Grok Build v0.2.95 Changelog
What changed in Grok Build CLI v0.2.95, released 2026-07-09 — explained in plain English.
- Team Controls: Team admins can now set up default allowed commands for their groups, though individual users can still block them if they want.
- Smoother Chatting: Interrupting the AI looks cleaner, and "rewinding" a conversation now completely erases those messages from the AI's memory.
- Bug Squashing: Fixed annoying issues with copy-pasting on Linux, typing glitches, and frozen screens.
- Better Performance: Linux users will notice the app uses much less computer power when working on massive projects.
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This update is all about making your coding assistant smoother, cleaner, and more reliable. Whether you are working with a school team, managing huge code projects on Linux, or just chatting with the AI, these changes make the interface look better and prevent frustrating freezes.
What's new
- Default Team Commands: Team managers can now set up a list of pre-approved commands for everyone on the team using a configuration file. Don't worry, though—individual users can still block commands they don't want to run.
- Cleaner Interruptions: If you interrupt the AI while it is typing, your message now looks like a normal chat prompt instead of a distracting colored block.
Improvements
- Smarter File Watching on Linux: If you are on Linux and working on a massive project with thousands of files, the app is now much gentler on your computer's memory and processor.
- Tidier Screen Layout: File paths are now shortened to just the filename (like
app.jsinstead of a giant, messy folder path) when collapsed, and tool actions are grouped together under neat headers to save screen space. - Easier Settings Toggles: Typing
/always-approveor/autonow acts like a simple on/off switch. Typing them again turns them off.
Fixes
- Better "Rewinding": When you go back in time and erase a part of your chat history, the AI now completely forgets it ever happened, keeping its memory clean.
- No More Typing Glitches: Fixed a bug where using special input methods (like keyboards for typing in Chinese or Japanese) would accidentally paste clipboard images over and over with every keystroke.
- Wayland Clipboard Fix: Linux users on Wayland (a system that manages how windows look) can now copy text reliably, even if they click onto another window while copying.
- No Lost Messages: If you press
Ctrl+Cto cancel a command, any messages you had waiting in line won't get lost. - Unstuck Sessions: Fixed a bug where the app would freeze permanently if its history files got corrupted.
- Better Autocomplete: When typing
/commands, the autocomplete menu now correctly shows related tools and fits long descriptions nicely on the screen.
Breaking changes
No breaking changes in this release.
How to upgrade
Update to Grok Build v0.2.95 by running:
curl -fsSL https://x.ai/cli/install.sh | bashThis is our plain-language summary. Read the complete, official notes on the Grok Build official changelog ↗.
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