Grok

Synergoi never asks for a xAI password or API key. It drives the vendor's own command-line agent and adopts the login that CLI already holds, so model usage is billed on the plan you have today and nothing is proxied.

Works with a SuperGrok subscription through xAI's Grok CLI. Synergoi calls the provider Grok everywhere in the app.

1. Install the Grok CLI

   Skip this if it is already on your PATH — Synergoi detects it and shows the version in Settings.

   macOS

   $curl -fsSL https://x.ai/cli/install.sh | bash

2. Sign in once

   Run the vendor's login in any terminal, or press Connect in the app — it runs the same command and opens the browser for you.

   $grok login --oauth

3. Confirm in Synergoi

   Open Settings › Providers. The card turns green with your account, plan and meters. If it doesn't, press Rescan.

What you get

• Live meters derived from the usage the CLI reports on every turn, plus a refresh without a turn.
• Sub-agents, live. Grok streams its children as they work; open a card to watch, and message a child directly from its pane — Grok is the only provider whose protocol allows that today.
• Shell commands run through Synergoi's broker exactly like the other providers, so the access preset you chose applies.

Accounts and versions

• More than one Grok account? Add another login from the provider card. Each thread picks an account, and quota meters are per account, so a personal and a work plan can share the app.
• Updating the CLI. The provider card shows the installed version and an Update button that runs the vendor's own updater. Synergoi never patches vendor binaries.
• Removing a login. Sign out from the card. Synergoi forgets what it adopted; the vendor CLI's own login files are untouched unless you choose to sign out there too.