Grok Bot’s October 5 changelog says email drafts can be sent from a verified Gmail send-as address, with a From picker when more than one is available. That is a useful distinction for someone handling several roles through one mailbox: the recipient’s view of the sender is part of the message, not merely an account-setting detail. This article revisits that dated feature; it is not a new release announcement.
The same entry says Gmail draft cards include the user’s signature and display a failure message when sending does not succeed. These are vendor-reported behaviors, not results from our own test. The changelog does not establish which aliases are configured on a reader’s account, so the presence of this feature should not be taken as evidence that any particular address is ready to use.
Editorial take: Review the selected From address alongside the recipient, subject, body and signature before sending. If one agent supports several brands, include the intended sender identity in each assignment. A correctly written message can still confuse its recipient when it arrives under the wrong identity.