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@obversa/engine-grok-cli

v0.1.3

Published

Run one engine attempt through a fresh Grok CLI process, with your own Grok login.

Readme

@obversa/engine-grok-cli

@obversa/engine-grok-cli runs one Obversa engine attempt through a fresh Grok CLI process.

The plugin runs Grok the way you run it: with your own home folder, your Grok login and your Grok settings, the same as every other Obversa engine. Grok loads the repository's instruction files under its own rules, such as whether you trust the project. The plugin adds only what the step needs, through Grok's own flags: the tools and permission rules the step declares, read-only enforcement where the step only reads, subagents only when the step asks for them, and structured output.

Requirements

  • Node.js 22.12 or later
  • Grok CLI 1.0.44, the version the plugin is tested with
  • Grok signed in with grok login, or a login file passed as authFile

Install

pnpm add @obversa/engine-grok-cli

Use

import { GrokCliEngine } from '@obversa/engine-grok-cli';

const engine = new GrokCliEngine({
  executable: '/absolute/path/to/grok',
  version: '1.0.44',
  identity: { provider: 'xai', modelFamily: 'grok-4' },
  permissionMode: 'dontAsk',
});