Grok Bot is an AI teammate that runs on a shared cloud computer with a browser, filesystem, and terminal. You message it from the macOS or Windows desktop app or on iOS. Skills load through Settings → Plugins or by typing / in chat. Pair it with OpenQuok so the Bot drafts and queues social posts while you approve on the calendar or kanban.

How do I install openquok-core on Grok Bot?

Grok Bot requires an eligible subscription such as SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Ultra, or Cursor Teams Premium — sign in with your Cursor account when you install the app. OpenQuok billing is separate: you still need a workspace and connected channels in the OpenQuok app.

Does Grok Bot publish immediately?

No. Posts created through the OpenQuok CLI land in your workspace as drafts or scheduled items. Nothing goes live on autopilot — review on the calendar or kanban and approve what should publish. Grok Bot handles volume; you handle quality.

Why use Grok Bot instead of an MCP client?

Grok Bot fits always-on desktop chat, parallel Bots on one shared computer, and skills you invoke on demand. MCP clients such as Cursor or Claude Code fit focused editor and terminal sessions with native tool calls. OpenQuok supports both: use Grok Bot when messaging and cloud-computer workflows matter; use MCP when OpenQuok should live inside a single coding workflow. Many teams use both. To assemble or refresh SKILL.md before installing on the Bot, use the Skill Builder.

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Schedule Social Posts from Grok Bot with OpenQuok

2026-08-14

1 min read Rati Montreewat

Turn Grok Bot into your social scheduling teammate
Why CLI + skill beats MCP-only for scheduling
Pick a slot before you draft
Assemble the skill without zipping by hand
Human approval stays the gate

Schedule Social Posts from Grok Bot with OpenQuok

Turn Grok Bot into your social scheduling teammate

Grok Bot runs on a persistent cloud computer with a browser, filesystem, and terminal. Message it from the macOS, Windows, or iOS app like any other teammate — then let the openquok-core skill draft and queue posts while you keep approval on OpenQuok.

Start with the Grok Bot + OpenQuok landing page and the Grok Bot agent setup guide for install and auth steps.

Why CLI + skill beats MCP-only for scheduling

OpenQuok is CLI-first: structured JSON on stdout, human-in-the-loop drafts, and workspace media uploads. A saved skill keeps the agent context lean — you invoke it with / in chat or enable it under Settings → Plugins instead of leaving an always-on MCP connector loaded.

Pick a slot before you draft

Ask your Bot to draft for a specific window. Use the Best Time to Post calculator for a cross-channel benchmark, or the best time to post on TikTok page when TikTok is in the mix — then message the Bot with the slot and channel UUID from openquok integrations:list.

Assemble the skill without zipping by hand

If you customize recipes per channel, build or refresh SKILL.md in the Skill Builder before you curl it into /workspace/openquok-core/ on the Bot computer.

Human approval stays the gate

Posts created through the CLI land as drafts or scheduled items in your OpenQuok workspace. Nothing goes live on autopilot — review on the calendar or kanban, then approve what should publish. Grok Bot handles volume; you handle quality.

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Frequently asked questions

Ask your Bot to run commands on its cloud computer (not on your laptop). Install the global CLI first:

npm install -g @openquok/auto-cli@latest
openquok --version

Copy the skill into durable workspace storage:

mkdir -p /workspace/openquok-core
curl -fsSL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Ratimon/openquok-monorepo/main/agent/skills/openquok-core/SKILL.md" \
  -o /workspace/openquok-core/SKILL.md

Ask the Bot to save that process as a skill named openquok-core. If it does not appear under / in chat, open Settings → Plugins → Yours and enable it for the current Bot.

Authenticate once with OAuth (take over the computer when the Bot opens the browser) or set a programmatic token:

export OPENQUOK_API_KEY="opo_…"
openquok auth:status

Full walkthrough: Grok Bot agent setup guide.

How to

1. Install Grok Bot

Download the Grok Bot app for macOS, Windows, or iOS. Sign in with an eligible Cursor account (for example SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Ultra, or Cursor Teams Premium). Official install docs: Grok Bot and the get started guide.
2. Create a Bot

Choose Create your own or a suggested teammate. Give the Bot a short name, one primary job, and how it should work. Confirm the shared cloud computer is ready — browser, filesystem, and terminal persist across sessions.
3. Install the OpenQuok CLI on the Bot computer
Message your Bot and ask it to run this on its cloud computer (not on your laptop):
```
npm install -g @openquok/auto-cli@latest
openquok --version
```
Production auth uses the API at https://cli-auth.openquok.com and opens the browser on https://www.openquok.com/cli/device/verify when you use OAuth.
4. Add the openquok-core skill
Copy the skill into durable workspace storage, then save it as a skill named openquok-core:
```
mkdir -p /workspace/openquok-core
curl -fsSL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Ratimon/openquok-monorepo/main/agent/skills/openquok-core/SKILL.md" \
  -o /workspace/openquok-core/SKILL.md
```
Ask the Bot to save the process as a skill, or enable it under Settings → Plugins → Yours if it does not appear when you type / in chat. You can also assemble recipes first in the Skill Builder.
Setup details: Grok Bot agent setup guide.
5. Authenticate OpenQuok
OAuth (recommended): Ask the Bot to run device login. When it opens a browser on the cloud computer, take over, sign in, pick your workspace, and return control to the Bot:
```
openquok auth:login --json --no-poll
openquok auth:login:poll --device-code ""
openquok auth:status
```
Programmatic token (headless): Generate an opo_… token from Account → Settings → Developers → Access, then:
```
export OPENQUOK_API_KEY="opo_…"
openquok auth:status
```
6. Draft a post — do not publish yet

Ask your Bot something like:

List my connected social media accounts, then draft a LinkedIn post for tomorrow at 9am about our product launch. Use integration UUIDs from the list. Save as draft only — do not schedule or publish until I approve.

Pick a slot with the Best Time to Post calculator or the best time to post on TikTok page if you want a benchmark first. Review the draft on the OpenQuok calendar or kanban before anything goes live.

Overview: Grok Bot + OpenQuok landing page.

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Human approval stays the gate

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Frequently asked questions

How to

1. Install Grok Bot

2. Create a Bot

3. Install the OpenQuok CLI on the Bot computer

4. Add the openquok-core skill

5. Authenticate OpenQuok

6. Draft a post — do not publish yet

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