Connect Grok
Grok reaches IPGuru in three places: Grok chat on grok.com and in the apps, the Grok Build command line, and Grok Bot. Each is set up separately.
Steps from the vendor's own documentation. Not yet tested by IPGuru.
Grok chat
Go to grok.com/connectors. Choose New Connector, then Custom.
Name it IPGuru and paste the address.
https://mcp.ipguru.ai/mcpGrok opens IPGuru's sign-in page. Sign in, check the permissions (Read, Write and Spend), and choose Continue.
Grok Build
grok mcp add --transport http ipguru https://mcp.ipguru.ai/mcp
Grok Build starts IPGuru's sign-in the first time it uses IPGuru. To edit the file yourself, add this to ~/.grok/config.toml:
[mcp_servers.ipguru]
url = "https://mcp.ipguru.ai/mcp"
The IPGuru skill. Unzip ipguru-skill.zip into ~/.grok/skills/, so the main file is at ~/.grok/skills/ipguru/SKILL.md. Grok Build also reads skills and MCP servers you already set up for Claude Code. See xAI's guide to MCP servers in Grok Build.
Grok Bot
xAI's documentation for Grok Bot covers connectors from its Marketplace. It does not yet describe adding your own MCP address. These steps come from published third-party guides.
Say "custom MCP server", so the bot does not look for a Marketplace plugin instead.
The bot shows the name and address. Check the address, then confirm. Choose Authorize on the card it posts, and sign in on IPGuru's page.
Type @ in a chat and pick IPGuru. IPGuru is then available to every bot on your account. Check it under Settings, then Plugins.
On Enterprise plans, your admin's MCP allowlist may need to include mcp.ipguru.ai. To give your bot the IPGuru skill, paste the contents of the skill's SKILL.md into a chat and ask the bot to save it as a skill called "IPGuru".
Good to know
https://mcp.ipguru.ai/mcp/brainstorm. The overview lists them.