Prognosite
Prognosite is an SEO and AEO intelligence platform delivered as roughly 150 callable tools, so you can investigate a site by asking questions rather than clicking through dashboards.
Documentation
Prognosite Documentation
SEO intelligence for digital publishers
Overview
Prognosite is an SEO intelligence tool. It reads first-party and third-party signals across your portfolio and returns diagnoses and actionable recommendations, not another wall of keyword data. Think of it as an analyst that lives inside your workflow, powered by the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Prognosite connects directly to Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, and Google Analytics through any MCP-compatible LLM client.
Setup
01
Connect Google Search Console
From the dashboard, navigate to Connections and click “Connect GSC.” Authenticate with Google and grant read-only access.
02
Add your sites
Once connected, your GSC properties appear under Sites. Select the ones you want to analyse.
03
Explore the tools
Browse the full catalogue of 149 SEO tools on the Tools page — keyword research, audits, crawl analysis, and reporting.
Integration
Prognosite runs as a remote MCP server with one-click sign-in. No API keys or config files to manage.
01. Open our Claude connector page
Go to our connector page in the Claude MCP directory — https://claude.ai/directory/prognosite — and click Connect to install the Prognosite MCP server.
Connector page:https://claude.ai/directory/prognosite
Server URL (manual):https://mcp.prognosite.com/mcp
02. Authenticate with Prognosite
Claude sends you to Prognosite to authorise access. Your portal session is recognised automatically — approve the screen and the connection completes. (Not signed in? You’ll get a one-time sign-in first.)
03. Start using tools
Once authorised, all 149 Prognosite tools are available in any conversation. Try asking:
- “Which pages lost the most traffic this week?”
- “Find keyword opportunities where I rank positions 4–10.”
- “Run a technical audit on example.com.”
- “Which of my pages are one position away from page one?”