Connect Grok Bot

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What this page assumes

Grok Bot is xAI’s agent. It runs on a hosted machine and can use connectors and MCP tools. xAI documents adding a custom MCP connector at grok.com/connectors, but its connector guide does not say whether Grok Bot picks up a custom connector added there, and published third-party accounts disagree on the point. levios has not tested it. Treat the steps below as the path most likely to work rather than a confirmed one.

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Add the connector

Follow Connect Grok. The connector is added on the same surface:

1. Open https://grok.com/connectors.
2. Select New Connector, then Custom.
3. Enter https://levios.app/api/mcp as the MCP server URL.
4. Complete the authentication step and approve the levios request.

Then start a Grok Bot task and ask it to list your levios accounts.

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Verify access

This client needs more verification than the others, not less. A successful connection must complete browser authorization and return an authenticated result from a levios read tool inside a Grok Bot task. A connector that appears in grok.com/connectors, or that works in a normal Grok chat, does not prove Grok Bot itself can call it. If Grok Bot reports no levios tools, the connector is reaching Grok but not the agent. Open Settings > MCP in levios to confirm whether an authorization was recorded at all. A grant with no tool calls against it means the authorization completed and the agent never used it.

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Scope the grant narrowly

Grok Bot acts on its own across many steps. Approve the smallest permission set that does the job, and prefer read permissions until you have seen it behave correctly. You can pause or revoke the connection from Settings > MCP in levios at any time. Pausing keeps permitted reads available and blocks changes. Never paste an API key or bearer token. The browser authorization flow supplies the credential.