Integrating Grok Bot into Superhuman via MCP: A 4-layer architecture
bfrench · x · 2026-09-02
The author shares a practical implementation of seating a Grok Bot as an operator in Superhuman Docs. The setup involves four layers: the named Bot, official Superhuman Docs MCP, a written constitution for audit, and the application layer. The key insight is that the agent gets a "seat" at the existing tables via MCP tools, rather than a shadow database, enabling it to find docs, lock URIs, read schemas, and write rows effectively.
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