Grok Bot + Robauto: Install, Connect MCP, Run Agent Scan

Robauto Team · Published Sep 20, 2026 · Last updated Sep 20, 2026

Written walkthrough matching our Grok Bot Short: install Grok Bot, connect Robauto MCP, run Agent Scan on your domain — with checklist, JSON, and links to robauto.ai/scan and Learn.

Answer in one line: In three steps you can teach Grok Bot to scan any domain with Robauto — install Grok Bot, connect the Robauto MCP, then run Agent Scan.

This written walkthrough matches our short tutorial video (Grok Bot + Robauto: Install, MCP, Agent Scan, ~24s). Use it when you want the same teaching goal with checklists and links you can paste into an agent.

What you will set up

{
  "tutorial": "Grok Bot + Robauto: Install, MCP, Agent Scan",
  "duration_seconds": 24,
  "format": "9:16 Short",
  "steps": [
    {"n": 1, "action": "install_or_open_grok_bot"},
    {"n": 2, "action": "connect_robauto_mcp", "mcp": "https://mcp.robauto.ai"},
    {"n": 3, "action": "run_agent_scan", "cta": "https://robauto.ai/scan"}
  ],
  "learn": "https://robauto.ai/learn/ai-agents",
  "mcp_docs": "https://modelcontextprotocol.io"
}

Step 1 — Install Grok Bot

Open Grok Bot on your desktop (install it first if this is a new machine). You want a desktop agent that can call tools — not just a browser chat window.

• Launch Grok Bot and sign in with the account you use for work sites.
• Confirm you can start a new chat and that tool / connector settings are reachable.

Step 2 — Connect Robauto MCP

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is how assistants attach to tools without you pasting one-off URLs every time. Robauto publishes a public MCP surface so Grok Bot can call Agent Scan, network data, and related tools.

• In Grok Bot, add / connect the Robauto MCP connector (endpoint documented at mcp.robauto.ai and in robauto.ai/llms.txt).
• Approve access when prompted so the agent can run read-only scans.
• Sanity check: ask Grok Bot to list Robauto tools — you should see scan / network helpers.

Deeper context on what MCP is: Robauto Learn — MCP and Anthropic’s MCP announcement.

Step 3 — Run Agent Scan on your domain

Tell Grok Bot to run Agent Scan on your domain (for example: “Scan example.com with Robauto Agent Scan”). Or open the human UI:

→ robauto.ai/scan

• Agent Scan runs 25 read-only checks across Signal Basics, Technical Groundwork, Agent Integration, and Agentic Commerce.
• You get a 0–100 score plus gaps (robots.txt, llms.txt, MCP card, commerce rails, and more).
• Scores cap at 90 without a verified Robauto pixel — the scan response explains how to verify.

Why this matters: Robauto’s public Agent Readiness Index still shows most heavily visited sites clustering near a median in the teens — agents visit, but few sites are fully agent-ready. Start with a scan, then close the gaps. Index: robauto.ai/agent-readiness-index.

Quick checklist

Watch the Short

The matching vertical tutorial (~24 seconds) walks the same three beats: Install → MCP → Agent Scan, ending on robauto.ai/scan. Pair this post with that video when you share the walkthrough in chat or socials.

What to do next

1. Run Agent Scan on your primary domain today.
2. Fix Signal Basics first (HTTPS, robots, sitemap, llms.txt, readable HTML).
3. Continue with AI Agents on Robauto Learn, then AI Search (AEO/GEO).

Bottom line

Grok Bot becomes useful for your site the moment it can call Robauto. Connect the MCP, run Agent Scan, and use the score as a build backlog — not a vanity metric. Start here: https://robauto.ai/scan.

Sources

• Robauto Agent Scan
• Robauto Learn — AI Agents
• Robauto Learn — MCP
• Robauto Learn — Start with a free scan
• Robauto MCP
• Robauto llms.txt
• Model Context Protocol
• Anthropic — Introducing MCP
• Robauto Agent Readiness Index
• Robauto Learn — AI Search AEO

Where can an agent get this data live?

Robauto MCP — Agent Intelligence & Brand Discovery Infrastructure. A public, stateless Streamable HTTP endpoint at https://mcp.robauto.ai/mcp, callable with no key. Setup and the full tool list are in the Robauto MCP directory.

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