Grok Build adds multiline input, scrolling

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Grok Build adds multiline input, scrolling

SpaceXAI has released Grok Build versions 0.2.99 and 0.2.98, introducing multiline input and terminal scrolling for its terminal-based AI coding assistant. The updates allow users to input complex prompts directly on the dashboard and scroll through chat histories using PageUp and PageDown.

// ANALYSIS

Improving the basic developer ergonomics of AI coding agents is a vital step toward widespread engineering adoption.

–Multiline support on the dashboard prevents premature submission of detailed prompts and complex code instructions.
–Keyboard shortcut support like PageUp and PageDown makes terminal-based scrolling much more intuitive for power users.
–Native cross-platform compatibility across Windows, macOS, and Linux is maintained to ensure developer environment consistency.

// TAGS

grok-buildspacexaidevtoolai-codingcoding-agentagentcli

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2026-07-13

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2026-07-13

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