Grok Build shipped v1.0.35 focused on MCP reliability, the /memory experience, and large-file performance: headless MCP status and connecting reminders now match real handshake state; tool searches/calls on the daemon path show query, results, arguments, and output; /memory gains content search, copy confirmations, narrow-terminal support, and faster deletes; syntax highlighting uses far less memory and runs faster on large TypeScript and other files.

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  • ✓MCP: headless status/connecting reminders match real handshake; daemon path shows tool query, results, args, and output
  • ✓/memory: content search, copy confirmations, narrow terminals, faster deletes; toggling memory from a config-disabled session correctly rewires the agent
  • ✓Performance: syntax highlighting uses less memory and is faster on large TypeScript files; also fixes Swift nested-paren highlighting and --minimal paste wrapping
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