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

   On Windows, install the CLI the way its vendor documents for Windows — the shell installer above is the macOS one. Once it is on your PATH, Synergoi adopts it the same way.

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.