Grok Bot’s October 23 changelog introduces a Settings Vault for saved logins, payment cards and contact information, plus forwarding from the Bot’s own inbox while retaining formatting, images and attachments. Both capabilities require version 0.75.2 or later. The v0.75.5 entry also bundles versions 0.75.3 and 0.75.4, so its publication date does not establish an individual launch day for every change.
The release also addresses the boundary between preparing and sending a message. The company says Auto-review now respects requests to stop at a draft, and a denied action is not retried until another user message arrives. Explicitly requested email and Slack sends can proceed after Auto-review allows them; sends arising during routines or other turns still wait as drafts. These are vendor-reported behaviors, not our test results or a guarantee that every action is handled correctly.
Editorial take: Less approval friction makes precise instructions more important, not less. Say whether a result should remain a draft, identify the recipient and channel, and check the destination before repeating a send after an interruption. Saved account information can make a workflow convenient, but it should not be mistaken for permission to use it for any purpose.