Grok Workstation Wishlist: Grok Imagine Workstation Tier – Feature Proposal Creators who already have large libraries of images, sample videos, characters, and scenes need a production environment, not just another generator. Core idea: A temporary high-capacity workstation subscription that runs on separate high-throughput infrastructure. It pulls directly from a user’s existing Grok library so they can move from exploration into actual movie-making without starting over. Key capabilities: Persistent character profiles (up to ~15 reference images + locked voice + listed personality traits) Scene libraries with reliable scale matching (character size correctly relative to rooms, objects, and other characters) Drag-and-drop placement into a 3D-aware environment Long scenes without regenerative drift or loss of consistency Script-driven or descriptive direction once assets are locked Music that can bleed/cascade across scenes as needed Strict control: once a character or scene is locked, it stays locked Why it matters: Many creators already have thousands of images and hundreds of sample videos. The missing piece is consistency and spatial control. A dedicated workstation tier would let them assemble and direct scenes from their own perfected assets instead of constantly regenerating and fighting drift. Even at a high monthly price, it is far more accessible and controllable than traditional production costs ($100k+), while keeping the creator in the driver’s seat. This turns Grok Imagine from a clip generator into a practical tool for short films and narrative projects. @xai @imagine @grok #GrokImagine#