Grok Build is becoming a complete environment for building, deploying and managing real-world applications Its plugin marketplace brings the entire development stack into one connected workflow: • Vercel for deployment • Sentry for monitoring • Chrome DevTools for debugging • Cloudflare for infrastructure • Supabase, MongoDB and Neon for databases • Firecrawl for web data • Figma for design • Railway for hosting • Stripe for payments You are not just asking Grok to write code You can build, test, debug, connect infrastructure, deploy and manage production without constantly switching between tools Grok Build combines a frontier model, a powerful agentic harness and all the tools needed to go from an idea to a shipped product

The Grok Build Plugin Marketplace is now in beta. Build with MongoDB, Vercel, Sentry, Cloudflare, and Chrome DevTools plugins from your terminal. Read more

Grok expansion this month is unbelievable Most people still do not realize what is happening Grok is being plugged directly into the tools people already use every day: • Interactive Brokers — portfolio analysis, market research, strategy + order instructions • AWS Bedrock — enterprise access to Grok 4.3 • Databricks — AI agents + data workflows • Microsoft Word, Excel & PowerPoint — office productivity • Vapi — voice agents • eToro — real-time market sentiment inside Tori • Gopuff — AI shopping assistant • Warp — coding + terminal workflows • T3code — AI coding-agent workflows • Vercel — deployments, build status + domains • MongoDB — database management + queries • Sentry — debugging + error analysis • Cloudflare — Workers + infrastructure tools • Chrome DevTools — browser control + performance testing • Firecrawl — web search, scraping + page interaction • Superpowers — agent workflow plugins And that is not even the full list Grok Build also added /goal for long-running autonomous tasks, Agent Dashboard for managing multiple coding sessions along with Grok Build 0.1 & Grok Composer 2.5 Grok Imagine Video 1.5 is now faster, better, and live across API, web, iOS, and Android Grok Connectors already plug into Google Workspace, Outlook, SharePoint, OneDrive, Notion, GitHub, Linear, and custom MCP servers Finance. Cloud. Coding. Voice. Shopping. Data. Office work. Browsers. Developer tools. Agents Grok is moving from “AI you chat with” to “AI that works inside everything” xAI’s execution speed right now is insane

AI Agents are evolving from assistants into autonomous on-chain actors. On May 24, OpenBuild and Mantle will host the Mantle Turing Test Hackathon 2026 Meetup in Shanghai, bringing together AI builders, Web3 developers, and creators exploring the future of Agentic AI × Web3. @Mantle_Official @0xMantle @0xMantleCN 💰 $120,000 prize pool ⚡ AI Trading, RWA, DevTools, Agentic Wallets, and more 🤝 Team matching and project networking This is not just a hackathon. It is an experiment in autonomous AI on-chain. 🗓 May 24, 2026 📍 Shanghai 🔗 #Mantle# #AI# #Web3# #Hackathon# #OpenBuild# #Shanghai# #Layer2# #ZK# #DeFi# #RWA#

tl;dr - subagent behaviour working on adding multi chat and subagents to the agents starter (yay!) and I have a curious product direction/question. our subagents can be full fledged chats themselves. which means they could not only be async while they work on their thing and you continue, but you could continue "talking" with them after they've "returned" a result. so what should the default behaviour in the starter be? - readonly, no input. this is what most (all?) products/devtools like this do atm - have chat, but it's only followups, doesn't affect the main chat - add a "send back/summarize to main chat" this feels powerful and underexplored I'll probably ship option 1 for now, but there's something here... anyway, multichat/subagents in starter template coming this week

🚨 Threat Intelligence | Analysis of a Fake TronLink Chrome Extension Phishing Campaign 🚨 SlowMist’s MistEye threat monitoring system recently detected a high-risk phishing campaign targeting #TRON# wallet users. Attackers created a fake Chrome MV3 extension impersonating @TronLinkWallet, using Unicode bidirectional control characters and Cyrillic homoglyphs to spoof the brand name. Once installed, it loads a full phishing page via remote iframe — forming a “shell-core separation” credential theft chain. 🔍 Key Findings: 🔹 The extension name uses homoglyphs for disguise. Its Chrome Web Store page inherits the real extension’s high user count and positive reviews, significantly lowering review barriers. 🔹 Local code is extremely minimal — it only loads a remote page, making static analysis almost useless for detecting malice. 🔹 The remote phishing page perfectly replicates the official TronLink Web wallet UI, stealing mnemonic phrases, private keys, Keystore files, and passwords, then exfiltrating them in real time via Telegram Bot. 🔹 Built-in anti-analysis features (disables right-click, DevTools, drag-and-drop, printing) and geo/language-based redirection for Russian users to evade detection. ⚠️ This is not a simple fake extension — it employs advanced techniques like remote dynamic loading and anti-forensics, making it extremely difficult for traditional static scanners to catch. 🛡️ Immediate Actions : • Uninstall any suspicious extension (Malicious ID: ekjidonhjmneoompmjbjofpjmhklpjdd) • Official TronLink extension ID: ibnejdfjmmkpcnlpebklmnkoeoihofec • Clear localStorage and check for abnormal traffic • If credentials were entered, create a new wallet immediately and transfer assets 📖 Full technical analysis + IOCs + self-check guide here 👇