Conso builds an in-app task agent on Grok Bot API and MCP
Conso bundles daily AI and onchain activity into a user-held Consumer Passport and uses the Grok Bot API plus Composio MCP connectors so an agent can execute tasks inside apps.
Most everyday interactions with AI tools still leave users in a one way loop where platforms harvest prompt data while the user captures none of the upside. What catches my eye with @conso_xyz is how they turn daily activity into verifiable signal that stays in user custody. Instead of letting platforms extract everything, interactions across social tools, AI workflows, and onchain tasks get bundled into a personal Consumer Passport stored on Walrus through Sui. The extension tracks activity locally so prompts do not leave your device, letting you accumulate Zaps without exposing raw queries. The latest upgrade with Conso Bots pushes this further by utilizing Grok bot API alongside MCP connectors from Composio. Rather than jumping across tabs, navigating menus, and repeating manual routines, you can talk to an agent that actually executes in app tasks for you. Shifting from passive question answering to direct execution across connected applications is what makes #AgenticWeb practical. The real test is long term utility, but building signal and autonomous workflows from routine digital habits makes #Conso worth watching