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Verelyn for Grok Bot

Verelyn has not verified a route for Grok Bot. What follows is what the vendor's own pages say about Grok Bot, and what Verelyn's setup text asks an assistant to do.

A Bot starts with no access and acts only where you sign it in. Give it Verelyn's setup text, ask it to try it, and approve in the browser.

See the setup steps for Grok Bot →See an example

Give this to your assistant

Read Verelyn's setup guide and tell me which route applies to this client: https://verelyn.com/llms.txt
MCP endpoint: https://verelyn.com/api/mcp
An assistant must not invent priorities, complete payment, or activate the service. The person gives explicit approval in the browser.

You approve the sign-in and permissions yourself, in the browser. An assistant never pays or activates Verelyn for you.

A Bot that starts with no access.

xAI says a Bot has no access by default and acts only with accounts you sign it into. Verelyn arrives the same way: through a connection you approve.

You decide what it knowsA Bot gets only what you give it. Adding Verelyn is one deliberate step, approved in your browser.
Your team's policy appliesxAI says a Bot inherits your team's Cursor connector policy, so an admin can allow or block a connector.
Sources on every answerIf a connection works, each update names its publishers and shows where they differ.

Give your Bot Verelyn in three steps.

xAI says connectors appear as plugins in the app and that a Bot uses your team's Cursor connector list. It does not document pasting a server URL into Grok Bot, so the way in is the setup text, pasted into a Bot task, followed by your approval in the browser.

Check your planxAI lists an eligible Cursor plan, or a SuperGrok subscription linked to your Cursor account, and the desktop app for macOS, Windows or Linux.
Set your topicsComplete the short interview on the web, since a Bot needs topics to ask about.
Give your Bot the setup textPaste the block into a Bot task and ask it to try it. You approve on verelyn.com. If your Bot stalls, use email.

xAI lists every paid individual Cursor plan or the Cursor Teams plan, or an individual SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus or SuperGrok Heavy subscription linked to a Cursor account.
xAI says the connector allowlist is Enterprise only, and that a team's MCP policy applies in full.

xAI, Grok Bot get started, read 2026-10-05
xAI, Grok Bot for teams and enterprises, read 2026-10-05

What a Bot could hand back.

A sourced item the Bot can use in the task it is doing.

Example

A retail chain closed two distribution centers and moved orders to a third.

The chain's filing gives the closing quarter. A local paper reports the third site has not yet hired its full shift.

Why it matters to you

You follow consumer-goods suppliers. Slower fulfillment could delay your next shipment to that chain.

Company filing official, gives the quarter
Local newspaper reports the hiring gap

Questions about Verelyn for Grok Bot.

How do I connect Verelyn to Grok Bot?

Put the block above in a Bot task and ask the Bot to give it a go. Should the Bot pick it up, you sign in and approve on verelyn.com. This route is untested with Grok Bot and may not complete; email is the fallback.

Is this the same as Grok or Grok Build?

No. xAI documents other routes for those products. This page covers only Grok Bot, so none of those steps appear here.

Who controls the connection?

You do. A Bot acts only with accounts you sign it into, and Verelyn asks for your approval in the browser.

What works today?

Email, today. The assistants with documented routes have their own pages.