Grok Build

Way	Grok Build gets	Needs
CLI	Mirage’s seven tools, beside its own	a supported Node release
FUSE	its own tools, on the workspace as a folder	`mirage-ai[fuse]` and a FUSE driver

Install

Install Grok Build separately; its command is grok.

Workspace

.mirage/workspace.yaml

mode: write
mounts:
  /:
    vfs: ram

CLI

grok plugin install strukto-ai/mirage

The plugin runs mirage mcp through npx on your project’s .mirage/workspace.yaml, so Grok gets shell, read, write, edit, ls, grep and glob, and a skill on how to use them. Open /plugins in grok to check that it is on.

FUSE

Install Mirage with FUSE support and your platform’s FUSE driver:

uv tool install 'mirage-ai[fuse]'

For this route, add the kernel backend and local mountpoint to .mirage/workspace.yaml:

.mirage/workspace.yaml

mode: write
mounts:
  /:
    vfs: ram
    backend: fuse
    mountpoint: /tmp/mirage-demo

mirage workspace create .mirage/workspace.yaml --id demo
cd /tmp/mirage-demo && grok

File operations inside /tmp/mirage-demo go through Mirage. The mount does not restrict the agent’s access to other host paths. mirage workspace delete demo unmounts it. On macOS the daemon holds one FUSE mount at a time.

Getting Started

Access

AI Agents

VFS

CLIs

Runtimes

Install

Workspace

CLI

FUSE

​Install

​Workspace

​CLI

​FUSE

Install

Workspace

CLI

FUSE