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2 November 2026: content check#

  • Grok Bot attachment limits: the official guide now gives one set of limits for the desktop app: 20 attachments per message, images up to 25 MB (200 MB total), other files up to 250 MB and video up to 1 GB. We replaced the earlier source-conflict notice with these figures in the Grok Bot chapter and the fact register. Source.
  • Product history: added Grok Bot releases 0.77.0 and 0.78.1. Source.

24 October 2026: content check#

  • @bot tagging on X: Australia added to the regions where tagging is not available; accounts for which X records only a broader region or no country are also excluded. Updated in the Grok Bot, Grok on X and Projects, connectors and automations chapters and in the fact register. Source.
  • Getting started with Grok Bot: on first use the app sets up your first Bot, named Grok Bot, by itself; you add more Bots with New → Create new Bot. Source.
  • Grok settings on X: the Privacy chapter now names the exact X checkboxes for opting out of training and personalisation. The X Help pages were reviewed again; no other changes were needed. Source.
  • Legacy X Premium: the Grok on X chapter now notes that on legacy X Premium only Premium+ includes SuperGrok and Grok Bot, and that the Premium plan with Grok Bot belongs to The X Subscription. Source.

23 October 2026: rebuilt edition#

  • English at the main address and a complete Slovak edition with corresponding chapter links.
  • A consistent readable design, mobile navigation and social sharing previews.
  • An expanded prompt library and a workshop with a simple starting point and detailed options.
  • A practical Grok Bot chapter: a first file task, recurring work, permissions and checking completed work.
  • A dedicated guide to search and source verification.
  • Separate guidance for chat, X, Bot and the API; descriptive titles in the fact register.

Product changes behind the guide#

A selection of relevant announcements, not a complete product log.

  • 27 Oct 2026 — Grok Bot 0.78.1: shopping with product cards and order tracking, Shop Pay in the Vault, and templates that find and cancel unused subscriptions. The Bot confirms with you before changing a subscription. Official changelog.
  • 26 Oct 2026 — Grok Bot 0.77.0: a Permissions section in Settings listing Auto-review rules, a Payments tab in the Vault (you still approve every purchase), Import Memory from another assistant, and Auto-review approval cards that stay open for 30 minutes instead of 10. Official changelog.
  • 23 Oct 2026 — Grok Bot 0.75.5: a Vault for logins, cards and contact details, email forwarding from a Bot’s own inbox and fewer approval cards. Official changelog.
  • 22 Oct 2026 — Grok Bot 0.75.2: Pages, video creation and pinned Library items. Official changelog.
  • 14 Oct 2026 — Grok Voice 3.0: a new voice API; the announcement alone does not establish every consumer-app control. Announcement.
  • 21 Sep 2026 — Grok 4.7: a model release for coding and knowledge work. We distinguish API availability from the default chat model. Announcement.
  • 16 Jul 2026 — automations: scheduled or email-triggered work on the web and in the apps. Plan names reflect the original announcement. Announcement.

How to read dates#

An editorial update marks a change to wording or structure. A fact review means the relevant sources were read on that date. Stable original methods are labelled as practical guidance. The register records review dates for changing claims individually.

A model release does not automatically mean the same model is used in every application. A historical announcement describes the release-day scope; check current access for the specific product and account.

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Practical guide · Editorial update: 2 Nov 2026

    Product claims are based on publicly opened sources. We did not personally test a signed-in Slovak account. Prompts are original examples; sample outputs are illustrative.

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