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What's new in Grok Bot

Grok Bot updates and what's new: official @bot announcements and changelogs, summarised and linked. Work through them to master this part of Grok Bot. Each tip is credited to its creator.

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Import what another AI assistant knows about you in four steps

Settings, Import Memory gives you a prompt to run in your old assistant. Paste its answer back and choose Add to Memory, so your Bots start with your preferences and context.

How this helps you Your Bots understand how you work from day one instead of after weeks of corrections.
Summarise what you now know about me after the memory import: how I like to work, my writing style, my standing instructions and my main projects. Flag anything that looks out of date or that conflicts with the rules in your description.
What's newSpotted by @XFreeze30 Oct 2026248 likes · 0 reposts · 70 bookmarks · 13.3K views

0.75.5: denied approvals stick, forwarding, higher routine limits

Denied approvals stick, email forwarding with attachments, higher routine limit.

How this helps you Small fixes that change daily use: denied approvals stay denied, and forwarded emails keep their attachments.
Forward the email from [sender] about [subject] in your inbox to me, with its original attachments.
What's newSpotted by @bot23 Oct 2026No public metrics

Week of 20 Oct: email aliases, tag @bot, voice-call memory

Email aliases, tag @bot on X, voice-call memory, Android assistant, faster computer.

How this helps you A two-minute way to catch the week's new features so you know what to try.
Give me a new email alias, [name]+[purpose]@ your address, and tell me what you'll do with emails that arrive at it.
What's newSpotted by @mattyp20 Oct 20265.8K likes · 0 reposts · 3K bookmarks · 1.3M views

Automations are not Grok Bot

SuperGrok Automations are a separate product. Know which one you're using.

How this helps you Knowing which tool fits stops you spending Bot usage on jobs a simple scheduled Automation can do.
Here is a list of my recurring jobs: [list]. For each one, tell me whether it only needs public information on a schedule (a fit for a Grok Automation) or needs logins, files, clicking through a site or many steps (a fit for a Grok Bot routine), and why. Put it in a table.
What's newSpotted by @gjmount29 Sep 20261 likes · 0 reposts · 0 bookmarks · 276 views

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