v1.0.54

stable

Published Oct 12, 2026

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/resume takes an optional session id or title and opens the picker filtered to matching sessions.

Pasted Windows line endings reach the model as newlines, markdown images no longer show a stray "!", and dollar amounts that are not math stay plain text.
Write approval cards show a binary or unreadable file as unreadable instead of garbled text.
Prompts you send while a session is resuming at startup are queued and sent once it loads instead of staying in the composer.
A corrupt active-sessions registry no longer stops new sessions from registering: grok keeps a backup, salvages the session rows it can read, and warns you.
Wrapped URLs in shell command descriptions link to the full address on every row.
Worktree forks (grok -w -r or /fork into a worktree) run in and show the worktree's path, so a shell command no longer edits the original checkout.
Links are clickable in herdr panes.
Memory search shows the matching part of a long line instead of cutting it off before the match.
/memory skips a symlinked note instead of failing the whole listing.
Startup is faster when TMUX names a tmux server that has stopped.
Failed MCP tool rows wrap the error to the screen width and keep its line breaks.
[skills].ignore matches a symlinked SKILL.md by the folder that holds it.
Failed file reads expand to show why they failed.
Send now (Ctrl+Enter) on a slash command runs or queues it as a command instead of sending it as a prompt.

The idle welcome screen uses less CPU.
Prompt undo history is capped by size, so large pastes you delete no longer stay in memory.
Typing in a prompt that holds large pastes is faster.
Long sessions use less memory: long replies scrolled off screen release their render caches.