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Moritz Kremb Demonstrates Three-Step ChatGPT–Grok Bot Webhook Bridge

September 13, 2026 at 03:16 EDT

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Moritz Kremb has demonstrated a three-step webhook bridge that lets ChatGPT send commands to Grok Bot, using one conversation to set up routines, check statuses and delegate work. The demonstration presents the setup as a user-built connection between two products, not as a jointly announced integration.

SEPTEMBER 2026 · CHATGPT + GROK BOT

ChatGPT Commands, Grok Bot Executes

A user-built webhook bridge forwards commands from ChatGPT to a Grok Bot for routines, status checks and delegated work.

The three-step setup

The count is drawn as three stacked moves, from the bridge identity to the ChatGPT command layer.

3 · ChatGPT skill

2 · Webhook routine

1 · Bridge Bot

Three blocks represent the three required moves.

One command path

The bridge separates the conversational front end from the persistent worker.

ChatGPTCommand front end

→

WebhookHTTP trigger

→

Grok BotWork execution

Value and friction

Why it matters

One chat front door for routines, status checks and delegated work.

What remains manual

Endpoint access, authentication and schema setup can still block the handoff.

Useful bridge, not a merged platform

The setup connects command paths; it does not merge model memories or create a shared runtime.

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