NEWS · CODING · #639
Grok Build adds persistent memory for project sessions
Grok Build now records background markdown notes on conventions, decisions, and durable project facts after each completed turn and reads relevant notes when you return to a project; notes are excluded for secrets, transient task state, and information already in the repository. Notes can be browsed read-only with /memory and are periodically organized into topic files by /dream; the feature applies to new sessions started with /new or a fresh grok.
KEY POINTS
- Grok Build now records background markdown notes on conventions, decisions, and durable project facts after each completed turn and reads relevant notes when you return to a project; notes are excluded for secrets, transient task state, and information already in the repository.
- Notes can be browsed read-only with /memory and are periodically organized into topic files by /dream; the feature applies to new sessions started with /new or a fresh grok.
- Persistent, scoped notes help preserve project conventions and decisions across sessions, reducing repeated context and improving developer continuity.
WHY IT MATTERS
Persistent, scoped notes help preserve project conventions and decisions across sessions, reducing repeated context and improving developer continuity.
SOURCES & TIMELINE
1Use /goal for long-running autonomous task execution in Grok Build. Today we're introducing /goal in Grok Build. This new mode yields long-running, autonomous execution, helping you hand off larger implementation tasks to the agent. Available now in Grok Build. Install with a single command and sign in with your account: Most coding sessions require back-and-forth execution and verification. With /goal , the agent co…
Grok Build now carries conventions, decisions, and project facts from one session to the next. Notes are written in the background as you work and read back when you return to the project. Grok Build now has memory. As you work, it keeps notes on the conventions, decisions, and project facts that come up, and later sessions read those notes before touching related code. Grok Build gets better the more you use it. Aft…