Termexo v0.10.4 integrates grok build, fixes persistent session reset bug

Termexo, an open-source AI programming terminal workspace, has released version v0.10.4, integrating Grok Build from Elon Musk's company into its multi-model orchestration lineup. The update also resolves a long-standing issue where the number of code changes in a session would reset to zero, causing the Git panel to become blank. The integration allows Termexo to automatically recognize Grok Build upon installation and login, enabling users to launch terminals, restore previous sessions, and execute tasks through the task board. This update unifies management of Grok Build, Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Antigravity within a single workspace, eliminating the need for multiple terminals. The new version also enhances the usage panel, which now accurately displays 'Unable to determine' when Grok Build does not provide usage data, instead of incorrectly showing '0% usage.' The session reset bug was caused by a misalignment in the refresh process, which has been fixed in v0.10.4. Additional improvements include a terminal startup animation, enhanced paste support for Claude Code, and refined workspace management features. Termexo is available for 64-bit Windows 10/11 systems under the MIT license.