Grok Build v0.2.111

Grok Build 0.2.111 now enables workflows by default and gives you fine-grained control over which tools run—disable image or video generation right from your config. We've also packed in dozens of stability improvements, from fixing session forking issues to preventing tool ca...

Grok Build 0.2.111
- Workflows are now enabled by default
- Users can now disable image generation and video generation tools (and their slash commands) via config.toml or environment variables
- /session-info now displays whether the session uses OAuth or an API key and where to manage the account
- You can now run grok doctor fix commands directly from inside the TUI instead of only from the CLI
- !cmd commands now allow up to one hour before timing out
- Startup warnings now point to /doctor for details and fixes
- Dashboard hover and clicks no longer miss the gaps between items in wide mode
- Shift/Alt+Enter now inserts a newline while editing a queued prompt
- Queued prompt edits under combine mode no longer lose changes due to premature hold release
- Forking a session that used compaction no longer causes later rewinds to fail with missing checkpoint errors
- When a permission prompt appears while viewing scrollback, focus now correctly moves to the prompt so you can answer
- Pressing Esc once now cancels the current agent turn (except in fullscreen vim scrollback mode)
- Grok now automatically stops a turn that keeps repeating the exact same tool call many times in a row
- Background subagent completion messages no longer leak into unrelated sessions when multiple sessions are active
- When the auto-permission classifier times out or fails, Grok now shows a normal permission prompt instead of silently denying
- Managed MCP tools no longer time out prematurely on slow operations like Notion updates
- Voice dictation on macOS now uses less memory by running capture in a temporary helper process