MCP

Bring CiteLadder evidence into your AI assistant

Use a compatible MCP client to read the saved CiteLadder project data your account is authorized to access. Explore visibility, website findings and available search context without reconstructing every observation by hand.

Inside MCP

Compatible assistant · Authorized saved evidence

Show the page findings supporting this Action.

The saved Site Health observation records a noindex directive on the selected page. Check the intended indexing policy before proposing a change. This read has not recrawled the page.

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Read project context where you already work

Connect through the documented setup and choose the authorized project. Use the available read tools to retrieve relevant saved records rather than relying on memory or a screenshot detached from its source.

Ask questions grounded in recorded evidence

Use the current tool catalog to inspect supported visibility, Site Health, demand, opportunity and other saved projections. Tool availability follows the actual supported contract and your account's access; not every client exposes every interaction identically.

Keep permissions and read boundaries intact

MCP does not grant access to another workspace. Reading a record does not crawl a website, purchase a dataset, activate prompts or publish content. New collection and external changes remain separate authorized actions.

Start with a focused question

“Summarize the saved visibility observations for this project.” “Show the page findings that support this Action.” “Compare the available demand evidence and explain what is missing.”

Frequently asked questions

Can an external assistant change my website through these tools?

The CiteLadder MCP connection described here is read-only. Do not treat evidence access as external publishing permission.

Does a tool read refresh the data?

No. It returns available saved evidence. Check the record's observation time and coverage when interpreting it.

Give your assistant the context behind the chart.