Grok that knows what was said.
Add Laxis as a Grok connector and Grok can search every meeting you've captured. Give the same connector to a Grok Bot and it reviews your calls, tracks what people owe each other and reports back — on a schedule, while your laptop is closed.
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An assistant that works a schedule needs a source it can trust.
Standing Bots, real context
A Grok Bot with its own routine — morning brief, weekly project update, pre-meeting prep — reads your Laxis meetings each time it runs.
Commitments, tracked
Ask Grok who promised what, by when, across every meeting. It searches the transcripts and keeps the list current.
Meetings alongside your other tools
Grok connectors already reach your email, calendar, drive and more. Add Laxis and the meeting layer joins the same picture.
Connect Laxis to Grok
Grok supports custom MCP connectors. Laxis is one URL and a sign-in.
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Open Grok connectors
Go to grok.com/connectors. On Business and Enterprise plans a team admin adds connectors in the console for everyone.
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Add a custom connector
Click New Connector, choose Custom, and paste the Laxis server URL.
https://app.laxis.com/mcp
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Sign in with Laxis
Complete the Laxis sign-in when Grok asks. The connector is now available in your conversations.
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Ask Grok about a meeting
“What did we decide on launch timing this week?” Grok searches your meetings and answers with the source.
Using Grok Bot?
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Connect Laxis for your Bots
In Grok Bot, open its connector settings, add Laxis as a custom MCP connector with the same URL, and sign in. Then choose which Laxis tools each Bot may use.
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Give a Bot a routine
Create a Bot such as “Chief of staff” and schedule it: every weekday at 8:00, review yesterday's Laxis meetings and post a brief. It runs on the Bot's own cloud computer.
Things to ask Grok
One-off questions in Grok, or standing instructions for a Grok Bot.
“Every morning, summarize yesterday's meetings and the action items due today.”
A daily brief, delivered by a Bot on schedule.
“Who committed to what in this week's project meetings, and what's overdue?”
A commitments table with owners, dates and status.
“Before each meeting on my calendar, prep me with the last conversation I had with those people.”
Pre-reads that pull the previous meeting with the same attendees.
“Review the project meetings, my email and Slack, then write a progress update for the team.”
One update that reconciles what was said with what was sent.
“Which customer conversations mentioned a competitor this month?”
A list of calls with the competitor named and the context.
“Flag any meeting this week where we promised a date we haven't scheduled.”
Promised dates cross-checked against your calendar.
Workflows teams build with Grok + Laxis
Routines that would take a human an hour a day, run by a Bot in minutes.
Morning brief Bot
A Grok Bot that reads yesterday's Laxis meetings every weekday and posts decisions, risks and who-owes-what to your channel before the day starts.
Weekly project update
A Bot that reviews the week's project meetings, your email and Slack, and drafts the status update for stakeholders — from what was actually discussed.
Commitment tracker
Ask Grok to maintain a running list of promises made in meetings, with owner and due date, and to nudge you when one is about to slip.
Grok + Laxis: questions
Connectors let Grok use your external tools and data in a conversation. Grok offers built-in connectors (such as Gmail, Google Drive, Outlook, Teams and Salesforce), a catalog of third-party connectors, and custom MCP connectors you add by URL. Laxis connects as a custom MCP connector.
Go to grok.com/connectors, click New Connector, choose Custom, paste https://app.laxis.com/mcp and complete the Laxis sign-in. On Business and Enterprise plans a team admin provisions the connector first.
Grok Bot is the agent product in the Grok family: standing Bots with their own cloud computer that keep running on a schedule and can message each other. Bots use connectors the same way Grok does, so once Laxis is connected a Bot can review your meetings as part of its routine.
Yes. Custom connectors in Grok are MCP servers reachable over the public internet. Laxis is hosted, so there is nothing to tunnel or run locally.
Grok can list your meetings, search transcripts and read summaries, participants and full transcripts. The connector is read-only: Grok cannot modify or delete anything in Laxis.
Laxis Premium, Business and Enterprise, and the 14-day Premium trial every new account starts with.
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