Sightkick

Name: Sightkick
Author: sightkick

@sightkickMCP server · External

Track AI visibility (ChatGPT, Gemini, AI Overviews), research SEO keywords, write, publish, prove.

Content managementv1.0.0MIT

Freeno charge per call

One address for any MCP client. You sign in at clerk.sightkick.so once, after adding it.

What it does

Reads
Writes
High impact

At most: only reads or looks up information.

What it costs

Free

Odel charges nothing per call. The publisher may charge for its own service.

What it asks for at sign-in

Access to	Read	Change
Your identity
Profile
Email address
User

From the sign-in at clerk.sightkick.so, as the endpoint publishes it. You approve it there.

Tools

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Sightkick MCP server

This repo is metadata and documentation, not the server's source. Sightkick is a hosted product; the server runs at https://app.sightkick.so/mcp and there is nothing here to install or self-host. What you'll find is server.json — the MCP Registry entry — plus the connection instructions and tool catalog below.

Sightkick is an SEO/AEO autopilot. It tracks how ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode answer your buyers' questions, researches the keywords worth winning, writes and publishes articles on a daily calendar, and proves outcomes with Google Search Console data.

This server hands all of that to your agent: 56 tools over streamable HTTP, authenticated with OAuth 2.1. Agent access is included in every paid plan — it is never a separate tier.

Endpoint

https://app.sightkick.so/mcp

There is no API key. The first call opens a sign-in, and one OAuth grant is bound to one workspace (one website) — the consent screen carries a workspace selector.

Connect

Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http sightkick https://app.sightkick.so/mcp

Claude (desktop and claude.ai) — Settings → Connectors → "Add custom connector", paste the endpoint.

ChatGPT — Settings → Connectors, turn on Developer mode, "Add", paste the endpoint.

Cursor — Settings → MCP → "Add server", pick streamable HTTP, paste the endpoint.

VS Code — run "MCP: Add Server" from the command palette, pick HTTP, paste the endpoint.

Anything else that speaks MCP over streamable HTTP — add a custom or remote server and paste the same endpoint.

There is nothing else to install. The server's own instructions tell a connected agent how to use these tools well, not just what they are, and search_guidance returns Sightkick's SEO/AEO method on demand.

Tools

R read-only · W write · ! destructive, requires explicit confirmation.

AI visibility

	Tool
R	`get_visibility_summary`	Mentions, citations and recommendations across engines
R	`list_tracked_prompts`	The tracked prompt panel, with per-prompt verdicts
R	`get_tracked_prompt`	One prompt with its per-engine run list
R	`get_ai_answer`	A stored AI answer, verbatim
R	`list_cited_sources`	The pages AI answers were built from
R	`list_visibility_gaps`	Where competitors are named and you aren't
W	`track_prompt`	Start tracking a buyer prompt
!	`retire_prompt`	Stop tracking one, freeing a slot

Competitors

	Tool
R	`list_competitors`	Tracked rivals, whether each saved domain is really theirs, and brands the engines name that nobody tracks
W	`track_competitor`	Put a rival on the board — its site and the name buyers use
!	`untrack_competitor`	Take one off the board, keeping its history
W	`set_competitor_domain`	Move a rival to its real site — the verified suggestion, or one you give

Proof and research

	Tool
R	`get_search_metrics`	Real Search Console clicks, impressions, CTR, position
R	`list_keywords`	The keyword pool, ranked by Opportunity
R	`research_keywords`	Keyword ideas and long-tail around a topic — on the monthly research allowance
R	`competitor_keywords`	What any domain ranks for, with positions
R	`gap_keywords`	What a rival ranks for that this site doesn't
R	`get_serp`	One keyword's live top-10, People Also Ask, and the AI Overview's cited pages
W	`save_keywords`	Add keywords to the pool — graded and scored right away
R	`list_outreach`	The off-page prospect ledger
R	`list_backlinks`	Every watched link and its verdict: live, dropped, checking, not found
R	`get_workspace`	The connected website: engines, locale, publish mode
R	`list_connections`	Connected CMS destinations
R	`list_activity`	The attributed activity feed
R	`search_guidance`	Sightkick's SEO/AEO methodology

Articles

	Tool
R	`list_articles` / `get_article`	Find an article, read its content
W	`create_article_draft`	Write your own draft as semantic HTML
W	`update_article`	Edit an article's content or metadata
W	`generate_article`	Delegate to Sightkick's staged pipeline
R	`score_article`	Grade a draft on four pillars, with fixes
W	`queue_article` / `unqueue_article`	Put it on the plan, or take it off

Backlinks

	Tool
W	`approve_prospect`	Find the editorial contact and draft the pitch — nothing sent
!	`send_prospect`	Book the pitch into the send queue (a real email from the user's inbox)
!	`dismiss_prospect`	Decline a prospect for good — its whole site goes on the Blocklist
W	`run_prospect_discovery`	Run the daily prospect discovery now
W	`add_prospect`	Add a page by URL as a prospect, verified and scored like a found one
R	`list_directories`	The directories this business should be listed on, ranked by how often AI answers cite each, with where it stands

Improvements

	Tool
R	`list_opportunities`	The week's list: published articles where one small change could win clicks or an AI answer back
!	`approve_opportunity`	Queue one on the next free day — the page is changed that day, the old version kept
!	`skip_opportunity`	Take one off the list (remembered 60 days)
W	`restore_opportunity`	Bring a skipped one back
W	`unqueue_improvement`	Take a queued change off its day, back into the list
R	`list_improvement_results`	Every change made, and its result 28 days after Google read the page again
!	`undo_improvement`	Take a live change out of its page — needs `confirm: true`
!	`redo_improvement`	Put an undone change back and measure it again — needs `confirm: true`
W	`set_improvements_mode`	Automatic or ask-me-first — switching to automatic needs `confirm: true`

Shipping

	Tool
R	`get_calendar`	The publishing calendar
W	`reschedule_article`	Move an article, insert-and-slide
W	`set_autopilot_mode`	The writing dial: autopilot, drafts, manual — moving it up needs `confirm: true`
R	`list_actions`	The owner's to-do list: what only a person with the keys can do
W	`complete_action`	Mark one done, with a result note
!	`skip_action`	Dismiss one (remembered 60 days)
W	`request_action`	Order an article from the pipeline
!	`publish_article`	Publish to the connected CMS

Rules

One grant, one website. An agent connected to one workspace cannot read or touch another.
Every write is attributed. Each call lands in the workspace's activity feed against the OAuth client that made it.
Limits are enforced, not documented. One generation in flight and the plan's monthly article budget, 25 scores a day, 20 writes an hour per workspace.
Publishing needs confirm: true, unless the workspace already runs on full auto. It is meant to represent real user approval, never an automatic retry.