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Connect Sessionario to Grok

Of the three routes this is the shortest: open one page, fill in two fields, sign in. No developer mode, no admin approval, no setting to hunt for.

About 2 minutes · once · as of 1 Sept 2026
What you need A Sessionario account and a Grok account. From everything we can find, custom connections there start with SuperGrok – x.ai says nothing about plans, and we have only seen it on a paid account. You do this once – after that Grok knows your sessions in every new conversation.

On the pictures, an orange frame shows where to click. The screenshots show the German interface – we haven't got English ones yet. Everything sits in the same place.

Keep this page open

It works best with two windows side by side: this guide on the left, Grok on the right. Do a step, glance back here, do the next one.

1

Open Connectors

In your browser, go to:

grok.com/connectors

In the Grok app you'll find the same page under settings. Top right: New Connector (German: „Neuer Konnektor").

The page grok.com/connectors with the New Connector button marked
2

Pick “Custom”

A window opens with a search field and a list. Take the topmost entry: Custom (German: „Benutzerdefiniert").

Don't search, and don't take a ready-made entry from the catalogue – Sessionario isn't listed there yet.

The New Connector window with the Custom entry marked
3

Enter name and address

Two fields, that's all:

Name:

Sessionario

Server URL:

https://mcp.sessionario.com

No trailing slash. Then click Add connector (German: „Connector hinzufügen").

The custom connector dialog with name and server URL, the add button marked

Copy the address from here – a typo is the most common reason this doesn't work.

If Grok asks for more – authorization URL, token URL, scopes: you don't need any of it. Our server publishes all of that itself, and Grok reads it.

4

Sign in to Sessionario

Now the green sign-in page appears – our page. That's how you know your password stays with us and never reaches Grok. Sign in with the Sessionario account your sessions live in.

The Sessionario sign-in page with the green Connect button marked
The address bar says mcp.sessionario.com – that's how you know it really is our page.

Sessionario then sits in your connector list. If Grok offers to ask before write actions – leave it that way.

Read the green box once It says exactly what the AI may do – and what it may not. Three promises are in there, and they hold: sessions belonging to colleagues are never changed, a snapshot is saved before every change so you can restore it, and nothing is ever deleted.
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Try it right away

In a new conversation – the one you were just in doesn't know about the connection yet:

“What sessions have I got this week?”
“Show me day 1 of my workshop in Essen.”
“Where are the breaks too tight in this session?”
“Create a two-day workshop on feedback conversations, 9 to 5.”
“Write a short brief on block 4 for my co-trainer.”

The thinking is paid for by your Grok plan – Sessionario doesn't use up any credit for it.

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If something sticks

Four things tend to go wrong – all four are quick to fix.

There's no “Custom” option.
Custom connectors aren't visible on every plan. In company workspaces an admin often has to create the connector in the xAI console first.

Connecting does nothing.
Try another browser, or the Grok app. And check the address: no trailing slash.

Grok can't find my sessions.
Check that you signed in with the same Sessionario account the sessions live in. Archived sessions are invisible to the AI. And start a new conversation.

I want to disconnect.
On grok.com/connectors, disconnect or delete the entry. Grok then has no access at all. Nothing changes in your sessions.

Prefer Claude or ChatGPT?

Same address, different menu. To the Claude guide · To the ChatGPT guide

How we know this We walked this route ourselves on 1 September 2026 – the pictures above come from that very run, and at the end the answer to “What sessions have I got this week?” was there in the chat. If it works differently for you: hello@sessionario.com, and we'll change it.

Did it work?

Grok and the other AI providers change their menus constantly – often without notice. Everything on this page we clicked through ourselves on 1 September 2026. If your screen looks different, that is almost always why.

Two clicks help us more than any guess:

It worked It didn't work

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