YOUR FIRST HANDOFF

Connect your Bot.
Check that results get back.

You’ll copy a few details between Grok and Vylay. You won’t need to write code. Your Worker records its chat work through Vylay’s MCP connector; an HTTP path also works. Both passed their initial probe cohorts, and every connection still needs its own setup check. Your Grok usage still applies.

1. 01

   Keep your existing Worker

   Choose its record in Vylay, or create a recording connection. You do not need another import or a webhook address for chat recording.

2. 02

   Add the connector

   Create a one-time recording key and add Vylay’s MCP connector to Grok, with the key as its Authorization header. If your Grok client sets up connectors through chat, the key passes through that chat; the setup page shows how to limit that. HTTP chat, which keeps its key in Grok’s secret store, also works.

3. 03

   Give it a return path

   Copy the chat instructions and exact recording rule into your Worker.

4. 04

   Check the connection

   Ask for the harmless setup probe in Grok chat and leave it unattended. Vylay records its opening, direct fresh fetch and matching authenticated return.

5. 05

   Try one real task

   Confirm the passing probe, then ask for a read-only public-source task in chat. Inspect its receipt and review the returned content.

A saved rule is your confirmation; Vylay cannot inspect Grok’s secret store or approval rules. A conflicting approval rule may still stop a return. A connection check records what worked at that moment. Vylay cannot account for work that was never reported to it.