Ceiling 1.5.6
First-class Grok
Grok is now a full peer of Claude, Codex, and Cursor: tray, popout, taskbar strip, charts, and plan detection from your SuperGrok account.
Sign in with a normal grok login (or provide grok.com cookies). Ceiling refreshes the OIDC token from ~/.grok/auth.json the same way it handles Claude. SuperGrok Heavy weekly pool usage shows a Weekly meter with the correct reset. The plan name (for example SuperGrok Heavy) is read from your account when available.
The official Grok monogram is used across the tray, overview, providers, charts, and taskbar strip. The strip can hold five providers so Grok can sit after Cursor, with Settings → Display controls to pick and reorder which ones appear.
Local Grok usage on Charts
Charts → Grok now scans local Grok Build sessions under ~/.grok/sessions for:
- tokens over the last 7 and 30 days (and the current weekly window)
- cache vs fresh input mix
- reasoning tokens and reasoning-effort tiers (high / medium / low)
- project rollups from each session's working directory
This is SuperGrok pool usage measured in tokens, not a dollar bill. There is no public API rate card for pool usage, so model rows stay unpriced. Weekly pool percent samples still feed the Limits series as before.
Fixes
- Grok no longer shows Extra credits for the weekly pool. The bar and popout label read Weekly.
- Empty cookie settings no longer force a "CLI not supported" path when you already have a
grok loginsession. - Weekly pool responses that omit a zero percent reading show 0% with the correct weekly reset instead of failing to sync.
Installers
- Ceiling-1.5.6-Setup.exe – standard installer
- Ceiling-1.5.6-portable.exe – portable
- Ceiling-1.5.6-Store-Setup.exe – Microsoft Store package (WebView2 bundled)
Covers everything since the last published release (1.5.2), including drafts that were never published (1.5.3–1.5.5).
Full Changelog: v1.5.2...v1.5.6