Definitions
Glossary
Every term this manual depends on — one clear definition, one deep link.
- Grok 4.7
- Current flagship model. 500k context, configurable reasoning. Grok 4.7 Fast is the same model on faster hardware inside Grok Build and Cursor only. Read more →
- Automation
- A job Grok runs from the browser on a schedule (everyone) or when a matching email arrives (SuperGrok). Not a Bot — no cloud computer. Read more →
- Connector
- OAuth or MCP link so Grok can use Gmail, Drive, GitHub, Notion, Linear, Salesforce, and other tools from chat or an Automation. Read more →
- Grok Bot
- A named, always-on agent. Your Bots share one cloud computer (files, browser logins) and each has its own screen, memory, and conversation. Read more →
- Skill (Bot)
- How a Bot does a task: steps, checks, output, and what needs approval. Shared across your Bots. Save it only after a clean one-time run. Read more →
- Routine
- A workflow assigned to one Bot, on a schedule or an event. Test the skill first. Read more →
- Team Bot
- Shared Grok Bot for a team (Teams and Enterprise, public beta). Shared context, plugins, credentials, and role memory. Each person’s chats stay private. Read more →
- Auto mode
- Grok Build approval mode. A classifier allows safe tool calls and still prompts on dangerous ones. /auto or Shift+Tab. Read more →
- SuperGrok Heavy
- Top individual xAI tier aimed at sustained building, higher ceilings, and priority access to advanced Build / Imagine Video features. Read more →
- Grok Build CLI
- Terminal coding agent (PowerShell/macOS/Linux) with plan mode, diffs, subagents, skills, hooks, MCP, and headless -p. Read more →
- Web Build Mode
- Chat-embedded app builder with live preview and publish — same agent family as CLI, consumer-facing surface. Read more →
- Plan mode
- Agent writes a structured plan you approve/comment before file changes. Shift+Tab or /plan. Read more →
- /design
- Design-first slash skill workflow: tokens, hierarchy, anti-slop, then implementation. Read more →
- Skill
- Markdown playbook in .grok/skills or ~/.grok/skills, invocable as /skill-name. Read more →
- /skillify
- Capture a successful workflow into a reusable skill. Read more →
- Subagent
- Specialized parallel agent for part of a large task; often isolated in a git worktree. Read more →
- Worktree
- Separate git working directory so agents can experiment without clobbering main. Read more →
- MCP
- Model Context Protocol — connect external tools/servers to the agent. Read more →
- ACP
- Agent Client Protocol — build custom orchestrators on top of Grok Build. Read more →
- Imagine Video 1.5
- Video model with T2V, multi image references, voice consistency, up to 1080p. Read more →
- T2V / I2V / R2V
- Text-to-video, image-to-video (animate a still), reference-to-video (lock identity via refs). Read more →
- Character bible
- Master portrait + turnarounds + outfit card + optional voice — source of truth for continuity. Read more →
- Freeze list
- Explicit list of attributes that must not change in a continuity prompt. Read more →
- Progressive series
- Multi-clip story where end state of clip N becomes a reference for clip N+1. Read more →
- Anti-slop
- Design rules that ban generic AI aesthetics (purple gradients, emoji icons, random radii). Read more →
- Hostinger Cloud Startup
- Managed cloud hosting tier (above shared Business/Unlimited) with isolated 4-core / 4 GB resources, a free dedicated IPv4, 10 Node web apps, 100 PHP workers, CDN, daily + on-demand backups, and priority support. This manual’s production host. Read more →
- Dedicated IP
- A unique IPv4 included with Hostinger Cloud Startup. Use it for the domain A record, SPF, API allowlists, and so a neighbor on shared hosting cannot tank your mail reputation. Business Pro did not include this. Read more →
- LSCache
- LiteSpeed Cache — major WordPress performance lever on Hostinger’s LiteSpeed stack. Read more →
- Headless mode
- grok -p "…" non-interactive run for CI and scripts. Read more →
- AGENTS.md
- Repo instruction file auto-loaded by Grok Build (CLAUDE.md also recognized). Read more →