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MCP and integrations

Give the tools that do the work the context they need.

Seylio reads your Google data, writes nothing to your site, and hands findings to the people and tools that fix them: as exports, or directly to AI assistants and coding agents through MCP.

Google Search Console

Clicks, impressions, CTR and positions per query and page, with read-only access.

Google Analytics 4

Sessions, conversions and traffic from AI platforms, also read-only.

MCP for AI assistants

Claude, Cursor and other MCP clients can read issues, affected URLs, evidence and acceptance criteria.

CSV, Excel and ZIP

Every report as a file, or all reports in one ZIP. No export limits or add-ons.

What MCP makes possible

MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is an open standard that lets AI assistants use tools and data safely. With Seylio's MCP access, a coding agent can fetch a technical issue with every affected URL, the evidence and the acceptance criteria, and fix it in your codebase without you copying anything across.

Access is per user and can be revoked at any time. Through MCP, Seylio's data is read-only.

Read-only by design

The Google connections can only read. Seylio never publishes to your website on its own. Where an integration can publish a change, such as the optional WordPress integration, it only happens after an explicit instruction and approval.

  • Google access can be revoked from your Google account at any time.
  • Every figure shows its source and the date it was measured.
  • Exports include the evidence, so findings can be checked independently.
FAQ

Good to know.

Which MCP clients work with Seylio?

Any client that supports the Model Context Protocol, including Claude and Cursor.

Can Seylio change my website?

Not on its own. Seylio measures, advises and exports. Only an integration set up for publishing can apply an explicitly approved change.

Are exports included in every plan?

Yes. CSV, Excel and ZIP exports and MCP access are part of every plan.

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