grok-build Local Runtime Skill

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grok-build gives Codex a reliable local way to use Grok for real software work without creating a new unmanaged process for every request. Its shared runtime keeps sessions visible, interactive, grouped by Codex conversation, and easy to close from a browser.

The WebUI includes a language switcher with 15 locales: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish, French, German, Indonesian, Thai, Vietnamese, Arabic, Portuguese (Brazil), and Portuguese (Portugal). It follows the browser language on first visit, remembers the selected language locally, and uses a right-to-left layout for Arabic.

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Why Use It?

When Codex hands work to Grok, you should not have to guess which process belongs to which task or whether it is still doing useful work. grok-build keeps that workflow in one place:

• Local-first: no Python, MCP server, cloud relay, or separate service installation is required.
• One runtime: sessions are created and kept by one local process, so repeated Codex requests do not leave unmanaged bridges behind.
• Live control: Grok remains a real interactive terminal. You can inspect output, send another instruction, attach a terminal, or stop it.