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Grok Could Soon Help You Edit Spreadsheets, Thanks to xAI’s Newest Move

Updated:June 24, 2025

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A fresh code leak has revealed something big: Grok, the AI brainchild from Elon Musk’s xAI, might soon get its own file editor, complete with spreadsheet capabilities.

That’s right.

According to reverse engineer Nima Owji, who shared the scoop on X (formerly Twitter), users may soon be able to talk to Grok and get help while actively editing files.

Grok

Imagine asking your AI assistant to fix a formula or summarize data as you work. No tab-switching. No juggling windows. Just pure flow.

What We Know So Far

Here’s what’s been discovered (and what’s still a mystery):

FeatureStatusNotes
Spreadsheet editingLeakedSuggested via source code
File collaborationPossibleBased on Grok Studio’s earlier updates
Supported file typesUnknownOnly spreadsheets hinted at for now
Full suite plansNot confirmedBut competition signals this direction

Grok Studio Paved the Way

Earlier this year, xAI introduced Grok Studio, a split-screen setup where users could collaborate with Grok to create docs, write code, and even build browser-based games.

It also rolled out Workspaces, which let users manage files and conversations in one view.

The leaked spreadsheet tool feels like the next natural step, adding more firepower to Grok’s growing capabilities.

How It Stacks Up to the Competition

Let’s look at the current players in this AI-powered productivity space:

  • Google Gemini Workspace: Lets you edit Sheets and Docs while chatting with Gemini. But you’re locked inside Google’s world.
  • OpenAI + Microsoft: Copilot is baked into Word, Excel, and other Office tools – pretty slick for existing Microsoft 365 users.
  • xAI’s Grok: If Grok supports multiple file types across platforms, it could become a flexible, all-in-one alternative.

So far, Grok’s value lies in how it blends tasks. Want to write, edit, brainstorm, and organize files all in one place? Grok might just offer that.

Is Elon Building the “Everything App”?

All signs point to yes.

This potential spreadsheet tool isn’t just a cool feature, it could be a puzzle piece in Elon Musk’s grand vision: turning X into an “everything app” that handles documents, chat, payments, and social interactions.

Just think:

  • Need to write a proposal? Do it in Grok.
  • Want AI to summarize financials? Ask Grok mid-edit.
  • Need to send that file? Share it right inside X.

If xAI nails the execution, Grok could shift from being a ChatGPT alternative to a serious workplace sidekick.

What To Expect Next

While xAI hasn’t officially confirmed the leak, here’s what we could see soon:

  • More file types supported (like slides, PDFs, or even code files)
  • Deeper integration with X
  • Subscription pricing or tiered features

One thing’s for sure: AI tools are moving fast from chat windows to full-on productivity powerhouses.

Onome

Contributor & AI Expert