Run once:
grok mcp add --transport http annsa https://app.annsa.ai/mcp
Then sign in when the browser opens. Nothing installs.
One command and a sign-in. Grok is good at reading your work and filing what it finds.
Run once:
grok mcp add --transport http annsa https://app.annsa.ai/mcp
Then sign in when the browser opens. Nothing installs.
The first call opens a consent screen in your browser. Approve once. There's no API key to paste. Grok signs in as you, with your full rights. See What your agent can do. Every session of Grok shares this sign-in.
Ask Grok for your priorities. The reply names the environment, host and workspace. It should say production, app.annsa.ai and your workspace. If it says anything else, stop and fix that before anything is written.
Ask: what should I work on? If you use Grok to review rather than build, try: review this change and file what you find in Annsa. It checks first for an existing priority so a repeat attaches to it, and sends a severity from P0 to P3 with a one-line reason. Under your own sign-in that severity counts directly.
Tools missing: run the add command again and start a new session, because most clients load servers when a session starts.
Unauthorized or expired: reconnect Annsa from Grok's MCP settings. Don't retry the same call.
Empty list: a new workspace has nothing to rank yet. Bring in your feedback.