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- Silicon Mac: download the arm64.dmg - Intel Mac: the DMG with no `arm64` in the name - Windows: the exe - Linux: the AppImage (`-arm64` on ARM boxes) This is Grok Bot + the openzoo CLI, **without installing Node**. Same trick as the old grokui desktop app: Electron is Node (`ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE`), and the sidecar lives in `node_modules/openzoo`. On first launch the app: 1. Starts the local zoo proxy (`:8402`) and the Grok Bot hijack (`:8443`) 2. Downloads the matching **Grok Bot** binary from the `grokbot-v*` multiarch release if it is not already installed 3. Writes `~/.local/bin/openzoo`
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- Silicon Mac: download the arm64.dmg - Intel Mac: the DMG with no `arm64` in the name - Windows: the exe - Linux: the AppImage (`-arm64` on ARM boxes) This is Grok Bot + the openzoo CLI, **without installing Node**. Same trick as the old grokui desktop app: Electron is Node (`ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE`), and the sidecar lives in `node_modules/openzoo`. On first launch the app: 1. Starts the local zoo proxy (`:8402`) and the Grok Bot hijack (`:8443`) 2. Downloads the matching **Grok Bot** binary from the `grokbot-v*` multiarch release if it is not already installed 3. Writes `~/.local/bin/openzoo`
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- Silicon Mac: download the arm64.dmg - Intel Mac: the DMG with no `arm64` in the name - Windows: the exe - Linux: the AppImage (`-arm64` on ARM boxes) This is Grok Bot + the openzoo CLI, **without installing Node**. Same trick as the old grokui desktop app: Electron is Node (`ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE`), and the sidecar lives in `node_modules/openzoo`. On first launch the app: 1. Starts the local zoo proxy (`:8402`) and the Grok Bot hijack (`:8443`) 2. Downloads the matching **Grok Bot** binary from the `grokbot-v*` multiarch release if it is not already installed 3. Writes `~/.local/bin/openzoo`
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- Silicon Mac: download the arm64.dmg - Intel Mac: the DMG with no `arm64` in the name - Windows: the exe - Linux: the AppImage (`-arm64` on ARM boxes) This is Grok Bot + the openzoo CLI, **without installing Node**. Same trick as the old grokui desktop app: Electron is Node (`ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE`), and the sidecar lives in `node_modules/openzoo`. On first launch the app: 1. Starts the local zoo proxy (`:8402`) and the Grok Bot hijack (`:8443`) 2. Downloads the matching **Grok Bot** binary from the `grokbot-v*` multiarch release if it is not already installed 3. Writes `~/.local/bin/openzoo`
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- Silicon Mac: download the arm64.dmg - Intel Mac: the DMG with no `arm64` in the name - Windows: the exe - Linux: the AppImage (`-arm64` on ARM boxes) This is Grok Bot + the openzoo CLI, **without installing Node**. Same trick as the old grokui desktop app: Electron is Node (`ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE`), and the sidecar lives in `node_modules/openzoo`. On first launch the app: 1. Starts the local zoo proxy (`:8402`) and the Grok Bot hijack (`:8443`) 2. Downloads the matching **Grok Bot** binary from the `grokbot-v*` multiarch release if it is not already installed 3. Writes `~/.local/bin/openzoo`
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- Silicon Mac: download the arm64.dmg - Intel Mac: the DMG with no `arm64` in the name - Windows: the exe - Linux: the AppImage (`-arm64` on ARM boxes) This is Grok Bot + the openzoo CLI, **without installing Node**. Same trick as the old grokui desktop app: Electron is Node (`ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE`), and the sidecar lives in `node_modules/openzoo`. On first launch the app: 1. Starts the local zoo proxy (`:8402`) and the Grok Bot hijack (`:8443`) 2. Downloads the matching **Grok Bot** binary from the `grokbot-v*` multiarch release if it is not already installed 3. Writes `~/.local/bin/openzoo`
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- Silicon Mac: download the arm64.dmg - Intel Mac: the DMG with no `arm64` in the name - Windows: the exe - Linux: the AppImage (`-arm64` on ARM boxes) This is Grok Bot + the openzoo CLI, **without installing Node**. Same trick as the old grokui desktop app: Electron is Node (`ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE`), and the sidecar lives in `node_modules/openzoo`. On first launch the app: 1. Starts the local zoo proxy (`:8402`) and the Grok Bot hijack (`:8443`) 2. Downloads the matching **Grok Bot** binary from the `grokbot-v*` multiarch release if it is not already installed 3. Writes `~/.local/bin/openzoo`
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- Silicon Mac: download the arm64.dmg - Intel Mac: the DMG with no `arm64` in the name - Windows: the exe - Linux: the AppImage (`-arm64` on ARM boxes) This is Grok Bot + the openzoo CLI, **without installing Node**. Same trick as the old grokui desktop app: Electron is Node (`ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE`), and the sidecar lives in `node_modules/openzoo`. On first launch the app: 1. Starts the local zoo proxy (`:8402`) and the Grok Bot hijack (`:8443`) 2. Downloads the matching **Grok Bot** binary from the `grokbot-v*` multiarch release if it is not already installed 3. Writes `~/.local/bin/openzoo`
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- Silicon Mac: download the arm64.dmg - Intel Mac: the DMG with no `arm64` in the name - Windows: the exe - Linux: the AppImage (`-arm64` on ARM boxes) This is Grok Bot + the openzoo CLI, **without installing Node**. Same trick as the old grokui desktop app: Electron is Node (`ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE`), and the sidecar lives in `node_modules/openzoo`. On first launch the app: 1. Starts the local zoo proxy (`:8402`) and the Grok Bot hijack (`:8443`) 2. Downloads the matching **Grok Bot** binary from the `grokbot-v*` multiarch release if it is not already installed 3. Writes `~/.local/bin/openzoo`
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- Silicon Mac: download the arm64.dmg - Intel Mac: the DMG with no `arm64` in the name - Windows: the exe - Linux: the AppImage (`-arm64` on ARM boxes) This is Grok Bot + the openzoo CLI, **without installing Node**. Same trick as the old grokui desktop app: Electron is Node (`ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE`), and the sidecar lives in `node_modules/openzoo`. On first launch the app: 1. Starts the local zoo proxy (`:8402`) and the Grok Bot hijack (`:8443`) 2. Downloads the matching **Grok Bot** binary from the `grokbot-v*` multiarch release if it is not already installed 3. Writes `~/.local/bin/openzoo`
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- Silicon Mac: download the arm64.dmg - Intel Mac: the DMG with no `arm64` in the name - Windows: the exe - Linux: the AppImage (`-arm64` on ARM boxes) This is Grok Bot + the openzoo CLI, **without installing Node**. Same trick as the old grokui desktop app: Electron is Node (`ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE`), and the sidecar lives in `node_modules/openzoo`. On first launch the app: 1. Starts the local zoo proxy (`:8402`) and the Grok Bot hijack (`:8443`) 2. Downloads the matching **Grok Bot** binary from the `grokbot-v*` multiarch release if it is not already installed 3. Writes `~/.local/bin/openzoo`
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- Silicon Mac: download the arm64.dmg - Intel Mac: the DMG with no `arm64` in the name - Windows: the exe - Linux: the AppImage (`-arm64` on ARM boxes) This is Grok Bot + the openzoo CLI, **without installing Node**. Same trick as the old grokui desktop app: Electron is Node (`ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE`), and the sidecar lives in `node_modules/openzoo`. On first launch the app: 1. Starts the local zoo proxy (`:8402`) and the Grok Bot hijack (`:8443`) 2. Downloads the matching **Grok Bot** binary from the `grokbot-v*` multiarch release if it is not already installed 3. Writes `~/.local/bin/openzoo`
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- Silicon Mac: download the arm64.dmg - Intel Mac: the DMG with no `arm64` in the name - Windows: the exe - Linux: the AppImage (`-arm64` on ARM boxes) This is Grok Bot + the openzoo CLI, **without installing Node**. Same trick as the old grokui desktop app: Electron is Node (`ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE`), and the sidecar lives in `node_modules/openzoo`. On first launch the app: 1. Starts the local zoo proxy (`:8402`) and the Grok Bot hijack (`:8443`) 2. Downloads the matching **Grok Bot** binary from the `grokbot-v*` multiarch release if it is not already installed 3. Writes `~/.local/bin/openzoo`
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- Silicon Mac: download the arm64.dmg - Intel Mac: the DMG with no `arm64` in the name - Windows: the exe - Linux: the AppImage (`-arm64` on ARM boxes) This is Grok Bot + the openzoo CLI, **without installing Node**. Same trick as the old grokui desktop app: Electron is Node (`ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE`), and the sidecar lives in `node_modules/openzoo`. On first launch the app: 1. Starts the local zoo proxy (`:8402`) and the Grok Bot hijack (`:8443`) 2. Downloads the matching **Grok Bot** binary from the `grokbot-v*` multiarch release if it is not already installed 3. Writes `~/.local/bin/openzoo`
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Grok Bot 0.36.0 — official vendor builds, re-hosted multiarch. - darwin-arm64 / darwin-x64: Grok_Bot_0.36.0_darwin-*.zip (contains Grok Bot.app) - linux-x64 / linux-arm64: Grok_Bot_0.36.0_linux-*.AppImage - win-x64 / win-arm64: Grok_Bot_0.36.0_win-*-Setup.exe (NSIS) The paid-subscription requirement is removed at runtime by the openzoo-shim overlay — run the bot with `npx openzoo@latest bot` (installs from these releases if not already present).
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