Grok Bot 0.77.0 Rolls Out With Auto Review Permission Settings, Vault Payment Ordering, and Multi Question Cards
grok @bot 0.77.0 is now stable and rolling out! - permissions settings for your auto-review rules - pick which payment method bots use first in vault - bots can ask several questions on one card full changelog:
Context
As personal and team agents take on sensitive browser sign ins, purchases, and background workflows, giving users explicit rule lists for auto review and prioritized payment methods in Vault reduces approval fatigue while preserving human control over irreversible actions.
Eric Zakariasson announced on X that Grok Bot 0.77.0 is now stable and rolling out across desktop and web. The update builds on recent 0.75.x releases that introduced the credentials and payments Vault, collaborative Pages, and conversational rule cards. Elon Musk and several enterprise users highlighted rapid Grok Bot adoption across X the same evening.
Deep dive
Eric Zakariasson announced that Grok Bot 0.77.0 has reached stable release and is rolling out to users, highlighting three flagship additions alongside a broad set of workflow and connector upgrades documented in the official changelog. First, Settings now includes a dedicated Permissions section that organizes a user's Auto review rules under Always Ask and Allow without Asking lists, each with its own Add Rule button, while approval cards stay open for 30 minutes instead of 10 and let through more reversible private actions without interrupting the user.
Second, the Vault now features a Payments tab where users can choose which saved payment method their bots try first before falling back to a password manager or alternate wallet, while still requiring explicit user approval before any purchase completes. Saved addresses, phone numbers, and emails are also grouped together as Contact info in the Vault with street autocomplete and ZIP code city and state lookup, and bots can update a saved Vault entry's name, hint, and card details.
Third, bots can now ask several questions on a single interactive card that steps through each prompt sequentially and includes a custom answer option when none of the preset choices fit. The 0.77.0 release also adds 1Password login approval without requiring a shared vault, an Import Memory setting to bring preferences from another AI assistant into a user's primary bot, Order Concierge and Deal Watcher templates, full screen zoom and Slack or markdown copy buttons for wide chat tables, live dictation that writes into the message box while speaking, and support for custom MCP servers using private certificate authorities.
What to expect next
By pairing granular Auto review permission lists with prioritized Vault credentials, 1Password browser fills, and multi question clarification cards, Grok Bot is smoothing the friction points that previously slowed down autonomous web and workplace tasks. Watch how team administrators use the new enterprise CA certificate audit logs, Bot sharing controls, and inter bot DM messaging to deploy specialized fleets of shared Team Bots across Slack and internal company systems.