oh-my-grok

oh-my-grok ships omg, a tiny wrapper around xAI's grok / Grok Build CLI.

It is intentionally small: it injects an autonomy rule block, disables Grok plan approval by default, and starts trusted sessions in always-approve mode so the agent stops re-asking obvious questions and keeps building.

Why

Grok Build already supports the important surfaces:

• --rules to append session instructions.
• AGENTS.md / Agents.md project rules.
• --no-plan to avoid plan-mode approval stops.
• --always-approve to avoid tool permission stops in trusted repos.

omg just composes those into one command with an opinionated “그만 물어보고 좀 가자” rule set.

Install

After publish:

npm install -g oh-my-grok

From this checkout:

npm link

Requires Node.js 18+ and the official grok command on PATH.

Usage

omg "fix the failing test and verify it"

Equivalent shape:

grok --rules "$(cat rules/omg.md)" --no-plan --always-approve -p "fix the failing test and verify it"

Open the normal Grok TUI with the same defaults:

omg

Keep tool approvals on:

omg --ask "review this repo without changing files"

Keep Grok plan mode available:

omg --plan "design a larger migration"

Inspect what would run:

omg --dry-run --cwd ~/repo "ship the smallest safe patch"
omg --print-rules

Safety

By default omg adds --always-approve, which lets Grok execute tools without permission prompts. Use it only in trusted repositories. Use --ask / --careful when you want Grok to keep approval prompts.

The injected rules still instruct Grok to ask for destructive, irreversible, credential-gated, external deploy/publish/send/purchase, or materially scope-changing actions.

Development

npm test
npm run pack:check