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A hand-checked list of every MCP server that connects an agent to SEO data — Search Console, keywords, backlinks, crawls, SERPs and AI search visibility — with operator, auth needs and last-touch date per entry.
A curated catalog of Model Context Protocol servers exposing SEO data to AI agents: Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, keyword research and trends, backlinks, site crawls, SERPs and AI search visibility. Every entry was checked by hand in September 2026 and records who runs the server, how you connect, what authentication it needs, and when it was last touched — because half the SEO MCP servers you find in a search are abandoned or have moved. Official vendor servers (run by the company whose data they expose) are marked apart from community ones, star counts are refreshed weekly by a workflow inside the repo, and RankSpot's own server is listed in the same table as every competitor, on the same terms. CC0-1.0.
Choosing SEO MCP servers for Claude Code or Claude.ai without inheriting an abandoned endpoint — check who runs it, what auth it needs and whether it moved before you connect.
# it's a catalog — pick a server, then connect it, e.g.: claude mcp add --transport http <name> <server-url> # each entry shows the operator, auth model (API key / OAuth) and connect snippet
Vendor-maintained (RankSpot) with its own server listed alongside competitors — disclosed, but read with that lens. Most entries are remote servers run by third parties: your SEO data requests pass through their infrastructure, so check the auth and operator columns first.
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RankSpotAI/awesome-seo-mcpCharted
A penetration-testing methodology delivered as one MCP server: BLITZ maps the attack surface, EAGLE-EYE traces source-to-sink, STRIKE live-verifies every finding before it is reported.
Red Hat's "ripgrep for AI context" — a C++23 zero-dependency CLI that also speaks MCP.
One shared session memory for 25+ coding agents — Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor finally remember the same project.