Introducing /goal in Grok Build
What's new
- New /goal command in Grok Build for handing off larger implementation tasks
- The agent first plans an approach, breaks work into a progress checklist and starts executing
- It continues until the task is completed and verified — reviewing code, inspecting webpages, running scripts
- New controls: status, pause, resume and clear for steering the running agent
- You can keep sharing additional instructions with the agent while it works
Why it matters
/goal pushes Grok Build toward genuinely autonomous execution where verification is part of the task contract itself, removing the constant ping-pong between developer and agent on larger hand-offs.
How to try it
Update the Grok Build CLI and run /goal <description> in a session. Use status/pause/resume to steer the run.