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What changed

The Grok and xAI update log.

Recent xAI developer release notes, dated and linked to the source. Grok ships often, so we track what moved and point you to the official note.

API Priority Processing and Files API public URLs

A priority service tier billed only when used, plus public file URLs that Grok Imagine can reuse.

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Context Compaction, Grok Build 0.1, and Custom Voices

A context-compaction API, a WebSocket Responses mode, the early-access Grok Build coding model, and custom voices.

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Per-response cost field and Speech-to-Text GA

Responses now report a usage cost field, and speech-to-text reached general availability across 25 languages.

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Grok 4.20 flagship and the multi-agent variant

The Grok 4.20 launch with a multi-agent orchestration model, plus text-to-speech general availability.

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Source: xAI developer release notes. Last reviewed 30 June 2026.

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