neuroplasticity

Grok Bot can now make phone calls.

Grok Build v1.0.75 is out with a few practical updates. Standouts include permission rules that don't load , such as a rule that doesn't parse. `Cmd+Up`/`Cmd+Down` and `Ctrl+Home`/`Ctrl+End` move the cursor to the start or end. Also worth noting: send now shows as `Enter Enter` in the footer where `Ctrl+Enter` arrives as plain. Release Notes: v1.0.75 - 2026-11-04 Features - Permission rules that don't load, such as a rule that doesn't parse or a `.claude/settings.json` that isn't valid JSON, show a warning when a session opens instead of being skipped silently. - `Cmd+Up`/`Cmd+Down` and `Ctrl+Home`/`Ctrl+End` move the cursor to the start or end of the whole prompt, and with `Shift` they select to there. - Send now shows as `Enter Enter` in the footer where `Ctrl+Enter` arrives as plain `Enter`, such as inside tmux with its default settings. - `Esc` on a `/btw` side question that hasn't been answered yet cancels it, instead of letting it run on and reopening the panel when the answer arrives. - Clicking a link or file that can't open, such as over SSH with no display, shows why, for example "Can't open links over SSH". - `Left` on an empty prompt opens the dashboard from any session or the welcome screen, not only from a session you opened from the dashboard. - The `/btw` question in the panel's title can be selected with the mouse and is copied to the clipboard when you release, like the answer text. - Workflow status lines say how many agents are still running instead of how many exist. - `Ctrl+L` in the scrollback adds the selected message or highlighted text to the prompt as a quote; open Extensions with `/plugins` instead. Bug Fixes - Notes above a queued prompt, such as a model switch result or a ready worktree, stay on screen when the prompt starts instead of scrolling out of view. - Stop buttons in the dock stop a background run while its approval card is open, instead of doing nothing until you answer the card. - Rejecting a change keeps edits you saved to the file yourself, even when Grok missed the save, instead of overwriting them. - `grok --resume <id>` opens the session in the folder it was recorded in, wherever you launch Grok from, instead of refusing. - Windows: on older consoles such as plain `cmd.exe` and Windows PowerShell windows, the `▶`, `⏸` and `◌` marks in todo, workflow and list rows show as characters the console can draw instead of empty boxes. - Generated image and video paths with wide characters such as Chinese, Japanese or emoji fit their row and keep the file name, and Windows paths keep it too. - The rewind confirmation no longer crashes Grok on a short terminal or when you shrink the window while it's open. - Footer and status bars in narrow terminals drop or shorten the items that don't fit, instead of painting them over each other or cutting buttons off. - Cut-off Fetch, Web Search and MCP tool output ends with the same `... +N lines · <key> to view all` row as code cells, naming your viewer key, and one hidden line reads `+1 line`. - 16-color terminals show the paste label and tool accents in the muted gray other secondary text uses, and the paste label's brackets no longer vanish on the light theme. - A question card's `Enter:submit` button, the dashboard session popup's `[✗]` and collapsed workflow rows highlight under the mouse pointer like other clickable controls. - Emoji and keycap symbols such as `⚠️` or `#️⃣` are measured at the width the terminal draws them, so rows no longer run past their box or lose their `...`. - `/export` to a named pipe that nothing is reading fails right away instead of freezing Grok until it is killed. - Typing a digit or symbol while the scrollback has focus, with vim keys off, moves focus to the prompt and types it there, as letters already do; `?` still opens the command palette. - `grok sessions delete` no longer fails with "Directory not empty" when another process is still writing into the session's folder. - Dashboard rows stay in Working while a session's background subagents or workflow runs are going, and stopping the row ends them. - Code blocks inside quotes render every line under the quote's bars, quote copies turn reference links into inline links, and lines after multi-line math are numbered correctly. - Disabling a project's hook in `/hooks` applies only to that repository, instead of also skipping hooks with the same name in other repositories. - Turning a skill on or off in the Skills tab saves only `[skills].disabled` to `config.toml`, so an organization's managed skill folders and ignore list keep applying. - `/btw` starts a side question only when it begins the message; a `/btw` later in the text goes to the main conversation as typed. Listen to the video below for more details.