Grok CLI v0.0.34 Changelog

This update makes the Grok command-line tool (a text-based app used to interact with Grok AI) smarter, more customizable, and easier to troubleshoot. It is especially useful for developers who want to use the latest AI models and want more control over how the AI behaves across all of their different projects.

What's new

• Global custom instructions: You can now create a file called GROK.md in your computer's home folder (~/.grok/) to set global rules for the AI. This lets you tell the AI how you want it to behave once, and it will remember those instructions across all your projects.
• New AI models and migration manager: The tool now supports newer Grok AI models. It also includes a "migration manager," which is a system that helps transition your projects smoothly when upgrading from older models to newer ones.

Improvements

• Clearer error messages: If you forget to set up your API key (the secret passcode that connects your tool to the AI service), the error message will now specifically mention the "apiKey" field so you know exactly what is missing and how to fix it.

Fixes

• Accurate file comparisons (diffs): Previously, when the tool compared two files to show what changed (a process called a "diff"), a bug would sometimes cause it to highlight the entire file as changed. This has been fixed so it only shows the actual lines that were edited.
• Code loading fix: Fixed a technical glitch in how the tool imports a helper module called fs-extra (which helps the software interact with your computer's files), preventing potential crashes.

Breaking changes

No breaking changes in this release.