Use ShardStitch with Grok.
This Grok profile is a manual browser-chat path for restarting a coding discussion from local project evidence. It does not claim a native MCP route for the web chat.
Integration paths.
Paste the generated continuation prompt.
No native MCP path for Grok web listed.
Paste-based; provider conversation and local repository remain separate.
Setup path.
Create the packet on the developer machine and paste it into a new Grok conversation. Keep code execution, branch inspection, and test verification in the actual project environment.
Generate the continuation packet and paste it into Grok.
Ask Grok to restate the verified state and the unverified hypothesis separately, then compare file and command claims with the repository.
Limits to know.
Pasted text cannot restore the old Grok thread, read a local checkout, or confirm a command ran. Provide current file excerpts or output only when needed, and avoid sending unrelated project material.
Best use case.
Using Grok as the next reader for a recovered project state.
FAQ.
Can Grok see the project files named in the packet?
No. The packet text contains path names and summaries, not a live filesystem connection. You remain responsible for checking those files and sharing any needed excerpts.
Resume this workflow.
If a task stalls after a change, paste the goal, files changed, failed attempts, and the exact next check into a clean chat. Run the check locally before using Grok reasoning to decide what to change.
Give the selected Grok conversation the checkpoint and verify that it distinguishes saved code from the prior assistant response.
Primary source and delivery boundary.
xAI API overview (checked September 27, 2026). The xAI documentation describes the API surface. The browser-chat handoff here is an explicit transfer of checkpoint text, not a claim that API support gives Grok access to your local working tree.
Tool-specific troubleshooting
For symptom-specific diagnostics and recovery steps, use the focused guide: Troubleshoot Grok.