Follow-up from yesterday's call. We briefly mentioned how Grok.com and Grok Build sound different, and I was inspired to finally fix it. So, they're the same model, but they're given different persons. Grok.com is told "You are Grok 4 built by xAI" and that's it. It's not given any instructions on how to respond. Grok Build is told "You are an interactive CLI tool that helps users with software engineering tasks". It's then given a long writing output style block called <communication>, which has rules like, "lead with the answer", "restate the work", "never say 'X, not Y' and a banned a list of phrases. So, Grok Build is instructed to be a lot more structured in its response. I think that's why it always feels formulaic and why fiction writing doesn't feel natural coming out of Grok Build I tried to use a short rule that says "talk like grok.com". But that didn't obliterate the instructions well enough. What seems to be working so far today is to point Grok Build to a new system instruction file with the <communication> block deleted. Steps and in this gist: https://gist.github.com/wayneadams/c835db40e2b5423c566fa90043d384f9