What Grok Bot v0.75.5 changed, from the official changelog, and how people on X are starting to use it.
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Last updated Oct 27, 2026
Short answer
Grok Bot v0.75.5 is dated October 23, 2026, and it also includes 0.75.3 and 0.75.4. The changelog calls it "Vault, email forwarding, and fewer approval cards." The biggest change is that Bots can save your logins, cards, and contact info to a Vault in Settings and fill them in to sign in or check out. Auto-review also asks less often for an action you asked for in your own words.
"Bots can save your logins, cards, and contact info to a Vault in Settings and fill them in to sign in or check out." (Requires Grok Bot 0.75.2 or later.)
Bots can forward an email from their own inbox with its original formatting, images, and attachments. (Requires Grok Bot 0.75.2 or later.)
Bots record who asked for each message they post in Slack, so anyone in the thread can ask who requested it.
For Halloween, you can give a Bot a pumpkin shape when you create it or change its avatar. (Requires Grok Bot 0.75.2 or later.)
Improved
"Auto-review asks less often for an action you asked for in your own words."
After you deny an approval card, the Bot stops and doesn't try that action again until you send another message.
Emails and Slack messages you ask a Bot to send go out once Auto-review allows them, while sends on routine and other turns still wait as drafts.
When the Bot hands you its computer to sign in to a site that has a connector, it also offers that connector's connect card.
Asking a Bot about your X account connects X through your linked X account, even if you removed the X plugin.
Connecting X also connects X Money through the same account, and asking about your X Money balance, activity, or card installs X Money.
Your routines can run up to 300 times an hour in total instead of 100, and each routine up to 200 times.
"With Route traffic through this computer on, Settings shows how many sites were blocked because they resolve to a private or VPN address."
Teams: teammates in their own DM with a Team Bot can react to messages, quote with Add to chat, and answer cards.
Teams: Team Bots name connectors as your plugin list does, such as Google Slides, when they ask to use one or say whose they used.
If your Grok Business seat doesn't cover Grok Bot yet, the usage limit message says to ask your Grok Business admin to connect your team.
Fixed
Auto-review falls back to an approval card less often, retrying a check that fails and reviewing long chats instead of stopping.
Auto-review no longer waves through an action your request said to stop before, such as sending a message you asked only to draft.
Asking a Bot about your X followers gets a plain answer that X doesn't offer it, instead of a browser sign-in to X.
After an account merge, you keep managing the Bots you created and can share them with your team.
Plugins with several servers, such as Salesforce, show each server as its own row, so you can see and sign in to every one.
In Slack, Bots answer thread replies that were also sent to the channel, as they do other thread replies.
Teams: on a Team Bot's Share this Bot card, someone who manages the Bot through a group sees their role as Manager.
Teams: work a Team Bot hands off in a shared chat can use the connectors you allowed, and its reply says whose connector it used.
Teams: when a Team Bot's routine replies in a Slack thread, the Bot follows the thread and answers later replies without an @mention.
After you reset a chat whose first message was blocked, new messages get replies instead of an error.
How-to pages for these changes
Some of these changes have their own pages on this site:
Early posts on X about this release. Quotes are word for word.
Melvin Vivas (@melvindvivas), October 23, 2026: "Grok Bot Vault is here!" and "We can now securely store logins, credit cards, and contacts directly in Grok Bot"
Marcell Hazzard (@Marcellhazzard), October 25, 2026: "The Grok Bot vault is a big deal" and "my bots handle my logins and I don't need yet another subscription for it"
These are opinions from people on X. In the changelog, all I found is that Bots can save logins, cards, and contact info to a Vault and fill them in. I didn't find anything about how the Vault is protected, so I'm not repeating the word "securely" as a fact.
All releases
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