Grok tests the user memory feature to enhance chat context.

According to monitoring by Beating, xAI’s large model Grok is currently undergoing gray testing of a new user memory feature. The test page shows that this memory function automatically records key personal information mentioned by users during conversations and generates a structured user profile. Users can directly view and edit the personal memory files recorded by Grok, providing continuous contextual background for future interactions and enhancing conversational fluency. In leaked system screenshots, Grok’s automatically compiled user profile includes multiple dimensions such as social media accounts, hardware specifications, daily occupation, and subscription tier, and even identifies user roles like Discord community moderators and GitHub open-source project details based on chat history. In terms of product design, Grok’s user profiling mechanism is similar to OpenAI’s previously released ChatGPT Memory feature; however, Grok’s categorization is more specific and structured, using a list format to detail users’ personal backgrounds and technical stacks. As of now, xAI has not announced the official launch date or specific rollout scope for the memory feature.