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MCP: your AI visibility, inside ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor

Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Codex or Cursor to your Seen42 account. Ask for your results, change what you track and get the next step, without opening the dashboard.

Example: in ChatGPT with the Seen42 MCP connected, the user asks which prompts lost mentions since last week. ChatGPT loads Seen42, shows mentions per assistant for the Your Brand account, and names the prompt that lost ground on Perplexity and the suggested comparison page.

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Example conversation · Your own account, signed in with Seen42 · Nothing is published or paid for from here

Your results, in the tool you already have open

Connect Seen42 once, then ask ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or any other MCP client with OAuth sign-in. Your assistant reads the same results the dashboard shows: mentions and positions per prompt, the competitors named, the sources cited, your website pages and the suggested next steps.

  • Sign in with your Seen42 account, no API key to paste
  • Reads mentions, citations, competitors, pages and suggestions
  • Locked rows on the Free plan stay locked, in the dashboard and here

Change what you track from the conversation

Ask your assistant to track a new prompt, pause one, add a competitor, correct a company fact or mark a suggestion done. Each change follows the same rules and plan limits as the dashboard, and the removals keep your history.

  • Add, edit, pause and remove tracked prompts
  • Track or remove competitors, keep company facts right
  • Research tools draw on your plan’s monthly research allowance

Nothing paid, and nothing published, without you

A paid visibility check or a fresh set of AI answers only comes back as an estimate; you approve it in the dashboard. Pages are drafted and published in Seen42, where you review every claim. Your assistant can point at the gap, not spend on it.

  • Paid checks return an estimate with a link to approve it
  • Answer pages are built and published in the dashboard
  • Disconnect in your AI tool whenever you like

MCP server: questions, answered

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets an AI tool call another product’s tools. Seen42 hosts an MCP server, so an assistant such as ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Codex or Cursor can read your Seen42 data and change what you track, from inside that assistant.
Any MCP client that supports remote servers with OAuth sign-in. You add the Seen42 server address, sign in with your Seen42 account, and the tools appear in that assistant. The Integrations page in the app shows the exact steps for each client.
It can read your visibility summary, prompts, competitors, cited sources, website pages, company facts and suggestions, change what you track, correct company facts, and run research within your plan’s monthly allowance. It cannot run a paid check, build a page or publish anything: those return an estimate or a link, and you finish them in the dashboard.
No. The MCP server comes with every account and shows what your plan shows. Research tools use the research allowance your plan already includes.
Your assistant signs in through the same Seen42 sign-in you use in the browser, and each tool runs as your account only. There are no API keys to store or leak. Disconnect the server in your AI tool to end its access.

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