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Grok Build 1.0.27

1.0.26→1.0.27·September 10, 2026 at 3:37 AM UTC

Minor release: ships a new bundled /learn skill that reads your past Grok Build sessions and proposes harness changes so the next session needs less typing.

Changelog

  • [new] /learn skill — Invoked with /learn, “learn from my traces,” or similar. Collects the sessions you actually sat at, runs a map-reduce over them (via the bundled learn-traces workflow), and produces a report plus concrete actions: new skills for repeated instructions, edits to stale skill lines, and retiring skills, plugins, or MCP servers you never use. Modes: step (review each group), auto (apply reversible actions, ask on the rest), or report (write only). Scope options include since last run, last N days, a quick look at recent sessions, or everything; first-ever runs stay in step. Protected bundled/plugin/git-tracked items are proposed as overrides or patches rather than edited in place; deletes go to a recoverable trash under your Grok home. Not for turning sessions into memory notes.
  • [changed] In-product announcement and slash-command tag surface /learn as new so it is easy to discover.

Under the hood

  • Bundled content set refreshed to public-2026-09-09-r1, including the learn skill helpers (collect_sessions.py, state.py, report/signals docs) and the learn-traces workflow.
  • Remote settings payload gains a memory_v2 block (off by default) for a future memory stack; existing memory flags are unchanged.
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