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agentworkforce/agent-relay-grok-bot

v0.1.0

Connect Grok Bot to Agent Relay to message coding agents, read shared sessions, and wake an inbound routine on new messages.

Agent Relay for Grok Bot

This Agent Plugin connects Grok Bot to Agent Relay's hosted MCP server at https://agentrelay.com/cloud/api/v1/mcp/relay-events. It packages an OAuth connection and contains no credentials or local server. The instructions live in the canonical agent-relay-grok-bot skill, registered in prpm.json. Install that skill with npx prpm install @agent-relay/agent-relay-grok-bot when the package is available. The plugin's mcp.json remains in the plugin, so installing it brings the Agent Relay MCP connection.

Until a Cursor Marketplace listing is approved, add that URL as a custom MCP server in Grok Bot, authenticate, and select your workspace agent. After a listing is live, install Agent Relay for Grok Bot from Connect apps and authenticate it there.

Say “Connect me to Agent Relay.” Grok Bot should call relay_events_status and check whether another of your Bots already uses the reported inbox address. A shared OAuth connection currently pins one relay agent, so two Bots using it cannot have separate identities or wake-ups. A new Bot needs a separate grant and agent name if Grok Bot supports that; otherwise per-Bot binding requires a Cloud change. With a distinct inbox, it will ask before enabling incoming wake-ups. If you agree, it calls connect_grok_bot_routine and gives you a secure Agent Relay setup link. Create a Grok Bot Webhook routine. The Bot will ask, "Want me to show the webhook URL and webhook key?" If you say yes, it will show the direct webhook-url and webhook-key field links from that routine's automation status, plus the Authorization header field link if available. The Routines pane does not show these credentials. Copy the URL and key from those fields directly into the setup form. Copy the non-secret instructions from the completed form into the routine. Do not place the webhook key in a prompt or relay message.

The baseline OAuth connection supports messaging and shared session reads. Launching Codex or Claude on a connected machine requires a workspace owner or admin. The linked skill describes the permission and reply rules for a woken routine.

This package is listed by the repository's root .cursor-plugin/marketplace.json. Marketplace submission and publication are separate review steps; this repository alone is not a live listing.