Project and Account Tools
Use SEO MCP account and project tools to discover accessible sites, review project context, compare projects, and manage settings safely.
Project tools establish scope for every SEO MCP workflow. Always call list_projects first. A project can be owned by the member or shared with them, and access is rechecked on every call.
Account tools
get_account_context
Returns member-level context relevant to the current connection. Use it when the agent needs to understand the authenticated account before selecting a project.
get_plan_usage
Returns plan and usage context. Use it before recommending operations that may depend on account limits.
Read-only project tools
list_projects
Lists projects the member can currently access. This is the required first step for project work.
List my accessible projects. Show project name, URL, project UID,
and ownership context. Do not change anything.get_project_overview
Retrieves a focused overview for one known project UID.
compare_projects
Compares project-level signals. Use it for portfolio prioritization, not as a replacement for crawl-level diagnosis.
Compare these three projects and explain which one needs technical SEO attention first.
State the evidence and limitations behind the ranking.State-changing project tools
create_project
Creates a project only after the user explicitly requests it.
update_project_settings
Changes project settings. Ask the agent to show the proposed settings before execution.
delete_project
Deletes a project and requires the highest level of care. The exact target and effect must be clear, and the tool must not receive confirmation until the user confirms that action.
Never infer permission from an audit request
“Audit my site” authorizes analysis. It does not authorize creating a project, changing settings, deleting data, or starting a new crawl.
Safe project management prompt
Show the current settings for [PROJECT_UID] and propose the smallest change
needed for [OUTCOME]. Do not update the project. Wait for my confirmation.Related documentation