Grok signal report · Apr 2025 → Jun 2026

Information Seeking Trace

Every question left a path on the board. This is the year those paths lit up — not a full dump of the wire, just the glow that still matters.

1,584 circuits · 13,655 pulses · sort-of-anonymous-but-not-really-also-who-cares

Full conversation titles and transcripts stay off this page — product mix, builds, and a shortlist of interesting questions only. Sort-of-anonymous-but-not-really-also-who-cares.
1,584Conversations
13,655Questions asked
~8.6Avg questions / chat
909Unique assets in export
Grok Build start month: Jun ’26

First month with tracked SuperGrok coding / Build usage on this ledger — when the agent sessions started lighting up for real projects.

By month

Conversation volume over the export window. Hover a bar for the count.

12
Apr '25
22
May '25
30
Jun '25
15
Jul '25
47
Aug '25
93
Sep '25
121
Oct '25
159
Nov '25
211
Dec '25
138
Jan '26
166
Feb '26
144
Mar '26
197
Apr '26
138
May '26
91
Jun '26

Max bar = 211 chats (2025-12). Not a public feed — just the shape of the year.

Split of the mix

How chats were tagged in the export (work / personal / other).

Work
336 · 21%
Personal
288 · 18%
Other
960 · 61%

Product mix & builds

What ate the SuperGrok credit window (week of Jul 8–15, 2026) — percents only, not lifetime absolutes — and the projects Build actually shipped.

Grok Build · projects built

Major local projects shipped or heavily driven in Grok Build. 4 substantive Desktop builds.

Interesting questions

A shortlist — not every chat. Themes that still feel worth the scroll: systems, memory, craft, place, and weird curiosity. Phrasing lightly cleaned; no full thread titles.

  1. 01
    CURIOSITY

    “Who talks about the internet of people?”

    Human-centric networks
  2. 02
    BUILD

    “How would you build a brain-to-brain interface with a real communication channel?”

    Interfaces & attention
  3. 03
    HISTORY

    “How many histories are gone?”

    Lost records
  4. 04
    MIND

    “What are some ways to be more close-minded?”

    Irony as method
  5. 05
    RESILIENCE

    “Besides military, who is capable of mental capacity after three days of sleep deprivation?”

    Limits of the body
  6. 06
    FIELD

    “Do you know apps like star maps, but for real-world historical environments?”

    AR & place
  7. 07
    LANGUAGE

    “What is ad hominem?”

    Rhetoric
  8. 08
    NATURE

    “Why does a peony smell so terrible but look so pretty?”

    Evolution of beauty
  9. 09
    WORK

    “Examples of brands using AI in additive manufacturing — and how?”

    Industry + AI
  10. 10
    SYSTEMS

    “Explain steps to set up a small KB project for one business unit (Karpathy-style).”

    Knowledge ops
  11. 11
    CRAFT

    “Five insane hot-take questions to ask someone in manufacturing.”

    Shop-floor voice
  12. 12
    STORY

    “Write titles and short descriptions for a SOLIDWORKS customer story with actionable best practices.”

    Narrative work
  13. 13
    CULTURE

    “What song by the band Failure mentions simulation?”

    Signal in noise
  14. 14
    ARCHIVE

    “Why would anyone make a find-a-grave app for where people buried their pets?”

    Memory tech
  15. 15
    PLACE

    “Interesting words for writers on living in the country, quiet, and only hearing…”

    Rural notes
  16. 16
    PLAY

    “Strategies for becoming more close-minded — wait, other direction: connection without steamrolling.”

    Comms
  17. 17
    META

    “If I copy and paste something, can you read back the whole thing?”

    What the model can hold
  18. 18
    FUTURE

    “Time capsules in space / archives of people who live here.”

    Long memory
Neon circuit board — visual motif for Information Seeking Trace
Board motif · the wire under the questions

Source: Grok export archive. AI replies are model output, not verified fact. Full transcript library is not hosted on this site.