what is grok-in-claude fr?

stdevmac/grok-in-claude — explained in plain English

Analysis updated 2026-05-18

★ 6JavaScriptAudience · developerComplexity · 2/5Setup · moderate

vibe map

mindmap
  root((grok-in-claude))
    What it does
      Delegates tasks to Grok
      Claude stays orchestrator
      Local Grok CLI companion
    Commands
      Rescue investigate and fix
      Review and adversarial review
      Image and video generation
      Job status and control
    Tech stack
      JavaScript
      Node.js
      Grok CLI
    Use cases
      Background bug fixes
      PR reviews
      Banner and demo media

mindmap root((grok-in-claude)) What it does Delegates tasks to Grok Claude stays orchestrator Local Grok CLI companion Commands Rescue investigate and fix Review and adversarial review Image and video generation Job status and control Tech stack JavaScript Node.js Grok CLI Use cases Background bug fixes PR reviews Banner and demo media

what do people make with this?

VIBE 1

Delegate a bug investigation or fix to Grok while continuing other work in Claude Code.

VIBE 2

Run a structured or adversarial code review of a branch or pull request through Grok.

VIBE 3

Generate banner images or short demo videos for a project without leaving the editor.

what's the stack?

JavaScriptNode.jsGrok CLIClaude Code

how it stacks up fr

	stdevmac/grok-in-claude	anil-matcha/open-ai-vibe-coding-course	arthurmoorgan/drift
Stars	6	6	6
Language	JavaScript	JavaScript	JavaScript
Last pushed	—	2026-06-30	—
Maintenance	—	Active	—
Setup difficulty	moderate	easy	moderate
Complexity	2/5	1/5	2/5
Audience	developer	pm founder	general

Figures from each repo's GitHub metadata at analysis time.

how do i run it?

Difficulty · moderate time til it works · 30min

Requires Node.js 18.18+, the Grok CLI installed and logged in on your machine.

License terms are not stated in the available README.

in plain english

grok-in-claude is a plugin that lets you call Grok, a separate AI model, from inside Claude Code. The idea is that Claude stays in charge of your project while a small companion script hands specific jobs off to Grok running on your own machine through its local command line tool. Once installed, you get a set of slash commands. You can ask Grok to investigate a bug and propose a fix, run a structured code review of a branch or pull request, run an adversarial review that pushes back on design choices, or generate images and short videos for things like banners or demo clips. There are also commands to check the status of a running job, fetch its final result, or cancel it, since these tasks can run in the background while you keep working in Claude. You can run several of these jobs at once. For example, Claude can kick off two background investigations and a review in the same turn, and each one tracks its own progress separately. A worktree option isolates any code changes Grok makes so they do not collide with your current branch, and a check option adds a self review pass after Grok finishes. Natural language requests work too, so you can simply ask Claude to have Grok look at something instead of typing the exact command. Setup requires Node.js 18.18 or later, the Grok command line tool logged into your account, and the GitHub CLI if you want to use the pull request review feature. Media files that Grok generates are saved into a project folder that stays out of version control. This is aimed at developers already using Claude Code who want a second model available for specific tasks like reviews or image generation, without leaving their main workflow.

prompts (copy fr)

prompt 1

Set up the grok-in-claude plugin in this repo and confirm the Grok CLI is authenticated.

prompt 2

Use /grok:rescue in the background to investigate why the integration tests are flaky.

prompt 3

Run /grok:review on this pull request and summarize the findings by severity.

prompt 4

Generate a 16:9 hero banner image for a developer tool landing page using /grok:image.

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