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Bring your search performance, keyword research, and blog content into Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor. Connect once, then just ask.

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Choose your client, add the connection, and sign in.

connector url
https://rightblogger.com/api/mcp

In Claude (Desktop, web, or mobile): Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, paste the URL, sign in.

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See it in action

From Search Console to a conversation.

Watch how to connect your site and explore your search performance in Claude.

How it fits together

Your AI. Your data. One connection.

ClaudeChatGPTCursorAny MCP client

RightBlogger MCP

Streamable HTTP

Secure sign-in Per-project team access

Search Console

clicks · impressions · position

Keyword database

volume · CPC · difficulty

AI Brand Monitor

visibility · share of voice · citations

Your CMS

WordPress · Ghost · Webflow

Tool reference

Explore the tools.

35 tools for your sites, content, and search performance. Open a group to see what your AI can do.

Every call respects your project access.

Projects and setup

5 tools
  • list_projects

    Lists the sites you can access, with their connected CMS, GSC status, and Domain Rank. Call it first; the others take a projectId.

    () → Project[]

  • get_project

    One project in detail: website, connected CMS, and GSC property.

    (projectId) → Project

  • get_setup_status

    What a project has connected and what is still missing, each gap with the link that finishes it.

    (projectId)

  • start_connection

    The link and the steps for connecting a CMS, Search Console, or a social account. The sign-in itself stays in your browser.

    (projectId, type)

  • get_account

    Your plan and its limits: words, sites, automations, and how many more sites you can create.

    (projectId?)

Search Console

3 tools
  • gsc_status

    Whether GSC is connected, and which property.

    (projectId)

  • gsc_query

    Clicks, impressions, CTR, and position by page, query, country, device, or date.

    (projectId, startDate, endDate, dimensions?, filters?)

  • gsc_compare

    Compares two Search Console periods and returns totals plus the biggest gainers and decliners by page or query, and pages or queries that appeared or disappeared. The default baseline is an equal window before the selected range. Chat caps lists at 10; MCP can return 20–100.

    (projectId, startDate, endDate, compareStartDate?, compareEndDate?, dimension?, filters?, limit?, sortBy?)

Keywords

1 tool
  • keyword_research

    RightBlogger's keyword engine: volume, CPC, and difficulty, with live SEO-provider enrichment.

    (keyword, country?, limit?)

AI Brand Monitor

2 tools
  • llm_brand_status

    How the site shows up in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude answers: visibility score, share of voice, sentiment, cited sources, change since the last scan, and a trend series. The AI-search counterpart to gsc_query.

    (projectId, monitorId?, days?)

  • llm_brand_prompts

    Per-prompt detail: for each tracked question on each platform, whether the brand was named, its position, competitors named alongside it, cited sources, and an answer excerpt. Finds the questions a site is missing from.

    (projectId, monitorId?, mentionedOnly?, includeAnswers?)

CMS posts

4 tools
  • search_posts

    Search posts on the connected, published CMS (WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, Wix, or Shopify).

    (projectId, query?, limit?)

  • get_post

    One published post with its raw body and SEO meta fields.

    (projectId, url | slug | id)

  • find_similar_posts

    Posts on the site about a related topic, ranked by similarity. For internal linking and content gaps.

    (projectId, query, excludeUrl?, limit?)

  • check_link

    Whether external links are still live: healthy, redirect, broken, or soft 404.

    (projectId, url | urls)

Content

3 tools
  • search_content

    Search your RightBlogger content library: drafts and generated articles, with excerpts.

    (projectId?, query?, tool?)

  • get_content

    One piece of content in full: body, prompt, and SEO/scheduled info.

    (id)

  • list_planner

    The content calendar: what is coming up, queued topics that are not written yet, and anything overdue.

    (projectId, from?, to?, limit?)

Automations and social

2 tools
  • list_automations

    Your autoblogging schedules: cadence, destination, instructions, and why one paused on its own.

    (projectId)

  • list_social_posts

    The social calendar: scheduled posts, article promos waiting to fire, and performance for a published one.

    (projectId, from?, to?, withAnalyticsFor?)

Site Agent

5 tools
  • get_agent_status

    Whether the agent is on, whether its edits need approval, its recent runs, and its open tasks.

    (projectId, limit?)

  • read_pending_suggestions

    Edits the agent has proposed that are still waiting for approval.

    (projectId, postUrl?, limit?)

  • read_recent_activity

    What the agent did recently: runs, edits applied, and what it focused on.

    (projectId, daysBack?, limit?)

  • read_post_edit_history

    The edits the agent has already applied to one post.

    (projectId, postId | postUrl, limit?)

  • read_notes

    The notes the agent keeps about the site: conventions, past decisions, things it learned.

    (projectId, category?, limit?)

Write tools

10 tools

Publishing and actions that use your quota ask for confirmation. Writes follow your project role, and post edits can be undone.

  • update_post

    Find and replace inside a post body. Reversible with undo_edit.

  • update_post_meta

    Change a post title, or its SEO meta title and description.

  • undo_edit

    Roll back a post edit made through the connector.

  • create_project

    Add a site, with the links to finish connecting it.

  • update_project_settings

    Rename a project, or set its site address or default posting time.

  • manage_automations

    Create, change, pause, resume, delete or run an autoblogging schedule, and share its posts to social.

  • manage_planner

    Schedule or reschedule content, retitle or shuffle a queued topic, and generate, publish, retry or cancel a post.

  • manage_social_posts

    Schedule a social post, edit or cancel a pending one, re-send a failed one, or mute a platform on a promo.

  • manage_agent

    Configure the Site Agent, approve or dismiss the edits it proposes, and queue tasks for its next run.

  • manage_brand_monitor

    Set up, change or remove AI brand monitoring for a project.

Access and control

Your account. Your rules.

The same permissions and connections you already use in RightBlogger.

OAuth 2.1, no keys to paste

You sign in with your RightBlogger login through a standard OAuth flow. The client gets a scoped token, never your credentials.

Scoped to your projects

Every call checks your access to that project first. You only ever see your own sites and data.

Works for your whole team

Teammates connect with their own login and see the projects they belong to. Reads for everyone, edits by role.

Your real, first-party data

Live Search Console metrics, RightBlogger's keyword database, your AI Brand Monitor, and your connected CMS. The same sources the app uses, never a stale copy.

Writes ask first

Anything that publishes or spends your quota needs an explicit confirm, and post edits are reversible with one-click undo.

One integration, shared

Reuses the CMS and Search Console connections you set up for the Site Agent. Nothing new to wire up.

Good to know

Questions?

We can help. Contact us.

What is the RightBlogger MCP?

A remote Model Context Protocol server that connects your RightBlogger account to AI clients like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor. Once connected, you can ask your AI to pull your Search Console data, research keywords from RightBlogger's database, read posts from your connected CMS, and manage your automations, all in plain language.

Which AI clients can connect?

Any client that supports remote MCP servers over Streamable HTTP, including Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT, VS Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI. ChatGPT needs Developer Mode, currently in beta. The URL is the same everywhere: https://rightblogger.com/api/mcp.

How does authentication work?

Standard OAuth 2.1 with PKCE. When you add the connector, your AI client opens a RightBlogger sign-in and consent screen. You approve once, and the client gets a scoped access token. It never sees your password, and there are no API keys to copy or rotate.

What can it access?

For the projects you can access: your Search Console performance (clicks, impressions, CTR, position), RightBlogger's keyword data (volume, CPC, difficulty), your AI brand visibility, the posts on your connected CMS (WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, Wix, or Shopify), your automations and content and social calendars, and what the Site Agent has done. Every request is checked against your project access first.

Can it edit my posts?

Yes. Ask your AI to change a post, its title or its SEO meta and it applies through the same connection the app uses; every post edit is reversible with undo_edit. Beyond posts, it can set up and change your automations, the content and social calendars, the Site Agent, and AI brand monitoring. Anything that publishes or spends your quota asks for a confirm first.

Do my teammates get access?

Yes. Each teammate connects with their own RightBlogger login and sees the projects they belong to. Read tools work for any member; write tools respect their role.

Does it cost extra?

No. It's included with your RightBlogger plan at no extra cost. See plans.

Is it related to the Site Agent?

They share the same foundation. The Site Agent audits and improves your site automatically on a schedule. The MCP connector puts the same data and content tools in your hands, on demand, inside your AI client. Both read through the same CMS and Search Console connections.

Put your site in the conversation.

One connection. Your existing RightBlogger account.

Connect your AI