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GBrain connects Grok Bot to the team's memory and connectors

Grok Bot is xAI's AI with a computer of its own: a desktop, files, a terminal and apps.

Grok Bot is an AI with its own computer

  • A computer in the cloud

    A desktop, files, a terminal and apps, from any device.

  • Uses apps the way people do

    Grok Bot uses apps, browses the web, and writes and runs code.

  • Bots work together

    One bot can message another and set it to work.

From xAI's Grok Bot guide.

Grok Bot starts from what the team already knows

What one AI saves, every other AI the team uses can read.

A workspace's memory in GBrain. Each note is a file the team owns.

Grok Bot can use every connector GBrain offers

Connect an account once in GBrain. The AI never holds the key.

See every connector

The same memory and connectors in every AI the team uses

ChatGPT
Grok Bot
Claude Code

GBrain

one memory

Cursor
OpenClaw
The terminal
Grok Bot on the dark line, and a few of the AIs that connect the same way. Each one opens its own page.

See every AI GBrain works with

Grok Bot connects through Cursor's settings

One address for every AI. The team decides what each one may do.

Grok Bot uses the same MCP servers as Cursor, as xAI’s guide says, so GBrain goes in the same way.

  1. In the GBrain workspace, make an access token for Grok Bot. GBrain shows it once.

  2. Add GBrain as an MCP server with this address, sending the token as a bearer header.

    https://gbrain.io/mcp

Authorization: Bearer <token>

Start a GBrain workspace

Sign in and name the workspace. Then connect Grok Bot with the steps above.

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