Grok Bot tests sharing disclosure: files, skills and credentials visible before you share
XFreeze · x · 2026-11-05
A new sharing disclosure interface spotted in Grok Bot prerelease builds shows exactly what gets shared when you share a Bot: attached files, available Skills, associated credentials, and connected apps/services. Users can mark specific files or skills as private before sharing. A screenshot shows the "What does sharing this Bot do?" popover with collaborator permission management. The feature is still in testing, not publicly available, and may change or never ship.
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