Grok Build v0.2.94 Changelog

This update is all about making Grok smoother, faster, and more reliable to work with, especially if you are managing big coding projects. Whether you are using it to run commands, read massive files, or organize your custom AI "skills" (special automated workflows), this release fixes annoying visual bugs and speed lags so you can focus on coding.

What's new

• The /goal command: You can now type /goal <your objective> to quickly tell Grok what you want to achieve (if your current workspace supports it).
• Agent Dashboard shortcut: Typing /sessions now takes you straight to the Agent Dashboard (a visual control center for your AI tasks) instead of making you choose from a list first.
• Skill Inspector: When you run grok inspect, it now clearly lists your custom skills and labels which ones came built-in versus which ones you added yourself.

Improvements

• Saved screen settings: If you open Grok in --minimal (simple) or --fullscreen mode, it will remember your choice the next time you launch it.
• No more startup lag: Grok used to freeze for a few seconds on your very first prompt in giant projects while it scanned your files. Now, it starts up instantly.
• Better scrolling: You can now fine-tune your scroll speed and scroll lines with much more precision in the settings.
• Teal highlights: Special skill commands (like /pr-workflow) are now highlighted in teal when they appear in the middle of a sentence, making them easier to spot.

Fixes

• No more cut-off text: The read_file tool used to stop reading after 2,000 characters if a file had one giant line of text (like squished "minified" code). Now it reads the whole thing.
• Visible command outputs: Commands that were waiting in line to run (queued bash commands) will now actually show their results on your screen instead of disappearing.
• Smoother text selection: Highlighting text with your mouse now looks clean and even, even when dragging over links or colored code.
• Windows terminal support: If you use the classic Windows Command Prompt, you can now drag-to-select text properly in minimal mode.
• Plugin privacy: Project-specific Claude plugins will now stay hidden when you are working outside of that specific project's folder.
• Crash fix: Fixed a bug that crashed the app if you searched/filtered a list and the list suddenly shrank.
• Cleaner spacing: Text for background tasks won't awkwardly bunch up anymore; line breaks will display correctly.
• Developer tool connection: Fixed a bug where external developer tools (like Xcode) would occasionally lose messages when communicating with Grok.

Breaking changes

No breaking changes in this release.