Let's update the task extraction logic to use Grok:

Here's how to set up your Grok API key locally:

1. First, create a .env.local file in the root of your project:

2. Add your Grok API key to the .env.local file:

3. Make sure .env.local is in your .gitignore file to prevent committing sensitive information 1:

4. Update your code to use the environment variable:

5. If you're using VS Code, you might want to add these settings to your .vscode/settings.json to get environment variable autocompletion:

Important notes:

1. The .env.local file should NEVER be committed to your repository 1
2. If you're using version control, make sure .env.local is in your .gitignore file 1
3. You'll need to restart your development server after adding the environment variables 1
4. For production, you should set the environment variables in your hosting platform (like Vercel) 2

To verify the environment variable is working:

1. Start (or restart) your development server:

2. The application should now be able to use the Grok API for task extraction. If you see any errors related to the API key, double-check that:

• The .env.local file is in the root directory
• The variable name is exactly GROK_API_KEY
• There are no spaces or quotes around the API key value
• You've restarted your development server

Remember: Environment variables in .env.local are only available in development. For production, you'll need to set them up in your hosting platform 2.