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Grok provider: native ACP parity (catalog, effort, usage) #7021
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Still missing on T3 Code Nightly Composer has no Reasoning / thinking control for Grok 4.6. Claude and Codex show the control; Grok does not. Turns stay on the Grok CLI default. Workaround: set Grok itself advertises the effort menu ( |
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Thanks for documenting the Grok catalog, effort and usage gaps. The orchestrator V2 work has now merged in #2829. V2's ACP integration now exposes the provider's command catalog, advertised model/reasoning options and usage updates. These feed the command picker, model options and context presentation through the shared ACP path. Closing this as delivered. If a specific part is still missing in a build containing V2, please open a focused follow-up with the provider/version and the behavior you are seeing. |
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Area
apps/server
Problem or use case
Grok Build already exposes slash/skills catalog, per-model reasoning effort, and context usage over ACP, but T3 leaves those dark for Grok while Claude/Codex surface them.
Proposed solution
Provider core for
grok agent stdio: command catalog, reasoning effort application, token usage → context meter, auth/status, set_model continuity.Depends on sessionUpdate parser (#5417 / #5422).
Why this matters
Users cannot pick effort, see context fill, or use installed skills from T3 on Grok threads.
Smallest useful scope
Server provider adapter only. Split catalog / effort / usage further if maintainers require size:L max.
Alternatives considered
session/set_model_meta(no process restart) — re-probe vs CLI--reasoning-effortRisks or tradeoffs
Process restart for effort may emit session.exited; prefer set_model if live Grok accepts mid-thread
_meta.Examples or references
PR #5423. Overlaps #5403, #5405, #5131.
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