xAI's Grok is now natively available inside Warp, the AI-powered terminal used by nearly one million developers. SuperGrok subscribers can connect their xAI account directly to Warp and run grok-build-0.1 -- xAI's dedicated coding model -- without touching their Warp credit balance. It's a clean integration that makes an existing subscription work harder.
What just landed
SuperGrok subscribers can connect their xAI accounts to Warp and gain access to the grok-build-0.1 model natively inside the terminal environment. No plugins, no workarounds, no credit deductions from Warp's own system.
Warp operates on a credit-based system for AI model usage, so getting Grok access without tapping into that balance is a genuine perk for paying xAI customers. Think of it as a Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) flow -- except instead of pasting an API key, you log in with OAuth. Connecting a subscription works like BYOK, except you sign in to your xAI account instead of pasting an API key.
Grok joins a roster of models already available inside Warp, including Claude Code from Anthropic, OpenAI's Codex, and Google's Gemini CLI. The pattern is clear: Warp is becoming the neutral terminal layer where you bring whatever model you're already paying for.
What is Grok Build 0.1, exactly?
Grok Build 0.1 is xAI's fast coding model trained specifically for agentic software engineering workflows. The key word is
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