grok-result-handling

name	grok-result-handling
description	Internal guidance for presenting Grok helper output back to the user
user-invocable	false

Grok Result Handling

When a slash command or subagent returns Grok companion output:

• Present the stdout verbatim unless the command instructions say otherwise.
• Do not paraphrase, summarize, or add commentary before or after Grok output for delegate and review commands.
• If the output includes a Grok session ID, preserve it so the user can run grok resume <session-id> directly.
• A normal (foreground) delegate or review returns Grok's answer in-band — present it directly. Do not send the user to /grok:status or /grok:result for it.
• Only for an explicit --background run (a detached companion job) tell the user to retrieve the result with /grok:status <id> and /grok:result <id>.
• If a foreground delegate was interrupted (for example a very long run hit the Bash ~10-minute limit), its job may be left showing running with no stored result. Tell the user to re-run the task with --background, which survives long runs, rather than waiting on the stuck job.
• If setup reports Grok is missing or unauthenticated, direct the user to /grok:setup or !grok login.