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Models & providers

Grok Build

Grok Build uses the CLI runtime available on the Metis host.

1 min readUpdated: October 2026
Choose your provider. Captured in an isolated Metis test instance with fictional sample data (October 2026).
Choose your provider

Choose your provider. Captured in an isolated Metis test instance with fictional sample data (October 2026).

Step by step

  1. 01

    Open Settings → Models → Providers and select Grok Build.

  2. 02

    Install the appropriate Grok CLI for the execution user and sign in with grok login.

  3. 03

    Set a clear connection name if needed and save the connection.

  4. 04

    Test the connection, then choose a detected model in chat.

Grok Build

Requires compatible access and support in your installation.

  • Choose an authentication method and set up the connection.
  • Check connection status and detected models.
  • Review model options and reported limits in each chat.

Good to know

  • Offered access methods: local runtime / endpoint, OAuth.
  • Models, context windows, and parameters depend on the active connection and detection.
  • Costs, subscriptions, and limits are determined by the provider.

Troubleshooting

If models are missing, check access, connection status, and the selected execution user. A locally authenticated CLI must be available to the user running the Metis task.

Troubleshooting guide

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GeneralModels — ConnectionsAgent — Runtime & memoryDevices — Remote clientsAdmin / ChatsUpdatesSearch settingsAttachments and file sizeSubagent modelToken compressionPreview compressionSounds and notificationsNotification deliverySet up voice inputChoose a microphoneRecording and streamingDictionaryConfigure the browser previewManage website dataWebsite and source code
Models & providers
AgentDeep ResearchPlanAskGauntletCursorOpenAIAnthropicGoogle GeminixAI / GrokOpenRouterOllama / LocalOpenAI-compatibleOpenAI CodexClaude CodeGoogle AntigravityGrok BuildOpenCodeModel options
Account & sharing
ProfileNotificationsUsage & costsShare chatsPublic shares
Guides & operations
Charts, graphs & mediaAutomationsOperate your installationTroubleshootingSet up a complete projectWork on a connected PCResearch and produce a reportGlossary and scopes

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