Grok Build adds persistent memory, remembering project conventions across sessions
XFreeze · x · 2026-09-17
Grok Build now has persistent memory: it remembers conventions, decisions, and project facts across sessions, so users no longer need to re-explain context each time — and it improves the more you use it.
Two new commands make it manageable:
- /memory: browse what Grok Build remembers
- /dream: organize recent notes into useful topics
This lets the coding assistant carry context forward over long-running projects, moving it toward more autonomous behavior.
Related event: Grok Build Rolls Out Persistent Cross-Session Memory(7 posts)→
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