Sprites MCP · Agents · Grok

Connect Grok and Grok Bot to Your Marketing Work

Grok supports custom connectors on its paid tiers: you add a remote MCP server by URL at grok.com/connectors and Grok discovers its tools. Sprites is that server for marketing, which pairs usefully with Grok because the same thread that reads a live trend can brief the campaign that rides it.

MCP server URLhttps://mcp.sprites.ai/mcp

15 channels · 4 steps

GrokSprites connected

Where is Google Ads wasting money this month?

Spritesoptimizerunning
SpritesGoogle AdsNeeds your approval
  • Generic — Broad$1,240 · 0 convPause−$1,240
  • "free crm software"search termNegate−$380
  • Brand — ExactIS lost to budget 41%Raise+$25/day
3 changes proposed · nothing appliedReview

Add Sprites to Grok

Available on Grok paid tiers on web, iOS and Android; Business and Enterprise workspaces need an admin to provision it. You need a Sprites account with your channels already connected — the connector acts on that connection, so Grok never handles a platform credential.

  1. Open the connectors page

    Go to grok.com/connectors. Built-in and catalogue connectors are listed here alongside anything you add yourself.

    Grok
    grok.comConnectors
  2. Create a custom connector

    Click New Connector, then choose Custom. Paste the Sprites endpoint and give it a name.

    New connector — Custom
    NameSpritesMCP server URLhttps://mcp.sprites.ai/mcp
  3. Complete the sign-in

    Grok sends you to the Sprites consent screen. Sign in with the account your channels are connected to and approve. Grok then discovers the tools and offers them in conversation like any built-in connector.

    Spriteswants access on behalf of Grok
    • Read your connected ad accounts and site data
    • Draft campaigns, creatives and pages for your approval
    • Apply only the changes you approve
    AllowCancel
  4. Approve changes by name

    Grok renders results as text, so a pending change comes back written out rather than as a card. Nothing is applied until you approve it, and the approval waits for you in Sprites.

What Grok can reach

All 15 channels run through the one connector. Rows with a guide go deeper on that pairing; the rest are covered on the channel's own page.

ChannelWhat Grok does with itGuide
Google AdsLive performance, search-term waste, campaign builds and budget moves — every write gated.Set up →
MetaCompetitor creative pulled from the live library, in the thread the trend was spotted in.Set up →
LinkedInCost per lead by job function, ABM account lists, sponsored content that converts.Set up →
TikTokHook-level reads, where reacting quickly to a format is most of the advantage.Set up →
RedditCommunity-level performance, which suits a host already reading how people actually talk.Set up →
GA4Ask GA4 a question and get the answer — including which channel actually caused it.Set up →
PostHogFunnels, retention and trends by campaign, read-only, beside the spend that bought them.Set up →
SEOKeyword research, posts written into your CMS, and page edits that arrive as a diff.Set up →
AEOWho gets cited by ChatGPT and Perplexity for your prompts, and the pages that change it.Set up →
ShopifySEO titles across the whole catalogue, collection pages, and product copy that ships on approval.Set up →
GBPPerformance per location, the listings missing fields, and posts that keep the map pack.Set up →
WordPressResearched posts, page edits and metadata written into WordPress as drafts you approve.Set up →
WebflowResearched CMS posts, page metadata and copy edits, each an approval before it applies.Set up →
FramerResearched posts and SEO fields written into your Framer CMS, added after you approve.Set up →
Zoho CRMPipeline and lead-source reporting beside ad spend, with approved lead, deal and note writes.Set up →

Marketing workflows worth doing in Grok

Grok reads the live timeline, so the same thread that spots a trend can brief the campaign that rides it.

Trend to campaign in one thread

Spot something moving, then brief the campaign against it without changing tools.

Competitor creative read

What rivals are running right now, taken from the ad library rather than from what they say they are doing.

Fast performance check

Spend, leads and the biggest mover, asked in passing rather than as a reporting exercise.

Reactive budget move

Shift budget toward whatever the moment is rewarding, proposed as a change you approve.

Permissions, approvals and authentication

You sign in with OAuth and the connector acts on your workspace. No API keys in a config file, no shared service account, and revoking the grant kills the very next call.

ActionWhen it happensWhat that covers
Read an accountOn requestSpend, performance, search terms, rankings, catalogue
Draft a changeOn requestCampaigns, creative, budgets, pages and posts
Apply a changeOnly on your approvalGrok returns the change as text; the approval waits for you in Sprites
Spend moneyOnly on your approvalNew campaigns start paused unless you say otherwise
Revoke accessInstantlyThe next call after a revoke fails, not the one after that

Grok MCP questions

What is Grok Bot, and is it the same thing?

No. Grok Bot is xAI's persistent agent — it keeps working on its own computer across time rather than answering in a single turn, and it can use connectors where they are available and ask for approval when it needs it. A chat connector is the plumbing; Grok Bot is a different way of running work over it.

Should I use Grok Bot for marketing work?

Where the work is genuinely long-running, it fits. The Sprites approval model does not change: a persistent agent still cannot apply a change to a live account without you.

Is there a separate Grok Bot setup page?

Not yet, deliberately. There is no measured search demand for it and its setup is not different enough to justify a page that would mostly repeat this one.

Can it change my ad accounts on its own?

No. Reads happen on request; every write comes back as a change you approve first, and new campaigns start paused. Nothing is applied because a model decided it should be.

New Connector has no Custom option.

Bring-your-own MCP is a paid-tier feature, and on Business or Enterprise a workspace admin has to enable it first.

Background worth having first

What the protocol is, how the servers differ, and what separates an agent from an assistant with tools attached.

Point Grok at your ad accounts

One URL, one sign-in, and the next question you ask Grok about your marketing gets answered from the live account.