BrandViz.AI runs a native Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, so an AI agent such as Claude, Claude Code, Cursor or ChatGPT can read your visibility gaps, audit findings and recommended actions straight from your own reports. The same agent can queue work and start Engine jobs that land as pull requests or CMS drafts in your own repository or CMS. Nothing is built in a BrandViz.AI-hosted editor, and nothing publishes without your approval.
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How it works
Agent accessConnect your agent
Add the server URL, then sign in with your BrandViz.AI account.
The agent reads
Visibility gaps, audit findings and recommended actions from your own reports.
The Engine builds the fix
Tasks and jobs start from the agent, and the output is built against your site.
Your team approves
A pull request on a brandviz-agent/ branch, or an unpublished CMS draft.
Tools only, in three groups: read, setting and work. There are no MCP resources or prompts. The server sits at https://mcp.brandviz.ai/mcp and signs your agent in as you with OAuth.
Last verified: November 2026, against the server's tool registry and the setup docs.
An agent reads the gap, files or starts the fix, and reads back what changed. Your team approves the result where it lands.
The agent finds your brands, then reads your scores, citations and latest audit to see where AI models skip you and which fixes are still open.
It files a task on your Tasks board or starts a job directly. A planning job proposes pieces from your gaps and writes nothing to your site, while content and technical jobs build the page or the fix.
The Engine delivers the result as a pull request on a brandviz-agent/ branch or an unpublished CMS draft. The agent can read back what changed, and your team approves it where it lands.
No. The BrandViz.AI MCP server cannot publish. Jobs started through it deliver a pull request on a brandviz-agent/ branch or an unpublished CMS draft, and a person on your team merges or publishes it. An agent can change what BrandViz.AI measures and approve a pending task, but neither touches your live site.
Three steps, and the same server URL for every app. One connection reaches every brand your BrandViz.AI account can open.
In Claude, Claude Code, Cursor or ChatGPT, add a remote MCP server at https://mcp.brandviz.ai/mcp. The setup docs have the exact steps for each app.
The first time it is used, the app sends you to BrandViz.AI to sign in and approve the connection. There is no API key to copy, and the app can reach only the brands your account can open.
Ask how visible your brand is in AI answers this month. The agent starts by checking which brands you have and what data each one holds, then drills down from there.
To disconnect, remove the BrandViz connector in the app that holds it, and that app can no longer reach your brands. Jobs started through the server need a destination, so connect GitHub or a CMS from the integrations hub first.
Read the MCP server setup docs or the guide to running GEO fixes from your AI agent.
An MCP server for SEO is a service that gives AI agents access to search or visibility data and actions through the Model Context Protocol, an open standard for connecting assistants to tools. BrandViz.AI's MCP server covers AI search visibility: how ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity describe your brand, which pages they cite, and the technical audit findings and AI crawler activity behind the gaps.
Claude on web and desktop, Claude Code, Cursor and ChatGPT can connect, as can any other MCP client that supports remote servers with OAuth sign-in. Each one is pointed at https://mcp.brandviz.ai/mcp and sends you to BrandViz.AI to sign in the first time, so there is no API key to copy.
No. The server cannot publish. Jobs that build something through it deliver a pull request on a brandviz-agent/ branch or an unpublished CMS draft, and a person on your team merges or publishes it. An agent can approve a pending task, which starts a job and uses monthly allowance, and it can change what BrandViz.AI measures, but neither touches your live site.
Reading your visibility data through the MCP server works on every plan. Content tasks, audits and jobs need the Engine, which both the Starter and Growth plans include. Setup takes a connector URL and a sign-in, and the steps for each client are in the MCP setup docs.
Start the trial, connect your agent to the MCP server, and review the first pull request or CMS draft where your team already works.
7 days free. Cancel anytime. Nothing publishes without you.