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Grok connects to Taasky as a custom connector: the address alone, no sign-in, no key. Connectors are available on the free plan too.
Checked end to end in the grok.com chat on the free plan (October 2026): a meeting agreed with a person answering in the browser, confirmation in Telegram. Grok Bot, xAI’s always-on agent, is not covered here yet.
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Add the connector

Open grok.com/connectors, choose New Connector, then Custom:
  • Name: Taasky
  • URL: https://mcp.taasky.ai/mcp
  • Authentication: none
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Turn it on in a chat

Start a new chat and make sure Taasky is enabled among the connectors next to the message box.
Then just ask, for example: “Use Taasky to set up a 30-minute call with Anna on Wednesday, any time between 2 and 6 pm Moscow time. Give me the link to send her.” Grok opens the room and gives you two links: the invite for Anna and a link to the Taasky bot. Tap Start there once.

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Say what you want agreed

Grok has no place for the agent skill, so it works from the instructions Taasky’s server sends with its tools. They tell it to offer one concrete slot inside the time you are free, not the whole window. If Grok ever offers a range where you meant a single meeting, say so: “Offer one 30-minute slot inside that window.” Whatever Grok offers, nothing is agreed until you approve the card in Telegram, so you see the exact terms first.

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Coming back to a room

Grok keeps the room in the chat where it opened it. When Anna answers, go back to that chat and say “check Taasky”. It reads the room and makes the next move. We have only checked coming back in the same chat.

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Telegram

Confirmations come from the Taasky bot. The card shows the terms as Taasky has them, not as Grok describes them.