TrafficTriage

MCP server · read-only · free account

Your AI assistant, with real data about your site

This is Claude running a TrafficTriage daily check on a real site: it pulled the Search Console numbers, compared them to last week, and named the one page that actually lost clicks. Add one URL to your assistant and it can do this for yours.

Claude running a scheduled TrafficTriage daily check: a Search Console report on a real site, summarized with clicks, impressions, and the one query cluster that lost rank
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Free account, 50 runs a month, nothing to install.

Set it up in about a minute

  1. 01

    Create a free account

    Sign up with Google or email. The account is what your reports get saved to, and what the server checks when your assistant connects.

  2. 02

    Add the server URL to your client

    In Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client, add a custom connector and paste the URL below. There is nothing to install and no API key to manage.

  3. 03

    Sign in when it asks

    The first call opens a browser window and asks you to sign in to TrafficTriage. After that your assistant can run the checks whenever you ask it to.

  4. 04

    Optional: connect Search Console

    Connect Google Search Console from your dashboard and the same assistant can read your real search data, not just what your URL shows from the outside.

Add this URL as an MCP server in your client:

https://traffictriage.com/mcp
How to add it in Claude (web and desktop)

Open Settings, then Connectors, then Add custom connector. Paste the server URL and save. The first time you use a tool, Claude opens a sign-in window. You can also add it to a scheduled task, so Claude checks your site every morning.

How to add it in Cursor

Open Cursor Settings, then MCP, then Add new MCP server. Choose the URL type, paste the server URL, and save. Cursor walks you through the sign-in on first use.

How to add it in ChatGPT

Enable Developer mode in Settings, then Connectors, then Advanced. Add the server URL as a custom connector. ChatGPT asks you to sign in on first use.

What your assistant can do

Twelve tools, all read-only. Your assistant picks the right one from what you asked, so you never type a tool name yourself.

Check any site

Works from a URL alone, no Search Console needed.

run_triage
the 8 checks and one verdict for any site
check_page
one page scored across access, index, content, structure, speed, and demand
check_serp
who ranks for a keyword right now
get_core_web_vitals
real-user speed data plus what to fix

Your Search Console data

Unlocked when you connect Google Search Console from the dashboard.

run_gsc_report
6 checks on 90 days of your real search data
query_search_analytics
ask anything of your queries, pages, clicks, and positions
list_my_sites
your connected properties
get_index_status
whether Google indexed a page, and which canonical it picked
get_sitemap_status
submitted sitemaps, errors, and last read date

Your saved reports

Reports created over MCP are private to your account.

list_my_reports
everything you have run, newest first
get_report
read one back in full
get_my_usage
runs left this month

Questions

What is an MCP server?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard AI assistants use to call outside tools. An MCP server is a URL you add to your assistant that gives it a set of tools it can use. The TrafficTriage server gives your assistant twelve read-only SEO tools, so you can ask why your site isn't showing up on Google in the chat you already have open and get an answer backed by a real crawl.
Which AI assistants work with it?
Any MCP client. Claude and Cursor are the ones we test against. The server speaks standard Streamable HTTP MCP with OAuth, so if your client can add a remote MCP server by URL, it works.
Do I need Google Search Console?
No. run_triage, check_page, check_serp, and get_core_web_vitals work from a public URL alone, exactly like the free web report. Search Console is optional and unlocks the tools that read your real search data and index status: run_gsc_report, query_search_analytics, list_my_sites, get_index_status, and get_sitemap_status.
Is it free?
Yes to start. A free account gets 50 triage runs per month, which is far more than most people use, and the Search Console tools don't count against that limit. No credit card, no trial. A paid Pro tier with a bigger monthly budget is coming for heavy users - see the pricing page.
Can my assistant change anything on my site?
No. Every tool is read-only. The server crawls public pages, reads your Search Console data if you connected it, and reads reports you already own. It cannot write to your site, your Search Console, or anything else.
Who can see my reports?
Only you. Reports created through the MCP server are private to your account, and every query is scoped to the signed-in user. A report is only shareable if you explicitly turn sharing on for it in the dashboard.
Do I still need the free web report?
They run the same 8 checks through the same engine, so the verdict is the same either way. The web report at /free-triage-report needs no account and is the fastest way to check one site once. The MCP server is for when you want to ask follow-up questions, check sites repeatedly, or have your assistant read your Search Console data while it helps you fix things.

Give your AI assistant the checks.

Free account, 50 runs a month, read-only, nothing to install. Sign up and paste the URL into your client.

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