AI agent workflows

The SEO MCP server for AI agents

Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Gemini, and internal agents to a live SEO MCP server backed by Crawle's continuous crawl data.

Claude MCP issue triage
A real Claude session using Crawle's MCP connector to answer a specific SEO question from live workspace data.

The problem

AI agents are becoming part of SEO, engineering, and QA workflows, but most crawler data is still trapped inside dashboards or stale exports.

The outcome

Crawle turns continuous crawl data into a permission-scoped SEO MCP context that can be queried from Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Gemini, scripts, and internal automation.

OAuth SEO MCP connector for AI assistants and agent platforms.

Workspace context switching for multi-client agency accounts.

Scoped read and write permissions for sites, issues, alerts, exports, and reports.

API keys remain available for server-side scripts and scheduled automation.

Workflow

From crawl signal to team action

01

Connect the agent

Authorize Crawle through OAuth so Claude SEO workflows, mcp seo tools, and internal agents receive only the scopes approved by the user or workspace admin.

02

Select workspace context

List accessible workspaces, switch context, and keep client data separated before running site-level operations.

03

Ask Crawle-backed questions

Ask for current issues, affected URLs, redirect sources, crawl exports, historical changes, or next actions based on live Crawle data.

Agent-ready SEO data

Give AI agents live crawl context, not stale exports

Crawle's MCP layer lets approved assistants ask structured questions against the same workspace, site, issue, link, alert, and export data your team sees in the app.

OAuth consent keeps access tied to the user and approved scopes.

Workspace switching keeps agency client contexts separated.

Agents can move from issue summary to affected URLs and export-ready datasets.

Claude MCP change review
Claude can ask Crawle what changed today and receive current URL-level crawl context without copied screenshots or stale exports.

Where teams use it

Claude and ChatGPT workspace connectors.
Codex-assisted technical SEO fixes.
Client migration QA pipelines.
Automated weekly summaries and issue briefings.