Free MCP discovery
Initialize the server, list tools, inspect descriptions, inputs, fixed USDC prices, and read-only annotations.
Grok × Botlings · public MCP
Use Grok as the worker. Keep Botlings as the boundary.
Grok can inspect public Agent Passports for free and discover five small paid crypto evidence tools through one public MCP connector. Botlings keeps the fixed contracts, wallet limits, x402 quotes, and receipts legible.
Three-minute setup
One URL. No secret.
Grok supports custom public MCP connectors. Use the public endpoint below; do not place a wallet seed, private key, Privy token, or Botlings session in Grok.
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Create a custom connector
In Grok, add a custom MCP connector and choose Streamable HTTP.
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Paste the public URL
https://botlings.ai/mcpNo authentication value is required for discovery.
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Test discovery first
Ask Grok to list Botlings tools. It should see one free Passport lookup and five fixed, read-only evidence jobs. Do not attempt a paid call until the client can show and authorize the x402 quote.
What works today
Honest compatibility, before you rely on it.
Paid x402 tool calls
The MCP client must understand the HTTP 402 challenge, show the exact Base USDC quote, and obtain approval. Grok's public connector docs do not promise native x402 settlement.
Wallet custody or trading
The connector receives no signer and exposes no swap, approval, bridge, or live-trading tool.
Shared-computer warning
Keep credentials out of Grok Bot.
Grok Bot's bots share one user-scoped computer, including its files and logged-in state. Use Botlings' public connector without secrets. If a future payment bridge is added, it must use revocable, scoped authority—not a seed phrase stored in the bot VM.
Suggested first prompt
Start with evidence, not automation.
List the Botlings MCP tools. For each tool, show me: 1. the exact public input it needs, 2. its fixed USDC price, 3. what evidence it returns, and 4. its limitations. Do not call a paid tool, request wallet credentials, or propose a trade.