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Private one-click Grok on every X post. Nothing is posted publicly. No tracking. # Ask Grok on X **Private one-click Grok analysis for every post on X.** Stop jumping between tabs or publicly tagging @grok. This extension adds a clean **Ask Grok** button directly to the action bar of every post on x.com and twitter.com. ### What you get - One click opens a **private** Grok chat with the post link and a ready-made analysis prompt already filled in - Nothing is posted publicly — your questions stay between you and Grok - Works on the timeline, threads, and individual post pages - Lightweight, no account required beyond being logged into X/Grok in your browser ### How it works 1. Install the extension and reload x.com 2. See the Ask Grok button appear next to reply, repost, like, and share 3. Click it — Grok opens in a new tab with the post ready to analyze Perfect for fact-checking, getting context, summarizing long threads, or just asking “what’s going on here?” without broadcasting it to everyone. **Privacy-focused.** The extension does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data. It only injects a button and opens grok.com with the post URL you choose. Free. Open source spirit. Built because the native per-post Grok button is inconsistent on desktop web. --- **Install and start asking privately.**
Oct 31, 2026
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