Find and reach your leads from Grok
Tell Grok who you want to meet. Agaria finds them, writes to each one from your own account, and brings the replies back to your chat.
Connect Grok in one paste
Grok adds Agaria as a connector and signs in: no key to paste.
# On grok.com: Connectors > New connector > Custom
# Paste this URL, then sign in to Agaria (paid Grok plans)
https://agaria.fly.dev/api/v1/mcp
What Grok can do in Agaria
Start a campaign from a sentence
Tell Grok who you want to reach and what you offer. Agaria drafts the research plan for you to check.
Find people with a reason to talk
Agaria looks for people who fit, and for signals such as hiring or a new role. Each lead found costs credits.
Approve the ones you want
Grok shows you the leads waiting for you and approves the ones you pick.
Write the messages
A first message and follow-ups for each lead, from what Agaria found about them. Ask for changes in plain words.
Send from your own LinkedIn account
Once you say go, each approved lead gets their messages step by step, until they reply.
Answer the replies
Grok reads the conversations and drafts answers for you to send from Agaria.
Questions
Do I need an API key?
No. Grok connects by signing in to Agaria: you choose what it may do, and it is connected.
Does Grok send messages without asking me?
No. Grok asks you before anything that spends credits or contacts people: finding leads, approving them and starting outreach. What leads write is treated as data, never as instructions.
What does it cost?
The same as in the app: each lead found costs credits, and every new account starts with $100 in free credits.
Can I take access back?
Yes. Every key and every signed-in agent is listed in Settings > Agents, with a Revoke button. It stops working within a minute.
What else does my account need?
The same as in the app: your LinkedIn account connected through the Agaria Chrome extension, which is how Agaria searches and sends as you.
Does it work with another agent?
Yes, with any agent that connects to MCP servers over HTTP, and with any that can call an API. The prompt that comes with a key explains both ways.