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@shuv1337/shuvgrok

v1.0.5

Published

ShuvGrok: bring Grok into your terminal

Downloads

440

Readme

ShuvGrok

ShuvGrok is a fork of xai-org/grok-build — Grok in your terminal, with a fast, flicker-free CLI built for plans, subagents, and parallel work.

Source | Upstream docs

Install

npm i -g @shuv1337/shuvgrok

The install pulls the matching platform binary via optionalDependencies and links it as shuvgrok in ~/.grok/bin (or $GROK_HOME/bin). The command is shuvgrok, so it never collides with an upstream grok install in the same home directory.

Get Started

# Launch the interactive TUI
shuvgrok

# Run a single task
shuvgrok -p "Explain this codebase"

On first launch, ShuvGrok opens your browser to authenticate. For CI or headless environments, use an API key from console.x.ai:

export XAI_API_KEY="xai-..."

Update

Self-update is disabled in this fork. Upgrade through npm:

npm i -g @shuv1337/shuvgrok@latest

Supported Platforms

| Platform | Architecture | |---|---| | macOS | Apple Silicon (arm64), x86_64 | | Linux | x86_64, arm64 | | Windows | x86_64, arm64 |

Compatibility notes

This fork keeps upstream's compatibility surfaces unchanged: the ~/.grok home directory, the GROK_* environment variables, and the x.ai/... ACP method names. Only the distribution name and the installed command differ.

Feedback

Open an issue at shuv1337/shuvgrok.