Choose Grok 4.7 or Grok 4.6 to work with a written task, technical document or code excerpt. Provide the relevant facts, describe the operation and specify the output format so you can review the answer against a clear brief. Grok 4.7 exposes Chat Completions in the current task; Grok 4.6 also offers Responses. Select the model and protocol around your existing integration, then review the reply and actual input/output token usage.
Grok is developed by xAI. Vidgo provides access to the models. Model names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.Open a model card to start its own conversation and inspect the available API format. Keep the task brief and source material consistent when evaluating a workflow. Use the selected task’s protocol and prices when preparing the integration.
Both tasks accept text conversations through Chat Completions, where messages carry the source material and instruction. Grok 4.6 additionally provides Responses, using input for the conversation. Choose the format already used by your application, set the supported output controls and describe the expected answer. Continue with relevant earlier turns when a follow-up depends on prior context.
Grok 4.7 combines software-engineering capabilities with professional document and analysis tasks. The following charts show CursorBench 4.0 and GDPval results under the settings identified in each chart. Use the comparisons to understand the evaluated workloads, then supply the code or source documents needed for your own task.
CursorBench 4.0 evaluates work drawn from coding tasks in Cursor. The chart compares score with average evaluation cost per task across model settings. Provide the relevant code, desired change and acceptance criteria to request an implementation or review. Vidgo API billing uses the rates in this page’s pricing section.
GDPval evaluates tasks based on professional knowledge work. The chart compares Grok 4.7 at xhigh effort with the other listed models and settings. Prepare the source reports, intended audience and required result to request a structured analysis, a detailed explanation or a document draft that can be reviewed against the original material.
Prepare the document, code or business brief that the answer should use. Ask for a summary, review, structured extraction or draft with explicit constraints, then inspect the response for the requested content and format. Use follow-up messages to refine the details with additional evidence or test feedback.
Provide the changed code, its intended behavior and the checks that matter. Request a review organized around concrete findings, then verify the suggested changes before applying them to the project.
Supply the relevant code, failing test output and expected result. Ask for an explanation and a proposed correction, then run the checks again and use the observed result in a follow-up conversation.
Prepare the sections relevant to your task and name the points the summary should cover. Compare the response with the source before using it in a technical note or implementation decision.
Provide a complete source note and define the fields and units to extract. Validate the returned structure and values before using the data in a product-content workflow or application prototype.
Describe the issue, the available resolutions and any information to request from the reader. Generate a reply and check that its next steps and tone match the supplied business brief.
Prepare a text task for the protocol your application uses. Grok 4.7 provides Chat Completions, while Grok 4.6 also provides Responses; review the request structure, returned answer and token usage for the selected workflow.
The table reads the current starting input-token rates for Grok 4.7 and 4.6 per one million tokens. A full request includes the selected model’s output-token charge; the Grok 4.7 task also lists a cache-read rate. Sent conversation history contributes to input usage, and generated text contributes to output usage. Review the selected task’s full rate table and returned usage when comparing the cost of an integration or a follow-up conversation.
Test a complete text task online, then integrate the selected model and API format.
Open the selected model, provide the task and source text, and choose its available output settings. Submit the conversation, read the complete answer and inspect available token usage. Add clarifications or test feedback when preparing a follow-up.
Use the existing model conversation, current token prices and task documentation to connect a reviewed answer with your application workflow.
Choose Grok 4.7 for its current Chat Completions entry, or open Grok 4.6 when you want to choose between Chat Completions and Responses. Prepare the same source material and desired output when reviewing which integration fits your application.
Open the selected model, provide the task and source text, and choose its available output settings. Submit the conversation, read the complete answer and inspect available token usage. Add clarifications or test feedback when preparing a follow-up.
The table reads the current starting input-token rates for Grok 4.7 and 4.6 per one million tokens. A full request includes the selected model’s output-token charge; the Grok 4.7 task also lists a cache-read rate. Sent conversation history contributes to input usage, and generated text contributes to output usage. Review the selected task’s full rate table and returned usage when comparing the cost of an integration or a follow-up conversation.
Use /v1/chat/completions with model and messages for either model. For Grok 4.6, you can also use /v1/responses with model and input. The current online workflows support streaming text; consume the response in the selected format, assemble the answer and inspect the returned usage information.
Use your Vidgo API credentials to authenticate the request to the selected endpoint. Send the exact model identifier, the conversation fields required by that protocol and the supported output settings. Consume the returned response using the same format you selected.
Accumulate streaming text when the selected workflow streams, or read the complete response body when it returns a full reply. Inspect the final answer and returned usage fields, then keep the relevant messages for the next turn. Return to the model conversation when continuing the online task.
Choose Grok 4.7 or Grok 4.6 to work with a written task, technical document or code excerpt. Provide the relevant facts, describe the operation and specify the output format so you can review the answer against a clear brief. Grok 4.7 exposes Chat Completions in the current task; Grok 4.6 also offers Responses. Select the model and protocol around your existing integration, then review the reply and actual input/output token usage.
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