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Model Context Protocol (MCP)

Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server & Chrome Extension for AI Agents

Bring your 16 AI specialists directly into Cursor, Claude Desktop, VS Code, and your Chrome browser. Generate an Agency API key in /settings so James AI can expose your live 35-dial SEO audits, broken backlinks, canonical conflicts, and auto-fixer code patches via the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

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Generate Your MCP & Chrome Extension API Key in /settings

Create a scoped workspace API key in /settings to connect Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, or the Agency Chrome Extension directly to your live domain intelligence.

1Open your Workspace & Developer Settings at /settings.
2Generate your scoped Agency API Key and copy the ready-to-use Model Context Protocol (MCP) server configuration snippet.
3Paste the MCP block into Cursor, Claude Desktop, or our Chrome Extension to query audits and apply SEO code fixes in place.
⚡Lets your local coding agents read live findings from /canonicals, /performance, /entities, and /website/auto-fixer and commit fixes directly to your Git repo.
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1. Connect Your Live SEO & Operations Brain Directly to Your Developer IDE and Browser

Developers working inside Cursor, Claude Code, or VS Code shouldn’t have to switch to a browser dashboard, copy technical SEO errors one by one, and paste them into their editor to fix metadata, JSON-LD schema, or Core Web Vitals bottlenecks. Likewise, marketers browsing a live webpage or competitor site in Chrome want instant on-page E-E-A-T, entity, and canonical diagnostics without leaving the tab they are viewing.

Managed by James AI (Technical Director), our Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server and Chrome Extension integration in /settings turns your Agency workspace into a programmable intelligence layer. Once connected to Cursor or Claude Desktop via MCP, your coding assistant can directly query Shaun AI’s latest domain audit, fetch missing canonicals or broken 301 targets, retrieve validated JSON-LD graphs from /entities, and apply the exact Next.js or HTML code patches across your local repository automatically.

Standard Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server

Exposes structured tools and resources to Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, and any MCP-compatible client—allowing local AI coding agents to query your live SEO and content state.

Zero-Copy IDE Technical SEO Remediation

Ask Cursor or Claude Code "Fix all canonical and JSON-LD issues flagged in our latest Agency scan," and watch it pull the exact specs via MCP and patch your codebase.

Live-Tab Chrome Extension Diagnostics

Inspect headings, canonical tags, Schema.org entities, E-E-A-T signals, and rewriter opportunities on any live URL directly from your Chrome browser toolbar.

Scoped, Revocable Workspace API Keys

Authenticate securely with workspace-scoped bearer tokens generated in /settings that you can rotate or revoke at any time.

2. How to Connect the Agency MCP Server or Chrome Extension in 3 Steps

Plug your live domain intelligence into your favorite developer tools in under two minutes.

Step 1: Create Your Workspace Key in /settings

Step 1 • API Key Generation

Navigate to /settings and generate a personal or team API key scoped to your active project workspace.

Encrypted and revocable with a single click.

Step 2: Add the MCP Server Config to Cursor / Claude Desktop

Step 2 • MCP or Extension Setup

Copy the pre-formatted mcpServers JSON snippet from /settings into your .cursor/mcp.json or claude_desktop_config.json file (or enter the key in the Chrome Extension).

Immediately registers Agency audit, entity, and auto-fixer tools in your IDE.

Step 3: Query Audits & Patch Code Directly from Your Editor

Step 3 • Agentic Execution

Prompt your IDE agent to pull open SEO defects, generate 301 redirect rules in next.config.js, or inject JSON-LD schema across your routes.

Re-run your domain scan to verify 100% resolution.

3. Autonomous Workflows Powered by MCP & Chrome Extension Extensibility

IDE-Native SEO Fixing

Audit → MCP → Git Pull Request Loop

Shaun AI discovers technical defects on your live domain, James AI prepares the patch spec, and your Cursor/Claude agent applies the fix directly to your local files via MCP.

Migration Automation

Direct next.config.js / vercel.json 301 Injection

Pulls your semantic 301 redirect map from /site-migration and /seo/broken-backlinks straight into your repository’s routing configuration.

In-Browser Research

One-Click Competitor Page & Entity Inspection

While browsing a competitor’s top-ranking article in Chrome, trigger an instant entity and heading analysis or send the topic straight to Daniel AI’s queue.

Schema Synchronization

Automated @graph JSON-LD Component Updates

Fetches your latest verified Organization, Person, and FAQ schema from /entities via MCP and updates your React/Next.js layout components.

4. Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?

MCP is the open standard introduced by Anthropic and adopted across modern AI IDEs (including Cursor, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and Windsurf) that allows AI assistants to securely read data and invoke tools from external platforms like Agency.

Can my IDE agent accidentally delete my Agency project data via MCP?

No. Our MCP tools are scoped to safely read audit telemetry, entity graphs, redirect maps, and content briefs, and to stage approved updates without destructive workspace deletion.

Does this work with both Next.js and non-JavaScript codebases?

Yes! Because MCP delivers structured SEO diagnostics, canonical expectations, redirect pairs, and JSON-LD payloads to your IDE, your coding assistant can apply them to Next.js, Astro, Remix, Rails, Laravel, Django, or Hugo.

How do I revoke an API key if a developer leaves the team?

Open /settings and revoke or regenerate the workspace API key immediately.

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Shaun Anderson

Shaun Anderson, AKA @hobo_web, is the Lead AI Architect behind Agency (thisisagency.ai). Shaun has over 25 years of experience in forensic SEO auditing. He was a primary investigator of the Google Search Leak of 2024, the writer of The Hobo SEO Quadrilogy, and a Keynote speaker at SMX Paris 2026.

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