Encited MCP is live: here are 10 things you can do with it

July 22, 2026·by Aki from Encited

Connect Encited to Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client. Mine your Search Console, audit indexing, analyze AI visibility, and run all 20 content workflows from chat.

Encited MCP is live. Connect it to Claude, Cursor, or any client that speaks MCP, and your agent gets direct access to your Encited account: 24 tools covering crawl logs, indexing, SEO audits and AI visibility, and all 20 Content Workflows. You ask in plain language. The agent picks the tool, starts the run and brings back the result.

Here are ten things you can do with it.

1. Mine your Search Console for growth opportunities

Ask your agent what's worth fixing in your search data. The Mine Search Console workflow digs through up to a year of Search Console history and finds CTR gaps, keyword cannibalization, decaying pages and featured-snippet targets. It ends with a fix plan, and because your agent gets the full result back, it can start working through that plan in the same conversation.

2. Do your keyword and competitor research, turn that into a content plan

Give your agent up to five seed keywords and it runs keyword research with real Google volumes and trends, then builds a content plan with traffic estimates per post. Point it at a competitor and it finds the keywords they win that you don't, and plans the posts that close the gap. You can also start from a single query and get pillars and posts with intent and rationale, map which topics you own, which are contested and which you miss, or plan from your domain alone, even with zero rankings.

3. Audit indexing delays

Ask which pages are stuck. Index Rush joins your live sitemap with Google's index status, so your agent can list every page sitting in "Discovered, currently not indexed" or "Crawled, currently not indexed", with its SEO issue count, internal link coverage and last Googlebot crawl. For any stuck page it can pull the indexed pages that link to it, ranked by stalest crawl first, because getting those recrawled is what gets the target discovered.

4. Analyze crawl logs

You can now ask your AI assistant whether Googlebot reached the pages you need indexed, which bots are crawling you, where crawl budget is being wasted and where the misses are. It queries bot visits by provider, path or status, surfaces the 404s and errors bots keep running into, and checks whether a bot is verified by IP range. It can also pull 90 days of aggregate stats: top search and AI crawlers, pages crawled, newly discovered pages, crawl budget savings and a per-day provider breakdown.

5. Analyze your brand's visibility in AI answers

Your agent can read everything AI Mentions collects: the prompts you monitor, each run, the fan-out searches providers ran while answering, the domains they cited, and how your share of mentions compares to competitors, with position and sentiment. Then it can run the AI-gap workflow, which finds prompts where AI answers skip your brand, reads the fan-out searches behind them, and builds a page-by-page content plan with clear pillars and off-site citation actions.

6. Run a full site SEO audit and patch the issues

Start an audit from your site root, a set of URLs, or your sitemap. When it finishes, your agent gets every issue aggregated by severity with sample paths. If the same agent has your codebase open, it can read the audit and fix the issues in the same session. That loop is the reason we built this.

7. Track your ranking in SERP

Ask where you rank for a query and the agent fetches Google's first two result pages, desktop or mobile, from any location, for 3 credits. For queries you're serious about, the teardown workflow crawls every page that ranks and extracts the recipe they share.

8. Research and draft articles and humanize them

Ask for an article and the writing workflow studies the top results for your query and writes a full draft with outline, FAQs, schema and links. Hand over any draft, from Encited or anywhere else, and the humanizer rewrites it in your brand voice, strips robotic phrasing and shows what changed.

9. Do local SEO: map pack, reviews and service-area pages

If you run a local business, your agent can check where you rank on Google Maps for your services and compare your ratings and reviews against nearby rivals. It can mine the reviews of your business, or a competitor's, for complaints, questions and content angles. And it can write a landing page for every service and location you cover, local schema included.

10. Manage your sites, prompts, snapshots and credits

List the domains on your account, browse the prerendered snapshots served to crawlers, review the AI prompts you monitor, and check your workflow credit balance before starting anything expensive. Every workflow shows its estimated cost up front.

…and more

That's ten, and it still leaves things out: finding sites that link to your competitors and skip you, hunting unlinked brand mentions, and mapping your competitors with traffic, keywords and momentum for each. If you can do it in Encited, your agent can do it over MCP.

How to connect

Add the Encited MCP server to your client with your API key. Setup steps for Claude, Cursor and other clients are in the docs. Workflows cost the same credits as in the app, and the cost shows before every run.

Aki
Founder, Encited

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