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@pi-lab/grok-build

v1.0.1

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Grok Build CLI tool extension for pi coding agent

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Keywords

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Readme

@pi-lab/grok-build

A pi extension that adds a single grok_build tool backed by the local Grok Build CLI.

The tool intentionally stays prompt-only: Grok Build is itself an agent, so pi gives it a natural-language task and lets Grok choose its own image, video, web, and X/Twitter capabilities.

Requirements

Install and authenticate Grok Build first.

Capability guidance

| Capability | Guidance | | -------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Image generation | ✅ Recommended | | Image edit | ✅ Recommended | | Video generation | ✅ Recommended | | X/Twitter search | ✅ Recommended when Grok-native user, semantic, or advanced keyword search is useful | | X/Twitter post/thread read | ✅ Use Grok Build for detailed context; use webfetch when faster, simpler output is enough | | General web search | ⚠️ Available but not recommended; prefer other websearch tool | | General web fetch | ⚠️ Available but not recommended; prefer other webfetch tool | | Coding tasks | ❌ Not recommended |

Install

pi install npm:@pi-lab/grok-build

Usage

Ask pi for image or video generation, for example:

Use Grok Build to generate an image of a cyberpunk red panda mascot.

The tool accepts only one argument: prompt. Grok decides how to satisfy the request.

X/Twitter usage

grok_build can handle common X/Twitter requests in natural language:

Search X for recent reactions to the latest Grok Build release.
Read this X thread and summarize the main points: https://x.com/...

For X/Twitter links, Grok Build usually returns richer context such as replies, quoted posts, media details, views, and bookmarks. If you only need the text of a single post, webfetch is usually faster and simpler.