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Connect Grok Bot to JeremyAI (MCP)

Connect JeremyAI to your Grok Bot with one paste, then ask Jeremy for his take without leaving Grok Bot.

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Written by Carlos Molero

If you already run tasks in Grok Bot, you can bring JeremyAI into the same chat. You create a connection in JeremyAI, copy one value, and paste it into your Grok Bot chat. From then on, Grok Bot can ask Jeremy for his take in the middle of a task and work his answer into what it is doing for you.

Watch the walkthrough

Can't see the video? Open the walkthrough here.

The walkthrough shows the full run, from creating the connection in JeremyAI to the first test message in Grok Bot. The steps below cover the same run in writing.

What the JeremyAI MCP is, in plain words

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It is a shared way for AI apps to plug into each other. JeremyAI provides the socket, and Grok Bot has the plug. The value you copy from JeremyAI is the cable between them.

Once Grok Bot is connected, it can send a question to Jeremy and bring his answer back into your Grok Bot chat.

Why a Grok Bot user would want this

  • Jeremy's take inside your task. Grok Bot is already doing the work, such as researching a market, drafting an email, or planning your week. Now it can stop and ask Jeremy how he would approach it, then continue with his answer.

  • One chat instead of two tabs. You do not need to copy questions into JeremyAI and paste answers back into Grok Bot.

  • Same Jeremy, same memory. Conversations Grok Bot starts with Jeremy are real JeremyAI threads. You can open them later in your JeremyAI dashboard and keep going there.

What you need

  • A JeremyAI membership, signed in at jeremy.utari.ai.

  • A Grok Bot you can chat with. The walkthrough uses a bot named Test JeremyAI MCP, but any of your Grok Bots works.

  • About five minutes.

Do it

Step 1: Create the connection in JeremyAI

  1. Open General Settings. In JeremyAI, click your avatar in the top menu and choose General Settings.

  2. Go to the MCP tab. You see Connect an MCP client at the top and a box called Your connections below it.

  3. Click + New connection. A window called New MCP connection opens.

  4. Name it Grok Bot Test. Type Grok Bot Test in Name. This tells you later which connection belongs to Grok Bot.

  5. Click Create. A window called Connection created opens.

Step 2: Copy the Connector URL or the Setup command

The Connection created window shows three boxes. For Grok Bot, copy either of the first two. Both work, and the rest of the steps are the same:

  • Setup command (Claude Code): works in Grok Bot too. The video uses this one.

  • Connector URL (claude.ai, or any URL-only client): works the same way.

  • Token only (advanced): not needed for Grok Bot.

Click the copy button next to the box you chose. You see a short "copied" confirmation. Keep this window open until you have pasted it. JeremyAI shows these values only once.

Step 3: Paste it into Grok Bot and send

  1. Open your Grok Bot chat. In the walkthrough, this is the bot named Test JeremyAI MCP. The message box at the bottom shows "Message" followed by your bot's name.

  2. Paste the Setup command or the Connector URL into the message box and send it. That is all. You do not need to add anything else to the message.

  3. Wait for the reply. Grok Bot first says it is connecting. A moment later it confirms that JeremyAI is connected and asks what you would like to ask it.

Step 4: Click Done in JeremyAI

Go back to JeremyAI and click Done. Grok Bot Test now appears under Your connections, with the date it was created and the date it expires.

Connections expire after 90 days. When yours expires, reconnect using the steps in the troubleshooting section below. The pro tip after the test prompts shows how to have Grok Bot remind you before that happens.

Test it in Grok Bot

Send these to your Grok Bot, one at a time. Start with the first one. It is the quickest check.

1. Check the connection

Use the JeremyAI connection to tell me which persona you are connected to and which community it belongs to. 

2. Ask Jeremy directly

Ask JeremyAI: I run a high-ticket coaching offer. What is the first number I should look at to find out why my calls are not closing? Show me Jeremy's answer word for word. 

3. Continue the same conversation

Send a follow-up to JeremyAI in the same conversation: Give me one thing I can test this week based on your last answer. 

Pro tip: set a renewal reminder

Your connection expires after 90 days. Right after you connect and test it, ask Grok Bot to remind you 10 days before that. Copy this message, paste it into your Grok Bot chat, and send it:

Remind me in 80 days to renew my JeremyAI connection before it expires at 90 days. 

Grok Bot confirms the reminder. When it comes, follow the Reconnect Grok Bot steps in the troubleshooting section of this article, then set a new reminder.

Can't see the video? Open the reminder video here. In the video, the message also includes a link to a help guide. That part is optional. The short message above is all you need.

Ways to use it in Grok Bot

These prompts have Grok Bot do part of the work and pull in Jeremy's take along the way.

Get Jeremy's take on a draft Grok Bot wrote

Write a three-email follow-up sequence for leads who booked a call but did not show. Then ask JeremyAI to critique it the way Jeremy would, and rewrite it with his changes. Show me what he changed and why. 

Plan your week with Jeremy's priorities

Here are my numbers from last week: [leads, booked calls, shows, sales]. Ask JeremyAI which stage to fix first and why. Then turn his answer into a short to-do list for this week. 

Check an idea before you spend on it

I am thinking about raising my ad budget to get more leads. Ask JeremyAI whether that is the right move given my show rate of [your rate]. Summarize his answer in three bullet points and tell me what he would check first. 

What success looks like in Grok Bot

  • Right after you paste it, Grok Bot confirms JeremyAI is connected and asks what to ask it.

  • When you ask a question, Grok Bot says it is asking JeremyAI, then answers with Jeremy's reply.

  • The first test prompt comes back with the persona name, such as Jeremy AI, and your community.

  • The second prompt comes back with an answer in Jeremy's voice, not a general answer from Grok Bot alone.

  • The third prompt continues the same conversation instead of starting over.

  • In JeremyAI, the same conversation shows up in your chats, and you can reply to it there.

  • In JeremyAI General Settings, then MCP, the Grok Bot Test row shows a Last used date after Grok Bot has asked Jeremy something.

A long answer from Jeremy can take a moment. Grok Bot fetches it when it is ready, so give it a few seconds before you ask again.

Troubleshooting in Grok Bot

Grok Bot says the token has been revoked or is invalid

A message such as "token has been revoked" or "invalid connect token" means JeremyAI no longer accepts this connection. It was revoked, or it expired. Connections expire after 90 days. While a connection is active, its expiry date is shown under Your connections in JeremyAI. After it expires or is revoked, it is no longer listed there. Reconnect using the steps below.

You copied the wrong box

If you pasted the Token only value, Grok Bot cannot connect with it. It needs the Setup command or the Connector URL. If the JeremyAI window is still open, copy one of those two and paste it into the Grok Bot chat. If you already clicked Done, you cannot see them again. Reconnect using the steps below.

The paste was cut off

Grok Bot needs the whole Setup command or the whole Connector URL, including the key at the end. If only part of it was pasted, copy it again and send all of it.

Reconnect Grok Bot

  1. In JeremyAI, click your avatar in the top menu, then General Settings, then the MCP tab.

  2. If the old Grok Bot Test connection is still listed under Your connections, click the trash icon next to it to revoke it. An expired connection is no longer listed, so skip this step.

  3. Click + New connection, name it Grok Bot Test, and click Create.

  4. Copy the new Setup command or Connector URL, paste it into your Grok Bot message box, and send it. Wait for Grok Bot to confirm JeremyAI is connected.

  5. Click Done in JeremyAI, then send the first test prompt again.

You cannot rename a connection. To change its name, follow the same steps and use the new name.

Keep it private

Treat the Setup command and the Connector URL like passwords. Both contain your key, so anyone who has either one can chat with Jeremy as you until you revoke the connection.

  • Paste it only into your own Grok Bot chat, and nowhere else.

  • Do not put it in a group chat, a shared document, a screenshot, or a public post.

  • If you think someone else has seen it, revoke the connection right away and create a new one.

If it does not work

Email [email protected] and include:

  • The email you use for JeremyAI.

  • A link to the JeremyAI chat, if one was created.

  • What you expected to happen in Grok Bot, and what you saw instead.

  • A screenshot of the error. Hide the Setup command or Connector URL before you take it.

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