X Freeze@XFreeze
Grok Build just received another major update, introducing powerful conversation navigation, enhanced enterprise controls, smarter terminal workflows, and extensive reliability improvements
Release Notes: v0.2.102 — 2026-07-16
Breaking Changes:
• --minimal and --fullscreen flags now apply only to the current session.
Features:
• New /jump slash command lets you quickly jump to any previous turn in the conversation.
• New /timeline sidebar shows a clickable tick rail for fast navigation between conversation turns.
• grok login now requests Grok Projects scopes so workspace listing works after consent.
• Permission mode can now be set fleet-wide via remote config when no local setting exists.
• Edit tool output has a setting to show a compact one-line summary instead of always-expanded diffs.
• Tab completion in !bash mode now works like a normal terminal (prefix fill, dropdown, directory drill-down).
• Enterprise deployments can now disable voice dictation via requirements.toml so /voice and Ctrl+Space are hidden for everyone.
• User prompts now appear bold only in --minimal mode; fullscreen keeps normal weight.
• grok plugin install now accepts a marketplace's registered name as a qualifier.
• Consecutive edits to the same file now collapse into a single scrollback row when collapsed edit blocks are enabled.
• Local sessions now inherit your shell environment variables and keep the current directory across commands.
Bug Fixes:
• Login and re-login no longer stack multiple device-code polls or leave stale flows running.
• Background task tools now render with correct icons and titles instead of the generic MCP wrench.
• Task tool now correctly validates and displays allowed model slugs for subagents.
• Rewind now correctly handles bash transcripts, permission follow-ups, and sessions that mix old and new prompt markers.
• Re-login during a session now immediately uses the new token instead of requiring a new session.
• Terminal commands using globs now behave the same on zsh as on bash and no longer fail with shell errors.
• Installer no longer replaces stowed shell configuration symlinks with plain files on upgrade.
• Voice transcription now works with enterprise API bases and API-key authentication.
• Fixed crashes on some network-mounted home directories by using a safer SQLite journal mode.
• Home and End keys now move to the ends of the current wrapped line in the prompt.
• Arrow keys and Esc now work correctly inside viewers opened from the dashboard.
• Warns at startup when user and project sandbox profiles define the same name differently.
• Billing upgrade links now show the full URL in the transcript (and copy it) when a browser cannot be opened.
• Fixed Ctrl+Y yank no longer working after sending a prompt.
• No longer shows permission prompts seconds after a turn was cancelled with Esc or Ctrl+C.
• Page Up and Page Down now move the highlighted entry to the top or bottom of the visible scrollback area.
• Conflicting project and user sandbox profiles now show a clear warning on the welcome screen.
• OAuth login URLs no longer contain duplicate referrer parameters.
• File links in official VS Code Remote-SSH terminals now use VS Code's native path handling.
• Minimal mode now shows the folder-trust prompt after sign-in when required.
• Skills whose names collide with built-in slash commands are now reachable via qualified names.
• Fixed background task tracking when using grok -p --no-wait-for-background so tasks are properly reaped on exit.
• Rate limit errors (429) now show specific server messages (capacity, team limits, free-usage) instead of generic upgrade prompts, with correct copy based on auth type.
• /copy slash command is now available in minimal mode.
Performance:
• Improved recap and compaction behavior.
