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MCP for Grok Bot

Give Grok Bot your video library and a way to act on it. Find references, understand the opening hook, and prepare your next social post with Hookova.

Connect Grok Bot
Grok Bot + HookovaExample workflow after connecting
Find three product demos in my saves. Compare their opening hooks and help me plan my next post.
  • Find the referenceSearch your saved videos, tags, and notes.
  • Understand the hookRead the existing breakdowns in a project’s hook guide.
  • Prepare the next postChoose a connected account and review before publishing.

From a saved idea to your next post

  • Keep the references together. Save public video links and web pages, then find them by topic or tag.
  • See what makes the opening work. Retrieve a project’s hook guide, built from the video analyses already in your account.
  • Work with the words. Request a transcript and use its timed lines to study the spoken hook.
  • Prepare and schedule a post. Use your connected publishing accounts, review the media and caption, and confirm the time before posting.

Connect Hookova to your bot

Grok Bot supports MCP servers. Start with Hookova’s hosted server; there is no server to run on your own computer.

Hookova MCP server
https://www.hookova.com/mcp
  1. Open your Hookova account Sign in and open Connect to My AI. Your existing library and plan carry over.
  2. Ask Grok Bot to add Hookova Give your bot the setup prompt below. Ask it to configure the remote MCP connection and pause when it needs your sign-in.
  3. Authorize and check the connection Complete Hookova’s authorization when prompted, then ask the bot to list your recent saves. An empty library is fine; a successful response confirms account access.

Add Hookova as a remote MCP server at https://www.hookova.com/mcp. Read https://www.hookova.com/install/mcp for setup instructions. Use OAuth sign-in if supported and ask me to complete authorization. Then list my five most recent saves to check the connection. Do not create, delete, or publish anything during setup.

If your connection requires a bearer token, generate one in Connect to My AI and enter it in the client’s secure credential field. Follow the full MCP setup guide for authentication options.

Give your bot a useful first task

01

List my projects and get the hook guide for my product demos. Compare their opening hooks.

Why it works · Start with the references and reports already in your account.

02

Transcribe this Reel. Tell me the credit cost first, then wait for my approval.

Why it works · Hookova returns timed words; your bot helps study the spoken opening.

03

Show my connected publishing accounts and scheduled posts. Help me pick a slot for this video.

Why it works · Check the queue before creating a post. Confirm the destination, caption, and time.

Grok Bot MCP questions

Do I need another Hookova subscription?

No. The connection uses your existing Hookova account, credits, and plan limits. Grok Bot’s own access and usage are separate.

Does connecting spend credits?

Connecting and reading your saved library or project hook guides do not start a paid analysis. New transcriptions use the applicable Hookova credits. Start new video analyses in Hookova’s web app; the MCP server exports existing project analyses.

Is Hookova built into Grok Bot?

This page describes adding Hookova as a custom MCP connection. It does not imply a built-in listing or endorsement. Complete the setup and verify a read-only request in your client before relying on the connection.

Can Grok Bot publish without me opening Hookova?

Once the MCP connection and publishing accounts are set up, Hookova exposes publishing tools to the assistant. Tell your bot to ask for approval before posting, and check the returned post status.

More ways to connect

Using another assistant? See MCP for Muse or the complete Hookova MCP guide.

Client reference: Grok Bot’s official getting-started guide. Setup guidance checked November 3, 2026; client controls can change.

Put your video library to work

Open Hookova’s connection settings, then give Grok Bot its first task.

Open connection settings