Grok, visible while it works
Run grok in any terminal and the session appears in the notch: project, live state, current activity, file edits and commands on the timeline, and subagents under their parent. Expand a session for the transcript, read back from Grok’s local session logs, and use the composer to send follow-up prompts into resumable sessions.
Approvals: flagged here, answered in the terminal
Grok doesn’t accept permission responses from outside its own prompt, so AgentPeek doesn’t pretend otherwise. The moment a Grok session blocks on an approval, it’s flagged for attention, the notch can auto-expand, and ⌥ T jumps you to the exact terminal that’s waiting. You lose the keystroke answer, but you stop losing the twenty minutes of not noticing.
Usage from Grok’s own local records
Usage panel: Weekly or monthly quota and reset from structured local billing snapshots, plus session tokens, model, title, daily history, and exact recorded cost from durable session updates. Fork copies and folded subagent work are counted once; partial or missing cost is never repriced. AgentPeek reads no Grok credentials and makes no Grok network request.
AgentPeek writes its hooks as a standalone drop-in at ~/.grok/hooks/agentpeek.json, leaving your own Grok config untouched. Quick Routes opens the hooks, config, billing log, and session records in one click.