Grok Integration

Timesheet publishes a hosted Model Context Protocol server, so Grok can start timers, log work, and answer questions about your hours without you leaving the chat.

What you can ask for

• "Start a timer for the website redesign project"
• "How many hours did I track this week, by project?"
• "Log two hours of client calls for yesterday afternoon"
• "Export last month as a PDF"
• "Request vacation for next Friday"

Before you start

• A Timesheet Pro plan or above. See plans and pricing.
• A Grok account. Connectors are available to all Grok users. In Grok Business and Enterprise, a team admin first provisions the connector for the organization.

Connect

1. Open grok.com/connectors.
2. Select New Connector, then Custom.
3. Enter the server URL below, then sign in to Timesheet and approve access when Grok asks.

https://mcp.timesheet.io

The server publishes its OAuth metadata at /.well-known/oauth-protected-resource, so Grok finds the sign-in on its own. Grok then reads the tools the server offers and uses them in your conversations.

What Grok can reach

• Timer: start, stop, pause, resume, status, update
• Tasks: create, update, delete, list, plus notes, expenses, and breaks
• Projects: create, update, delete, list, and details
• Reports and exports: documents, task and expense reports, PDF output, Excel and CSV exports, and saved export templates
• Absences: request, approve, reject, cancel, and list
• Statistics: summaries over any period

Good to know

• Access is granted to your own account only. The server cannot reach other users' private data or change your billing.
• Revoke access at any time from your Timesheet account, or by removing the connector in Grok.
• The connection uses OAuth, so Grok never sees your Timesheet password.