Grok Connectors are now available on Grok Web, enabling direct integrations with everyday productivity applications. The feature allows users to work with their tools end-to-end without constant manual data transfer between platforms.
Users can access Grok Connectors by signing into Grok Web, clicking the plus button, selecting Connectors, and choosing “Add connector” to begin. The platform currently supports several major business and development tools.
Available Integrations
Grok Connectors now support SharePoint, Outlook, OneDrive, Google Workspace, Notion, GitHub, and Linear. SharePoint integration enables users to search, read, and synthesize files, lists, and pages across an organization. With write permissions, Grok can create, edit, and update documents and lists using Grok 4.3 technology.
Outlook connectivity allows searching across inbox, calendar, and meetings with full context. Grok can draft and send emails, create calendar invites, and help prioritize inbox items. OneDrive integration provides instant access to personal and shared files, allowing analysis of spreadsheets, presentations, and reports directly within the chat interface.
Google Workspace support connects Gmail, Drive, Docs, Sheets, and Calendar through a single integration point. The system reads and writes emails, documents, spreadsheets, and events. Notion connectivity lets users work directly within their Notion workspace, searching and editing pages, databases, and team documentation.
Developer and Custom Integration Tools
GitHub integration connects repositories, issues, and pull requests. Grok can search code, summarize pull requests, review changes, and help manage development workflows. Linear support brings tasks, issues, roadmaps, and projects into Grok, allowing users to search backlogs, summarize sprint progress, and create new issues.
The platform also launches Bring Your Own MCP functionality, allowing connection of custom Model Context Protocol servers to Grok. This enables integration with homegrown knowledge bases, proprietary artificial intelligence APIs, and internal MCP gateways, letting Grok plug directly into any organization’s existing tools and workflows.
Future Expansion Plans
New Connectors will be added regularly to support additional apps and workflows. The platform is bringing full Connectors support to Grok iOS and Android mobile apps in the near future, enabling users to access connected tools from any location.
Full documentation for implementing and using Grok Connectors is available through the official developer documentation channels. The feature represents an expansion of Grok’s ability to function as a bridge between disparate business and development tools, reducing manual workflow steps across organizations.
