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Grok Bot connectors: every confirmed integration, with dates

Which apps Grok Bot can connect to, when each one first appeared, and which ones are only reported so far.

Checked October 18, 2026By GrokMag editorsIndependent · not affiliated with SpaceXSI, xAI or X
Short answer

We confirmed 25 apps and services that Grok Bot connects to in the official changelog, from GitHub and Slack to QuickBooks Online and Glean (added October 11, 2026). Six more, including Robinhood and Coinbase, were reported in the press on October 16-17 but were not on the changelog when we checked on October 18, 2026. Connectors are added from Connect Apps inside Grok Bot.

What Grok Bot connectors are

A connector gives a Bot a structured way to work with an outside service, such as Gmail, Slack or GitHub. Connectors are installed as plugins from Connect Apps inside Grok Bot. Once installed, a connector is account-wide, so any of your Bots can use it. SpaceXSI (formerly xAI) says connectors are often more reliable than having the Bot click through a website. For services without one, the Bot can still use a browser.

Connect Apps used to be called the Marketplace inside the app. On September 29, 2026, the in-app Marketplace narrowed to plugins, and on October 2 it was renamed Connect Apps, with category chips and a “Recommended for you” row. The public web page at x.ai/bot/marketplace shows Grok Bot templates, not connectors. Our marketplace guide explains the split.

How to add a connector

  1. Open Connect Apps from the sidebar.
  2. Browse the plugins and choose Add.
  3. If asked, finish signing in to that service in your browser.
  4. In a chat, type @ to attach the connector to a task.

Grok Bot itself must be on your plan first. See Grok Bot pricing.

Every Grok Bot connector we could confirm

No official, complete connector list exists. We built this one from the official changelog and press coverage, as checked on October 18, 2026. “First mentioned” is the earliest date we found in that source, which may be later than the date a connector actually arrived. We describe what a connector does only where a source says so.

ConnectorWhat it lets the Bot doFirst mentionedSource
Microsoft TeamsStart a routine from a Teams message. Shows as a setup step on the dashboard.Aug 12, 2026Official
LinearStart a routine from a Linear issue.Aug 12, 2026Official
SentryStart a routine from a Sentry alert.Aug 12, 2026Official
PagerDutyStart a routine from a PagerDuty incident.Aug 12, 2026Official
GitHubPull request previews, routines that watch one pull request, and work with releases, tags, labels, branches and multi-file reviews.Aug 12, 2026Official
CursorLink accounts and open Cloud Agent runs in Cursor or on the web.Aug 25, 2026Official
Stripe LinkRequest a purchase with an Allow or Deny card, and pay with a saved Link wallet card.Aug 28, 2026Official
SlackDraft messages for review, reply in threads, read joined channels and post approval cards in threads.Sep 8, 2026Official
GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOpsConnect repository access when a Bot needs it.Sep 11, 2026Official
Google Drive, OneDriveUpload files.Sep 15, 2026Official
GmailAttach files to drafts, send or reply after you review a draft, send from verified send-as addresses and read sign-in codes.Sep 15, 2026Official
1PasswordSign in with saved logins, asking first unless auto fill is on, and fill one-time codes.Sep 15, 2026Official
NotionLink previews with real titles, and interactive cards in chat.Sep 18, 2026Official
OutlookSend from your Outlook account after you review a draft.Sep 22, 2026Official
XWith the X plugin: your DMs, bookmarks, home timeline and who liked your posts. Public X search works without connecting.Oct 7, 2026Official
VercelReconnect prompts, and suggestions of teams it can reach when access is refused.Oct 7, 2026Official
FigmaInteractive cards in chat.Oct 11, 2026Official
CanvaInteractive cards in chat.Oct 11, 2026Official
GleanConnect through a Glean MCP URL after signing in to Glean.Oct 11, 2026Official
QuickBooks OnlineListed as added. No capabilities described.Oct 11, 2026Official
XeroNamed as a local plugin. No capabilities described.Oct 11, 2026Official
X MoneyPay for things.Oct 11, 2026Official
RobinhoodReported: read positions, balances and order history, and place trades through a separate agent sub-account.Oct 16, 2026Press (reported)
CoinbaseNot described.Oct 16, 2026Press (reported)
eToroNot described.Oct 16, 2026Press (reported)
TrelloNot described.Oct 16, 2026Press (reported)
PostHogNot described.Oct 16, 2026Press (reported)
beehiivNot described.Oct 16, 2026Press (reported)
Not a connector: The October 11 changelog also names Tailscale, but only as advice. Grok Bot cannot reach MCP servers on a private network yet, and it suggests Tailscale Funnel as a workaround.

The October 16 additions are reported, not yet official

An update on Friday, October 16, 2026 added Robinhood, Coinbase, Trello, PostHog, beehiiv and eToro, according to iPhone in Canada and AlphaSignal. The official changelog’s latest entry was still October 11 when we checked, so we mark these six as reported. AlphaSignal also reported that the Robinhood connection can place trades through a separate agent sub-account. SpaceXSI has not confirmed that detail on its own pages.

The same changelog shows that bank and brokerage connectors now ask before sharing that data elsewhere. Treat any money-moving connector with extra care.

Sign-in plugins, API-key connectors and MCP servers

  • Sign-in plugins: since September 29, 2026, adding one starts the sign-in right away. Gmail is the example the changelog gives.
  • API-key connectors: these show “Connected” once set up. Some show setup fields such as checkboxes and menus.
  • MCP servers: the Model Context Protocol lets outside tools plug into AI agents. Glean connects through a Glean MCP URL. Servers on a private network are not reachable yet.
  • Verified badge: added on September 4, 2026. SpaceXSI does not explain what earns it.

Templates do not carry MCP servers or secrets. If a template relies on one, you set it up again yourself.

Third-party submissions opened in mid-October 2026

Around October 15, 2026, Eric Zakariasson posted on X that the marketplace was open for plugin and MCP connector submissions, as reported by ABAB News. The official form accepts a plugin or an MCP server, and listings can appear in Grok Bot, in Cursor and, “coming soon”, in Grok. The form says submissions are reviewed but gives no criteria, no timeline and no revenue share. Walk through the fields on our submit a plugin page.

Connectors and approvals

  • Since September 26, 2026, connected plugins ask before use, with an “Always allow” option.
  • Email and Slack messages can start as drafts you send or discard. Drafts can be turned off, but leaving them on is the safer default.
  • SpaceXSI advises connecting only the tools you need. You can uninstall a connector or revoke its access in the other service.
  • Its docs also suggest reviewing connectors and routines regularly.

For what to leave behind an approval, see Grok Bot use cases.

Questions people ask

How do I add a connector to Grok Bot?

Open Connect Apps from the sidebar, choose Add on the plugin, finish any sign-in in your browser, then type @ in a chat to attach it to a task.

Does Grok Bot work with QuickBooks?

Yes. The official changelog added QuickBooks Online on October 11, 2026. It does not describe what the connector can do. Xero is also named, as a local plugin.

Can Grok Bot trade through Robinhood?

Robinhood was reported as a new connector in the October 16, 2026 update, and one outlet reported it can place trades through a separate agent sub-account. That was not on official pages as of October 18, 2026. Keep purchases and transfers behind approval.

Can I build and list my own connector?

Yes. Since mid-October 2026, teams can submit a plugin or MCP server through the official form. See how to submit a plugin.