Call your Bot back within 30 minutes and it remembers

How this helps you

You can hang up and call back without repeating yourself, as long as it is within 30 minutes.

✦ Try it

Before we hang up, save a short note of what we decided in this call to our chat.

What they did

Matt Palmer explains that voice calls to your Bot used to lose some memory when you hung up. Now if you call again, the Bot remembers the previous call and its full transcript. The memory only lasts 30 minutes, so it suits several short calls in a row, not a call next week.

Who it's for: People who use Grok Bot hands-free, for example while walking or driving.

How to try it

Call your Bot by voice and start a task.
Hang up when you need to.
Call again within 30 minutes and pick up where you left off.
For anything longer-term, ask it to save notes in chat before you hang up.

What to expect

On the second call, the Bot refers back to what you said in the first.

Common mistakes

Expecting memory after the 30-minute window.

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