v0.63.0

stable

Slack approvals and faster browsing

Published Sep 29, 2026

FIX8NEW6

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In Slack threads, a Bot that needs your approval posts a Review an action card only you can answer, instead of dropping the action. (Teams)
You can ask a Team Bot in Slack to message one of your own Bots, and the reply comes to you privately in Grok Bot. (Teams)

Adding a plugin that needs sign-in, such as Gmail, from Marketplace starts its sign-in right away instead of stopping at Added.
Bots move through websites faster, with shorter waits for pages to settle after each click or form submission.
Marketplace focuses on plugins: Featured Bots and Bot search results no longer appear, and the search box reads Search plugins.
A Team Bot you own that's ready to publish shows Publish at the top of its details pane, replacing the Publish to team card. (Teams)

Grok Bot signs in and connects on networks with a TLS-inspecting proxy, using root certificates installed on your computer.
When you use up your plan's included usage, Grok Bot shows the usage limit notice instead of Bot failed to respond.
After a Bot says it's on your request and does the work, it sends you the result instead of going quiet.
Settings → Usage & Billing shows your included usage and when it resets, instead of saying your plan has none.
A Bot keeps the voice, speed, and language you set for it instead of resetting them to the defaults.
In the Tasks tab of a Bot's details pane, deleted or expired cloud agent runs leave the Coding list, and stalled statuses show Status unavailable.
A Bot you create while the app is open shows its latest message preview and unread dot in the sidebar right away.
Team Bots with names Slack rejects, such as emoji or non-Latin names, can still be added to Slack under a Slack-safe name. (Teams)