Introduction
Use AIclicks from any MCP-compatible AI assistant — Claude, Cursor, and more.
The AIclicks MCP server lets your AI assistant query your AIclicks data directly. No glue code, no custom integration — your assistant gets a typed tool surface over the same /api/v1/* endpoints that power the dashboard.
It speaks the Model Context Protocol, so any MCP-aware client (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, claude.ai web, Cursor, …) can connect to it the same way.
What it gives you
Once connected, your assistant can answer questions like:
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"How visible is my brand in AI search results this week?"
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"Which sources are LLMs citing when they mention us?"
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"Compare our share of voice against competitors over the last 30 days."
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"Which prompts are losing visibility month over month?"
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"Where are we underperforming on Claude vs. ChatGPT?"
…by routing the request through one of the tools described in Tools.
How it works?
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Read-only. No write tools — you can't create domains, add prompts, or trigger analyses from the MCP surface.
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No raw SQL. All queries go through the same
/api/v1/*envelope as the public API. Results are cached server-side; you get the dashboard view, not raw rows. -
No background work. Each tool call is a single synchronous request. There are no long-running jobs you need to poll.
How it's hosted
The server is a streamable-HTTP MCP endpoint at:
https://mcp.aiclicks.io/mcp
Authentication uses the same ak_live_* API keys as the public REST API — no separate signup, no separate keys. See Setup for client-specific install steps.
The MCP server is a thin auth-aware proxy over /api/v1/*. Every request inherits the same rate limit, the same domain scoping, and the same caching as the underlying REST endpoint.
Next steps
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Setup — connect your client (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, claude.ai web, Cursor, others).
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Tools — the full tool reference.
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Recipes — prompts and tool-chain templates you can copy.
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Troubleshooting — common errors and how to fix them.