# Grok Bot can join personal and company Tailscale tailnets

Grok Bot can now [join your personal or company tailnets](<https://x.com/bot/status/2120279511707386263>) on Tailscale, so it can reach private MCP servers, internal tools and apps on your network.

[Source post](https://x.com/i/status/2120279511707386263)

Personal tailnets were already supported as of the [November 4 release](<https://x.ai/changelog/bot>). You connect from the Tailscale plugin in the Grok Bot desktop app, and when a reply needs your Tailscale device, the chat shows a connect card. Scheduled routines can run on the Bot computer while it's connected. This update extends that to company tailnets, and to internal tools and apps as well as MCP servers.

[Tailscale says](<https://tailscale.com/blog/oauth-apps-ga>) Grok Bot joins as a device tied to your user identity, so tailnet access policies, audit logs and device quotas still apply, and you aren't pasting keys or secrets anywhere. On Tailscale Premium or Enterprise, a custom posture attribute lets you limit Grok Bot separately from your other devices. On other plans, you can get similar control by assigning a tag to its device after authentication.

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