Grok Bot + PostlyBee
Schedule social media posts with Grok Bot
Grok Bots work on their own cloud computer. Have your Bot install the PostlyBee CLI and skill there, sign it in yourself, and it can draft and schedule posts, on request or on a weekly routine.
- One message sets up the PostlyBee CLI and skill on the Bot’s computer
- You take control to sign in, so the token never goes into the chat
- Run it on a routine, such as drafting next week’s posts every Monday
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How do I add PostlyBee to Grok Bot?
Each Bot runs on a persistent cloud computer with a terminal. It can install the PostlyBee CLI there and keep the PostlyBee skill as a saved skill.
- 1
Create a scoped token
Start your 7-day free trial, connect your channels, and create a pbk_ token in Settings → Public API with only the scopes the Bot needs.
- 2
Set up the Bot
Send the setup message, then take manual control of the Bot’s computer and sign the CLI in yourself.
- 3
Ask, or set a routine
Ask the Bot to post, or give it a routine. It saves drafts or asks before scheduling.
MCP server URL
https://api.postlybee.com/mcpSend the message below in a chat with your Bot. The Bot installs the CLI and saves the PostlyBee skill on its computer.
- 1Send the message to your Bot.
- 2When it asks, take manual control of the Bot’s computer, open the terminal, and run postlybee auth:login. Paste your token there, never in the chat.
- 3Ask the Bot to list your PostlyBee channels to check that it works.
The Bot’s computer is shared by every Bot on your account, so any of them can use the signed-in CLI. Use a token with only the scopes you are comfortable sharing.
Set up PostlyBee so you can schedule my social media posts.
1. Install the PostlyBee CLI with: npm install -g postlybee-cli
2. Read https://github.com/bigwhaleltd/postlybee-agent/blob/main/skills/postlybee/SKILL.md and save it as a skill called PostlyBee.
3. Tell me when to take control so I can run postlybee auth:login myself.Capabilities
What can Grok Bot do with PostlyBee?
Grok Bots keep context over time and work on their own computer. PostlyBee gives them a scoped way to publish.
Draft on a routine
Have the Bot draft next week’s posts every Monday and send you a summary to approve.
Use the web for research
The Bot can read your blog or product pages in its browser and turn them into posts.
Follow each platform’s rules
The skill has the Bot check each channel’s rules and settings before it writes.
Upload media
The Bot can upload images and videos from its computer with the PostlyBee CLI.
Check the calendar
Ask what is scheduled, what went out, and what failed.
Report on results
Have the Bot pull analytics and summarize what worked.
Credentials
Sign in yourself, not in the chat
xAI recommends taking manual control of the Bot’s computer for sensitive sign-ins instead of typing credentials into the chat. Run postlybee auth:login there and paste your token into the terminal prompt.
The CLI stores the token on the Bot’s computer with owner-only file permissions. Scope it narrowly: posts:write and media:write to create drafts and posts, never accounts:write.
Example prompts
What can you ask Grok Bot to do?
Read our latest blog post and draft a LinkedIn post and an X post about it. Save both as drafts for Thursday.
- Browser: opened the blogRead the latest post
- postlybee --raw-json accounts:listFound LinkedIn and X
Here are both drafts:
We rebuilt onboarding around one question: what does a new user need in their first five minutes?
postlybee --raw-json posts:create --stdin2 drafts saved
Every Monday at 9 AM, draft next week’s posts from our blog and send me a summary.
- Created routine: Mondays at 9:00 AMTime zone confirmed
Done. Each Monday I will draft the week’s posts in your open slots as drafts and message you a summary to review in PostlyBee.
Did everything go out this week?
- postlybee --raw-json posts:listFound 9 posts
This week:
- 8 posts went out on schedule.
- 1 Instagram post failed on Tuesday; reschedule it from the PostlyBee calendar.
Which guide?
Grok Bot or Grok Build?
xAI has two agents with separate setups. Pick the one you use.
Grok Bot(this page)
Cloud teammates with their own computer and routines. Set up the PostlyBee CLI and skill on the Bot.
Grok Build
xAI’s terminal coding agent. Add the PostlyBee MCP server with grok mcp add.
Read the Grok Build guidePostlyBee CLI
The command-line tool the Bot uses. Scopes, commands, and payloads.
Read the PostlyBee CLI guide
Pricing and security
How much does it cost?
The skill is free. API access is included in every paid PostlyBee plan, starting from $9.99 per month, with a 7-day free trial.
How is access secured?
You enter the token yourself on the Bot’s computer. Every Bot on your account shares that computer, so scope the token narrowly.
Something not working?
Ask the Bot to run postlybee ping. If it fails, take control and run postlybee auth:login again.
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FAQ
Grok Bot and PostlyBee FAQ
Get started
Give your Grok Bot a social media routine
Start your free trial, create a scoped token, and set up PostlyBee on your Bot.