Setup guide

Add Dibsline to Grok

Dibsline is a custom connector (a remote MCP server). You add it to Grok by its address, sign in with an emailed code, and ask in plain English.

Checked on 31 Oct 2026 against xAI's own page, Grok connectors, and its announcement Grok Connectors. The steps below are the page's words; if the page has changed since, the page is right and this guide is behind. Dibsline is not affiliated with xAI.

Who can add it

  • Plans: xAI's page does not name a plan for custom connectors, so this guide does not either. It says that for "Grok Business and Enterprise users, a team admin must first provision a connector".
  • Countries: the page does not say.
  • The announcement says connectors are on "web, iOS, and Android", and "Bring Your Own MCP: Connect any custom Model Context Protocol server to Grok".
  • The server "must be reachable over the public internet"; Dibsline is.

The addresses to enter

Dibsline Permits

https://mcp.dibsline.com/permits/mcp

Dibsline Carriers

https://mcp.dibsline.com/carriers/mcp

Each is its own connector. Add the one you need, or both; one sign-in works for both.

The steps

  1. "Go to grok.com/connectors."
  2. "Click New Connector, then select Custom."
  3. "Enter the MCP server URL and complete any required authentication." The URL is one of the two addresses above.

The authentication is Dibsline's sign-in: Grok opens Dibsline's page, where you type your email address, then the 6-digit code Dibsline emails you, and allow access. There is no password. Then ask, for example, "New trucking companies registered in Texas this week".

More

What each connector does, every tool and 7 worked examples: Permits docs, Carriers docs.

Other assistants: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Mistral, any MCP client.

Stuck? support@dibsline.com