Grok Build adds project-scoped and global persistent memory
Grok Build now writes durable conventions, decisions and project facts to background-generated Markdown notes, then reads relevant topics in later coding sessions. Project workspaces remain separate from a global preference scope; /memory exposes a read-only browser, /dream consolidates notes, and current-session instructions are documented to override stored memory.
Why it matters: Persistent memory can stop coding agents from relearning commands and architecture, but it also creates a new background-written source of authority. Incorrect, stale or cross-scope notes can steer later edits even when the relevant fact never appears in the…