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Grok App is an open-source desktop workbench that gives a GUI to the local Grok Build CLI (grok agent stdio), covering sessions, projects, files, media, and automations.

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5 use cases

  • Run a local Grok agent on a project from a desktop app

    Install the desktop workbench, connect your Grok Build CLI, and work on a project folder with approval prompts.

    View prompt
    Using the Grok App repo (https://github.com/RongleCat/grok-app), set up the desktop workbench and open the project at <project-path> as a trusted workspace in Ask permission mode. Expected output: a running agent session tied to that project. Verify that the grok CLI version is 0.2.112 or newer before starting.

  • Run parallel agent tasks in Git worktrees and review diffs

    Switch between linked Git worktrees and accept or revert agent changes file by file.

    View prompt
    Using the Grok App repo (https://github.com/RongleCat/grok-app), open <repo-path> as a project and start one agent session per linked Git worktree. Expected output: separate sessions with their own changes visible in the Git diff review. Verify that each session shows the worktree it was assigned to before accepting any edits.

  • Check and steer your desktop agent from a phone

    Use the token-gated mobile web mirror or an IM bridge to follow and redirect a running session.

    View prompt
    Using the Grok App repo (https://github.com/RongleCat/grok-app), enable the mobile web mirror for a running session in <project-name>. Expected output: a token-gated mobile page that shows the session timeline. Verify that the token is required before any page content loads.

  • Script agent sessions through the loopback REST API

    Call the local session endpoints from scripts or CI to list sessions and send turns.

    View prompt
    Using the Grok App repo (https://github.com/RongleCat/grok-app), call the loopback session API to list sessions and post one turn to session <session-id> with the prompt <prompt-text>. Expected output: a successful response and a new turn in that session's timeline. Verify the session identifier against the GET /v1/sessions response before posting.

  • Schedule recurring agent tasks with natural-language prompts

    Set up one-off or repeating agent jobs and review their execution logs.

    View prompt
    Using the Grok App repo (https://github.com/RongleCat/grok-app), create a scheduled automation for project <project-name> that runs the task <task-description> on <schedule>. Expected output: an automation entry with an execution log after its first run. Verify the permission mode before the first scheduled run.

How to use Grok App

  1. Check you have what it needs: Grok Build CLI (grok) version 0.2.112 or newer, installed and signed in, or an API key or custom relay configured in the app; A project folder you are willing to let the agent work in; Git installed if you plan to use Git worktrees or Git diff review.
  2. Open RongleCat/grok-app on GitHub and read the README and license.
  3. Download the installer for your platform from Grok App.com or the GitHub Releases page.
  4. Launch Grok App and let the setup wizard verify the Grok Build CLI, or run grok update in a terminal if the CLI is already installed.
  5. On the account step, choose Use existing CLI sign-in if your local grok CLI is already authenticated.
  6. Add your project by selecting its working directory and trusting it.

These steps come from our top use case, Run a local Grok agent on a project from a desktop app, which also has a copy-paste agent prompt.

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About this repo

  • Who it is forDevelopers and power users who already use or want to use the Grok Build CLI and want a desktop interface for multi-project agent work.
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Requirements

  • Grok Build CLI (grok) version 0.2.112 or newer, installed and signed in, or an API key or custom relay configured in the app
  • A project folder you are willing to let the agent work in
  • Git installed if you plan to use Git worktrees or Git diff review
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Questions about Grok App

What is Grok App?

Grok App is an open-source desktop workbench that gives a GUI to the local Grok Build CLI (grok agent stdio), covering sessions, projects, files, media, and automations. It is an open-source project on GitHub: https://github.com/RongleCat/grok-app.

Who is Grok App for?

Developers and power users who already use or want to use the Grok Build CLI and want a desktop interface for multi-project agent work.

What can I do with Grok App?

5 use cases so far, for example: Run a local Grok agent on a project from a desktop app; Run parallel agent tasks in Git worktrees and review diffs; Check and steer your desktop agent from a phone. Each has steps and a copy-paste agent prompt.

What do I need to run Grok App?

Grok Build CLI (grok) version 0.2.112 or newer, installed and signed in, or an API key or custom relay configured in the app; A project folder you are willing to let the agent work in; Git installed if you plan to use Git worktrees or Git diff review.

What are alternatives to Grok App?

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Is Grok App safe to run?

Deduped does not own, audit or vouch for it. Read the README and license, run it on your own systems first and review every command before you run it.