How the RightBlogger MCP Connector Works (and How to Set It Up)

The RightBlogger MCP Connector puts your SEO data and content inside the AI tools you already use. Connect it once, and you can ask Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor to pull your Google Search Console performance, research keywords from RightBlogger’s database, and read your published posts, all in plain language.

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, an open standard that lets AI clients talk to outside tools and data. The RightBlogger MCP is a remote MCP server, so there is nothing to install and no API keys to manage. You sign in once with your RightBlogger account and your projects show up as tools.

The walkthrough below uses Google Search Console in Claude as the example, but the same connector works the same way in every client.

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What You Can Do With It

Once connected, you can ask your AI to work with your real, first-party RightBlogger data:

• Query Search Console in plain language. “Which pages lost the most clicks last month?” or “Show my queries ranking between position 5 and 15.” No CSV exports or pivot tables.
• Research keywords. Pull volume, CPC, and difficulty from RightBlogger’s keyword database without leaving the chat.
• Read your posts. Search and read the posts on your connected CMS (WordPress, Ghost, or Webflow), including their SEO meta.
• Look at your content and calendar. Search your RightBlogger drafts and generated articles, and see what is planned or scheduled.
• Combine it all. Because your data and your AI are in the same place, you can ask things like “Find my pages losing clicks, then suggest which posts to refresh first.”

What You Need

1. A RightBlogger account. The connector is included with every plan at no extra cost.
2. A project with the data you want to use connected: Google Search Console for performance data, and a connected CMS for reading posts. See Projects if you have not set one up yet.
3. An AI client that supports remote MCP servers over Streamable HTTP: Claude (Desktop, web, mobile, or CLI), ChatGPT (Developer Mode, currently beta), Cursor, or any other MCP client.

How to Connect

Wherever you connect, the connector URL is the same:

https://rightblogger.com/api/mcp

Claude (Desktop, web, or mobile)

1. Open Claude and go to Settings → Connectors.
2. Click Add custom connector.
3. Paste the connector URL above.
4. Sign in with your RightBlogger account and approve access.

Your projects now show up as tools. Try asking “List my RightBlogger projects” to confirm it is working.

ChatGPT

ChatGPT supports custom MCP connectors through Developer Mode (currently in beta).

1. In ChatGPT, go to Settings → Connectors.
2. Turn on Developer Mode if it is not already enabled, then click Add.
3. Paste the connector URL and sign in with your RightBlogger account.

Cursor

Add the following to your .cursor/mcp.json file, then authorize when Cursor prompts you:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "rightblogger": {
      "url": "https://rightblogger.com/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Claude Code (CLI)

From your terminal, run:

claude mcp add --transport http rightblogger https://rightblogger.com/api/mcp

Any other MCP client

Any client that supports remote MCP servers over Streamable HTTP can connect. Add the same URL and authorize once with your RightBlogger login. There are no API keys to copy or rotate.

Things to Try

Once connected, here are a few prompts to get started. Name the project you want when you have more than one.

• “List my RightBlogger projects.”
• “Which of my pages lost the most clicks in the last 28 days?”
• “Show my queries with the most impressions where I rank between position 5 and 15.” (your striking-distance keywords)
• “Compare clicks and CTR by device for the last 3 months.”
• “Research keywords related to meal prep and show volume, CPC, and difficulty.”
• “Find posts on my site about keyword research and summarize what they cover.”
• “What is on my content planner this week?”

Tool Reference

The connector exposes ten read tools, each scoped to the projects you can access:

Tool	What it does
list_projects	Lists the sites you can access, with their connected CMS and Search Console status. Run this first; most other tools take a project.
get_project	Details for one project: website, connected CMS, and Search Console property.
gsc_status	Whether Search Console is connected for a project, and which property.
gsc_query	Clicks, impressions, CTR, and average position by page, query, country, device, or date.
keyword_research	Keyword volume, CPC, and difficulty from RightBlogger’s keyword database.
search_posts	Search the posts on your connected, published CMS (WordPress, Ghost, or Webflow).
get_post	One published post with its raw body and SEO meta fields.
search_content	Search your RightBlogger content library: drafts and generated articles.
get_content	One piece of RightBlogger content in full, with its prompt and SEO or schedule info.
list_planner	Your content calendar: planned and scheduled posts with dates and destinations.

All tools are read-only today. Editing (updating a post or its SEO meta from your AI, with reversible changes) is coming soon.

How Access and Security Work

• One sign-in, no API keys. You connect with standard OAuth 2.1. Your AI client receives a scoped token and never sees your password.
• Scoped to your projects. Every request checks your access first, so you only ever see your own sites and data.
• Works for your team. Each teammate connects with their own RightBlogger login and sees the projects they belong to.
• Read-only today. The tools only read your data. Editing is coming soon, and those changes will be reversible.
• Included free. The connector is part of every RightBlogger plan at no extra cost.
• Reuses your existing connections. It reads through the same Search Console and CMS connections you already set up (the ones the Site Agent uses), so there is nothing new to wire up.

Learn More

For a deeper overview of the connector and its tools, see the RightBlogger MCP page. For the full Google Search Console in Claude walkthrough, read Google Search Console in Claude.

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