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ToolsJun 22, 2026, 12:00 UTCUpdated Aug 11, 2026

Introducing /goal for Autonomous Task Execution in Grok Build

A new mode for managing long-running tasks with Grok Build

/goal is a new feature in Grok Build designed to handle long-running autonomous task execution. Unlike typical coding sessions that require frequent back-and-forth interactions, /goal allows the agent to continue working until a task is fully completed and verified. This includes activities such as reviewing code, inspecting webpages, or running scripts. Users set a goal with a single command, and the agent plans the approach, breaks the work into a checklist, and begins execution. Additional commands let users monitor progress, pause, resume, or clear the task as needed. When the task is finished, the progress panel shows all checklist items completed. To start using /goal, install Grok Build with a single command and sign in with your account. This feature is now available to help users delegate larger implementation tasks efficiently.

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