Say what you built, get a post
Describe the change or point at the files. Grok Build writes the copy, Simplified makes the image and schedules it.
Grok Build Add Simplified to Grok Build with one config block and it can turn your changes into posts, graphics and a schedule.
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.
Add Simplified as a remote MCP server in Grok Build and sign in with your Simplified account. You get everything Simplified can do, from images and video to scheduling and analytics.
Open ~/.grok/config.toml and add a simplified entry of type http with the server URL.
Start Grok Build and finish the sign-in in your browser when asked. There is no password or key to paste into the session.
Ask Grok Build to identify your workspace and list your teamspaces. Then ask for your first post.
Put it in ~/.grok/config.toml. If you already have MCP servers there, add the simplified block next to them.
Keep one entry for Simplified, not two. Read the full setup guide
Grok Build can reach the social accounts linked to your Simplified workspace. Platform setup stays in Simplified, not in your config.
Grok Build works on your project. Simplified gets the result in front of people.
Describe the change or point at the files. Grok Build writes the copy, Simplified makes the image and schedules it.
A technical note for developers, a plain update for customers, and a short line for the rest.
Images and clips start from your Brand Kit instead of a generic template.
Hand over a notes file or a docs page and get a set of posts built from it.
Ask for a teaser, a launch post and a follow up as drafts, then adjust them in plain English.
Ask how recent posts performed and what to change for the next release.
Follow Grok Build's approval prompts when it uses a tool, or ask for drafts and approve them yourself.
Grok Build is a coding agent for the terminal. Simplified adds the part that comes after the work: a Brand Kit, image and video generation, a content calendar and publishing to 13 platforms, so you can announce a change from the same session that made it.
Sign in once in your browser. There is no key to paste into the session.
Reads the change and writes the posts.
Images and video in your Brand Kit, the calendar, scheduling and analytics.
Follow the approval prompts, or ask for drafts first.
A hosted MCP server you add to Grok Build as an http server. The entry holds a name and the URL, so there is nothing to run on your machine.
Start Grok Build, finish the sign-in in your browser, and ask it to list your workspace and teamspaces. That check should come from Simplified tools, not from a chat answer alone.
Read the developer setupFour lines in your Grok Build config are all the connection needs.
Starts one MCP server entry. If you already have servers, add Simplified next to them.
What the server is called inside Grok Build.
Simplified is hosted, so it connects over HTTP instead of starting a local process.
https://apikit.simplified.com/mcp, the hosted Simplified server.
Pick a request to see what Grok Build and Simplified hand back.
The post and the graphic are ready, scheduled for 9:00 AM Friday.
Here are three drafts for next week. Nothing is scheduled until you approve them.
All three are written in your brand voice and ready for review.
Posts that led with the result did best. Here are three things to repeat.
Any of the 13 channels connected in your Simplified workspace. Open a platform to see its scheduler page.
Same connector. Pick the agent you already use.
| Grok Build (this page) | Claude Code | Codex | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where you use it | Terminal | Terminal and code editor | Terminal, desktop app or IDE extension |
| Setup | Add one config entry and sign in | Install the plugin and sign in | Add the server and sign in |
| Best for | People who work in a terminal | People who work in a terminal | People who work in a terminal |
| Uses your Brand Kit | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
The connector is the same everywhere. Open another tool to see how it sets up there.
Check the TOML syntax and that the entry is in the config file Grok Build reads. Save the file and start a new session.
Start a new session so the tools load. A saved config entry alone does not prove the tools are available, so ask Grok Build 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.
Add a simplified entry of type http with the URL https://apikit.simplified.com/mcp to your Grok Build config, start a session and finish the sign-in in your browser. Then ask Grok Build to identify your workspace and list your teamspaces to check it worked.
Read the general setup guideYes, once Simplified is connected. Grok Build can 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.
[[mcp.servers]] starts an entry, name is what Grok Build calls it, type = "http" says it is a hosted server, and url is the Simplified server address. You can keep your other servers in the same file.
No. You sign in to your Simplified account in the browser and approve access, so there is no password or key to paste into the session. If your client cannot use OAuth, the MCP authentication guide covers API-key headers.
Follow Grok Build's approval prompts when it uses a tool. If you would rather review everything yourself, ask for drafts and approve them 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 release graphic starts from the same colors, fonts and voice.
No. Grok Build is the terminal coding agent. Grok Bot is a separate product with its own page. It is the same Simplified connector in all of them.
A saved config entry does not prove the tools are loaded. Check the TOML and the file you edited, finish the sign-in, then ask Grok Build 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 with a different config. Each terminal agent has its own page.
See the Claude Code pageLast updated
Connect Simplified to Grok Build and let it handle the design, the schedule and the follow-up.
Open Grok Build, paste it into a new session and send it. Grok Build sets up Simplified and walks you through sign-in.