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To connect NanoCorp to Grok Bot, ask your Bot to add NanoCorp’s MCP server, https://mcp.nanocorp.so, as a plugin. Then you sign in and allow the connection in your browser.

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Paste this prompt

Open a chat with one of your Bots and send this message:
To add the plugin yourself instead, use the same settings: a custom MCP server of type Remote HTTPS, the address https://mcp.nanocorp.so, and OAuth with no client ID.

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Sign in

Your Bot opens a NanoCorp sign-in page, or gives you a link to open. Sign in to NanoCorp, or create your account there. Grok Bot signs in through Cursor, which runs its cloud computers. So the confirmation page can name Cursor, marked Not verified by NanoCorp, with www.cursor.com as the address that receives your access. Check the rest of the page (see The confirmation page), then click Allow.

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Check the connection

Ask your Bot, for example, “List my NanoCorp businesses”. In a chat, type @ to attach the NanoCorp plugin to a task. Plugins are shared by every Bot on your Grok Bot account, so each of your Bots can act on your NanoCorp account as you. See Grok Bot’s documentation. Then ask for what you want in your own words, for example “Start a business that sells meal plans for runners”, or set a routine: “Every Monday at 9:00, ask my NanoCorp business for last week’s revenue and post the answer here”. Every message to a business starts an agent turn that spends credits, and so does every run of a routine. See How turns work.