v0.8.1 — Grok installs without Claude Code

• Grok no longer needs Claude Code. rutter-memory install-hook --client grok writes one file,
  ~/.grok/hooks/rutter.json (or $GROK_HOME/hooks/rutter.json), and prints the grok mcp add line
  for the server, which you run yourself. It refuses to replace a rutter.json it did not write, keeps
  its own entry current when the install path moves, and writes nothing when the file is already
  current. Grok also loads rutter's hook from the Claude Code plugin and from ~/.claude/settings.json;
  when the installer finds either, or another hook file that runs it, it says which and creates no
  second entry, since a duplicate would only run the hook twice (the capture still writes one record).
  Grok needs no instructions file: it shows the model the server's instructions on its own. The
  Claude Code route for Grok is unchanged. Verified with Grok 1.0.62 on a Linux machine that never had Claude Code, from install to a captured client: grok record and a working recall, and again beside a real Claude Code plugin install; the
  Grok path in Getting started no longer requires Claude Code,
  and the old note that Grok has no grok mcp add is gone because the command exists.

Install or upgrade: npm install -g rutter-memory, then rutter-memory install-hook --client grok.
Full history: CHANGELOG.md.