Grok connects to the Tarkle MCP server through browser sign-in. You add Tarkle as a custom connector, sign in to Tarkle and allow access on the Tarkle consent page. No API key is needed.
Steps
- In Grok, open the connector settings and add a custom connector (an MCP server). Enter
https://mcp.tarkle.com/mcpas its address. - Start the sign-in that Grok offers. Tarkle opens in your browser. If you are not signed in to Tarkle, sign in first. Tarkle then returns you to the approval step.
- On the Tarkle consent page, check the app name and the email shown after “Signed in as”. Select Allow to approve, or Deny to stop.
- Go back to Grok and ask it to list your Tarkle workspaces.
Grok acts as you. It reaches the workspaces you belong to and can do what your role in each one allows. Tools that create a public link, invite a person by email or change a member’s role show a preview first and ask you before they go ahead.
Disconnect
Remove the Tarkle connector from Grok. This connection does not use an API key, so deleting a key in Settings, API does not change it.
More
- ChatGPT, Claude and Grok together, with what the consent page shows and the upload size in chat apps.
- Tools reference, the full list of what the assistant can do.
- Troubleshooting, if the connection does not work.
- Other assistants use the server address
https://mcp.tarkle.com/mcpwith an API key, see Connect coding assistants.