You can now use TinyFish in Grok Build.
Search, Fetch, Agent, and Browser all under one plugin inside @SpaceXAI's coding agent.
Give Grok Build a real connection to the live web and let it work across any site from your terminal.
Most "desktop agents" can read a webpage. That stopped being impressive the moment the page changed.
TinyFish Mako gives @alibaba_cloud 's desktop agent an execution layer built exactly for that: a web-native model trained on live enterprise workflows, not a wrapper duct-taped to a general-purpose LLM.
The result? Fewer stalls. Lower latency. End-to-end tasks that actually finish.