A tool for downloading public WeChat Official Account articles and collecting article histories. WeChat Official Accounts are Chinese publisher or business pages, and the tool supports login, account selection, and scheduled syncing when required.
A routing guide for using Grok, xAI's AI service, for chat, searches on X, image and video generation, text-to-speech, speech-to-text and agent connections.
Run text chat, summarization, reasoning, and Q&A through the Grok Responses API. General websearch is enabled by default, which makes the command useful for recent facts.
This directory contains specs and usage notes for every public grok-cli command. Use this index for day-to-day command lookup. Deeper output examples and internal design notes live in ../reference/.
Start xAI OAuth PKCE login. By default, the command opens the system browser and exchanges the authorization code for tokens when the local loopback callback arrives.
Search X through the Grok Responses API xsearch tool. This command is the dedicated X search entrypoint and is separate from the general websearch attached by default to chat.
Check whether the current OAuth state is usable. The command does not make network requests; it only reads the local auth.json file and inspects token state, refresh token state, expiry, and error flags.
Inspect local session usage. The command reads the SQLite session store and summarizes text, image, video, and audio usage, along with token, cost estimate, and context-length information.
Use this skill whenever the user wants to use Grok or xAI through the grok-cli command line, including chat, X search, image generation/editing, video generation/editing/extension, text-to-speech, speech-to-text, OAuth login/status, or local usage stats. This skill should also be used when grok-cli may need to be…