Give it the brief, get the posts
Describe the campaign and the days. The Bot writes the posts, Simplified makes the images and schedules them.
Grok Bot If your Bot can add a remote MCP server, Simplified gives it a Brand Kit, image and video generation and a calendar for 13 platforms.
Read https://docs.simplified.com/setup.md and set up Simplified in this client. Reuse existing connections and skills, complete the setup steps you can perform, and guide me through sign-in when needed. Verify access without creating content or spending credits.
If your Bot can add a remote MCP server, add Simplified with its server URL and sign in with your Simplified account. You get everything Simplified can do, from images and video to scheduling and analytics.
In your Bot's connection settings, add a remote MCP server named Simplified with the server URL.
Choose OAuth and finish the sign-in in your browser when asked. There is no password or key to paste into the chat.
Ask your Bot to identify your workspace and list your teamspaces. Then ask for your first post.
Use the server URL https://apikit.simplified.com/mcp and OAuth if your Bot supports it. If it only accepts an API key header, the MCP authentication guide covers that.
Do not guess other endpoint URLs. Read the full setup guide
Once Simplified is connected, your Bot can reach the social accounts linked to your workspace. Platforms are set up in Simplified.
Your Bot does the thinking and the running. Simplified supplies the design and the publishing.
Describe the campaign and the days. The Bot writes the posts, Simplified makes the images and schedules them.
The same idea, written for LinkedIn, Instagram, X and the rest at the right length and tone.
Images and video start from your Brand Kit, so the output looks like your account.
Hand over an article or a notes file and get blog copy, a thread and a short script.
Get a plan as drafts, then change it with plain sentences.
Ask how recent posts performed and what to repeat.
How much your Bot asks first depends on how you run it, so start safe: ask for drafts and approve them yourself.
A Bot can plan and act. Simplified adds the social media tools: a Brand Kit, image and video generation, a content calendar and publishing to 13 platforms. Together they turn a brief into scheduled posts.
Sign in with OAuth where your Bot supports it. There is no key to paste into the chat.
Turns a brief into captions and a plan.
Images and video in your Brand Kit, the calendar, scheduling and analytics.
Ask for drafts and approve them, or tell the Bot when it may publish.
A hosted MCP server. If your Bot can add a remote MCP server, you add one named Simplified with the server URL and sign in with your Simplified account.
Nothing runs on your side. After sign-in, ask the Bot to identify your workspace and list your teamspaces, and check that the answer came from Simplified tools.
Read the developer setupFour things to check so the setup goes smoothly.
Look in its connection settings. If it only supports other kinds of connections, this page does not apply to it yet.
https://apikit.simplified.com/mcp. Do not guess other addresses to get past an error.
Choose OAuth if your Bot offers it. If it only takes an API key header, the MCP authentication guide covers that.
Ask for your workspace and teamspaces first. Create nothing until that answer comes from Simplified tools.
Pick a request to see what your Bot and Simplified hand back.
Both posts and graphics are ready, scheduled for Tuesday and Thursday at 9:00 AM.
Here are four drafts. Nothing is scheduled until you approve them.
All three are written in your brand voice and ready for review.
Your top posts share a pattern. Here are three things to repeat this week.
Any of the 13 channels connected in your Simplified workspace. Open a platform to see its scheduler page.
Same connector. Pick the place you already work.
| Grok Bot (this page) | Grok Build | Claude Code | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where you use it | Your Bot | Terminal | Terminal and code editor |
| Setup | Add a remote MCP server and sign in | Add one config block and sign in | Install the plugin, then sign in with /mcp |
| Best for | People who already run a Grok Bot | People who work in a terminal | Turning repo changes into posts |
| Uses your Brand Kit | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
The connector is the same everywhere. Open another tool to see how it sets up there.
Check that your Bot supports remote MCP servers. If it only supports other kinds of connections, use another client from the developer setup page for now.
Start a new chat so the tools load. A saved connection alone does not prove the tools are available, so ask your Bot to list your workspace and teamspaces to check.
Approve access once more in your browser. Signing in again refreshes the connection and your work carries on where it stopped.
Connect your social accounts in Simplified first. An empty list does not mean the connection failed: it usually means no accounts are linked to that workspace yet. Also check that you picked the right teamspace.
And some things you'd ask us.
If your Bot can add a remote MCP server, add one named Simplified with the URL https://apikit.simplified.com/mcp, choose OAuth and finish the sign-in in your browser. Then ask your Bot to identify your workspace and list your teamspaces to check it worked.
Read the general setup guideIf it can connect to Simplified, yes. It can then draft, schedule and publish to the 13 platforms linked in your Simplified workspace: Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, X, Google Business Profile, Mastodon, Reddit and Telegram. It only reaches accounts you have already connected.
Look in its connection settings for a way to add a remote or HTTP MCP server with a URL. If there is none, use another client from the developer setup page for now.
See the developer setup pageNot if your Bot supports OAuth: you sign in to your Simplified account in the browser. If it cannot use OAuth, the MCP authentication guide covers API-key headers.
That depends on how you run your Bot, so start safe: ask for drafts and approve them yourself when you are ready.
Not by file path. The hosted Simplified server cannot read files on your computer, so media has to reach Simplified as bytes or a link, or be generated by Simplified from a prompt.
It uses the Brand Kit saved in your Simplified workspace, so each graphic and caption starts from the same colors, fonts and voice.
No. They are separate products, and each has its own page. It is the same Simplified connector in all of them.
A saved connection does not prove the tools are loaded. Make sure the server URL is exact, finish the sign-in, start a new chat and ask your Bot to list your workspace and teamspaces. If the list of accounts is empty, connect your social accounts in Simplified first.
Read the general setup guideIt is the same connector. Grok Build is the terminal agent and uses a config file, while a Bot uses its own connection settings.
See the Grok Build pageLast updated
Connect Simplified to Grok Bot and let it handle the design, the schedule and the follow-up.
Open a new chat with your Bot, paste it and send it. Your Bot sets up Simplified and walks you through sign-in.