Connect an AI Client to SEO MCP

Add the SEO MCP remote server endpoint to a compatible AI client and verify the connection with a safe read-only request.

Connect your client to https://mcp.screpy.com. A compatible client discovers the authorization endpoints, opens the sign-in and consent flow, and stores the resulting access grant according to its own security model.

Connection details

Setting	Value
Server type	Remote MCP server
SEO MCP URL	`https://mcp.screpy.com`
Authorization	OAuth authorization code with PKCE
Scope	`mcp:use`
Transport	Streamable HTTP provided by the MCP server

Generic setup

Client interfaces differ, but the connection sequence is consistent:

Open the client’s MCP or integrations settings.
Choose the option for a remote MCP server.
Enter https://mcp.screpy.com.
Start the connection.
Sign in to your Screpy member account in the authorization window.
Review and approve the requested access.
Return to the client and confirm that SEO MCP is connected.

Use the exact endpoint

Do not append /mcp, /v1, or an internal project identifier. The member server is mounted at the root of mcp.screpy.com.

Verify tool access

Use a small, read-only request:

Use SEO MCP to list the projects available to my account.
Return the project name, URL, and project UID. Do not create or update anything.

A correct response should involve list_projects. If the agent invents a UID or attempts to start a crawl, stop and restate the read-only instruction.

Verify crawl access

After selecting one returned project:

For project [PROJECT_UID], list the most recent crawls.
Show status, crawl UID, start time, and completion time.

Use the returned crawl_uid in later prompts. Internal database IDs and external crawler run IDs are not valid substitutes.

Client compatibility

SEO MCP uses standard remote MCP and OAuth discovery. Exact menu names and support vary by client version, so follow your client’s current remote-server documentation. The reliable compatibility test is whether the client accepts a remote MCP URL and completes the OAuth flow.

Next step

Read Authentication and access, then run your first SEO audit.