Use Grok with your whole business

How do you connect Grok to Mojobase?

grok.com and the Grok apps

Connectors are open to every Grok user. On Grok Business and Enterprise plans, a team admin adds Mojobase first in the xAI console, under Grok Business → Connectors → + Add Connector → Other; members then connect their own accounts.

1. In Mojobase, open Settings → Connect an agent and copy your company's address. It starts with https://app.mojobase.ai/mcp/.
2. Go to grok.com/connectors, click New Connector, then Custom.
3. Paste the address and sign in with your Mojobase account when asked.
4. Ask Grok something about your business. It finds Mojobase's tools and uses them when the question needs them.

Grok CLI

For developers and anyone who works in the terminal. It uses a key you make in Mojobase.

1. In Mojobase, open Settings → Connect an agent and make a key. It's shown once, so copy it into MOJOBASE_KEY in your shell profile.
2. Run grok mcp add --transport http mojobase https://app.mojobase.ai/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer ${MOJOBASE_KEY}".
3. Run grok mcp doctor mojobase to check the connection, or open /mcps in the Grok TUI.

Your own app on the xAI API

For developers building their own agent on Grok models. xAI connects to the MCP server for you; there's no MCP client to write.

1. Make a key in Settings → Connect an agent, as for the CLI.
2. In a Responses API request, add a tool with type: "mcp", server_url: "https://app.mojobase.ai/mcp", server_label: "mojobase" and authorization set to the key.
3. Add allowed_tools with only the tools the job needs, since the API doesn't support asking for approval before a call.

• Custom connectors: Available to all Grok users; added at grok.com/connectors with New Connector, then Custom, an MCP server URL and any sign-in it needs¹
• Grok Business and Enterprise: A team admin must add a connector in the cloud console before team members can connect and use it²
• Built-in connectors: Gmail & Google Calendar, Google Drive, OneDrive, Outlook Mail & Calendar, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint and Salesforce, each connected with an OAuth sign-in³
• Grok's own Gmail connector: Reads by default; can send, reply and forward once an organization's admins enable send tools⁴
• Grok CLI: grok mcp add --transport http adds a remote server; --header adds a static auth header, and ${VAR} expands from the environment⁵
• xAI API: Remote MCP tools work in the xAI SDK and the OpenAI-compatible Responses API, over Streaming HTTP or SSE; require_approval isn't supported⁶

What can you ask Grok once it's connected?

• “What came in overnight that I need to deal with before 9?”
• “Draft a polite no to the sponsorship email, citing our Handbook policy.”
• “Which of this week's meetings have no agenda yet? Write one for each.”
• “Make a task for every promise I made in today's emails.”

{
  "model": "grok-4.7",
  "input": "Draft replies to customer emails from today that still need an answer.",
  "tools": [{
    "type": "mcp",
    "server_url": "https://app.mojobase.ai/mcp",
    "server_label": "mojobase",
    "authorization": "YOUR_KEY",
    "allowed_tools": ["mail_search", "mail_thread", "draft_reply"]
  }]
}