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getting started
// what it does
Running grok with no arguments opens the Ink terminal UI, where you describe tasks in plain English and Grok picks the right tools — read, write, edit, bash — on its own. Pass -d to target a project other than your current directory.
// shell
$ grok$ grok -d /path/to/project// gotcha
The session treats the current working directory as the project root and loads .grok/GROK.md and .grok/settings.json from there. Launch it inside the repo you want it to work on, or pass -d /path, otherwise it acts on wherever your shell happens to be.