Grok UI v0.11.0 — Secure Remote Sessions
Start a managed Grok session on a trusted computer, leave that computer, and continue the same live conversation from a phone or another device over a private Tailscale network or SSH tunnel.
What’s new
- Start and continue host-managed Grok sessions from the Fleet view.
- Stream assistant replies, reasoning summaries, tool activity, status, and permission requests into the Remote Session Console.
- Send natural-language follow-ups, choose only permission options advertised by Grok, and interrupt an active turn.
- Recover honestly after disconnects with durable idempotent commands, bounded expiry, acknowledgement reconciliation, and private audit evidence.
- Use the complete remote-control journey on phone-width screens with safe-area spacing, focus containment, and mobile navigation.
- Launch session-scoped local web previews with explicit start and stop controls.
- Choose the new Minimal Calm theme for a quieter light interface and restrained motion.
Secure by design
Remote sessions require a second per-host control token and explicit opt-in on both the host and central Fleet registry. Monitoring credentials remain read-only. The host can deny any command, stale or unhealthy hosts cannot be controlled, and credentials never enter the browser.
There is no arbitrary shell, generic command endpoint, arbitrary fetch, or raw file-write API. Remote Start is limited to workspaces already observed by the host, and existing CLI-observed sessions remain read-only.
Install or update
Requires Node.js 22 or newer.
npm install --global grok-ui@0.11.0
grok-ui --version
Release evidence
The release passed 102 unit and server tests, Chromium and WebKit end-to-end suites, repeated WebKit race regression coverage, a 75-second control soak, macOS and Linux packed-install verification, package privacy checks, and a production dependency audit with zero vulnerabilities. The npm package and attached GitHub artifact are byte-identical.
Read the secure remote sessions guide, review the security model, or view the full changelog.