Connect Grok and Grok Build to Pear MCP

1. Create your Pear account

Sign up at pearmcp.com, then connect Apple iCloud or Microsoft 365. Grok chat can use Pear OAuth. Grok Build and xAI API workflows can use a Pear API key from Settings.

2. Add Pear as a Grok connector

3. Use Pear from Grok Build

Grok Build can inspect MCP servers available to your coding environment. After Pear is configured, run:

grok inspect
grok

Inside the Grok TUI, open /mcps to check Pear status. Grok Build is compatible with Claude Code style MCP configuration, so teams already using Pear there can usually reuse the same server entry. If Grok Build does not show Pear, re-run the inspect command from the project directory that contains your MCP config.

For xAI API builders

If you call Grok through the xAI API, pass Pear as a remote MCP tool. Keep the Pear API key on your server and send it as the MCP authorization value.

{
  "type": "mcp",
  "server_url": "https://pearmcp.com/api/mcp",
  "server_label": "pear",
  "server_description": "Pear MCP connects Grok to Calendar, Tasks, Contacts, and Mail.",
  "authorization": "Bearer YOUR_PEAR_API_KEY"
}

Try these prompts

• What is on my calendar today and what should I prepare for?
• Find a free 45-minute slot next week and create the meeting.
• Create reminders for these action items and add due dates.
• Search recent mail from this client and draft a reply I can review.

What Pear unlocks inside Grok

• Use one hosted MCP server for Apple iCloud and Microsoft 365 workflows.
• Read and write calendar events, tasks, contacts, and mail from Grok conversations.
• Keep Google Calendar and custom IMAP migration paths ready as Pear expands provider support.
• Use Pear in chat, coding, and API workflows without running a local bridge.

Grok and Grok Build workflows worth testing

• Ask Grok to read mail context, create a follow-up task, and schedule the next meeting.
• Use Grok Build to create release reminders while inspecting project instructions and MCP config.
• Use the xAI API remote MCP path when you want Pear tools in your own Grok-powered app.