, since those accounts usually handle billing differently.
• Accidental launches fixed: In "revise mode" (where you're reviewing a plan), if you pressed the Enter key without typing any notes, it used to accidentally start the whole build process. It now safely waits for you to actually type something.

Breaking changes

No breaking changes in this release.