Warp Agent CLI: Grok Model Access via X Premium/SuperGrok
WarpWarp Agent CLI added a /connect-grok slash command that lets users link an X Premium or SuperGrok subscription directly to Warp via OAuth. Once connected, Grok models — including grok-build-0.1 and the grok-4-3 family (low, medium, high) — can be run through the user's own xAI subscription instead of consuming Warp AI credits. The feature shipped alongside Warp's rebrand of its "Oz" agent UI to Warp Agent across the app and CLI.
Key Takeaways
- Grok models can now bill through X Premium or SuperGrok instead of consuming Warp AI credits, once a user connects their xAI account.
- The
/connect-grokslash command in Warp Agent CLI launches an OAuth flow in the browser, avoiding manual API key management. - Supported models include grok-build-0.1 and the grok-4-3 family (low, medium, and high variants), selectable from Warp's existing model picker.
- A key icon marks connected Grok models in the picker, signaling that requests route through the user's own xAI subscription rather than Warp's shared usage pool.
- OAuth tokens are stored locally in the OS keychain, keeping the integration credential-free on Warp's servers.
- The integration arrived alongside Warp's Oz-to-"Warp Agent" rebrand, reflecting a broader push to consolidate agent branding while expanding model and subscription options.
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Grok Now Available as a Connected Model Provider
Warp Agent CLI added native support for connecting a Grok subscription — either X Premium or SuperGrok — directly to Warp. A new /connect-grok slash command inside the terminal-based Agent CLI opens a browser window to sign in to an xAI account and authorize access via OAuth. The same connection can also be made from Warp's Settings panel, under Warp Agent > API Keys, or by searching "SuperGrok" in Settings and clicking Connect.
Why It Matters
Previously, Grok models were only reachable through Warp's own credit-metered inference. With this update, anyone who already pays for X Premium or SuperGrok can route requests to Grok models — including grok-build-0.1 and the grok-4-3 family (low, medium, and high variants) — through their existing subscription instead of drawing down Warp AI credits. Once connected, supported Grok models display a key icon in the model picker, signaling that those requests are billed through the user's own xAI account rather than Warp's shared usage pool.
Security Model
Warp used an OAuth flow rather than a bring-your-own-key approach, so users never paste or manage a raw xAI API key inside Warp. The resulting token is stored locally in the OS keychain (or platform equivalent) and is never sent to or stored on Warp's servers, keeping the integration consistent with how Warp already handles other external credentials.
Part of a Broader Rebrand
The /connect-grok command shipped in the same release where Warp renamed its "Oz" agent UI to Warp Agent across both the desktop app and the CLI — a naming consolidation that coincides with Warp expanding the set of model providers and subscriptions users can plug directly into their agent sessions.