The release adds a Vault in Settings where bots can save a user’s logins, payment cards, and contact information. Bots can then fill that information when signing in to a site or checking out. The feature requires Grok Bot 0.75.2 or later.
The same release adds email forwarding from a bot’s own inbox while retaining original formatting, images, and attachments. It also records who requested each message a bot posts in Slack. Auto-review is described as asking less often for actions requested in the user’s own words; after a denied approval card, the bot stops retrying that action until it receives another message.
The changelog also raises the aggregate routine limit from 100 to 300 runs per hour, with up to 200 runs for an individual routine. It does not state how Vault data is stored or protected, whether bots can access secret values directly, which plans or regions receive the feature, or what payment and site-compatibility limits apply.