ChimpanSEO MCP Server

Endpoint

Hosted endpoint · transport

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This is a remote MCP server — point an MCP client at the endpoint URL. Clients with native remote support (Claude, Cursor, VS Code, …):

For stdio-only clients (older Claude Desktop, etc.), bridge with mcp-remote:

If the server requires authentication, add the provider's token/header (e.g. an X-API-Key) per its docs. A quick reachability check:

Tools

• list_sites — List the WordPress/Framer/Webflow sites connected to this ChimpanSEO account, with id, name, url, platform and language.
• get_usage — Check the current plan, monthly article limit, articles used this month and articles remaining — call this before generating to use the quota consciously instead of guessing.
• list_articles — List the most recent articles generated on this account, with title, status, site and link.
• get_article — Fetch one article's full HTML content and metadata by id — list_articles deliberately omits content to stay compact, use this to actually read what was generated (e.g. after generate_article or refresh_article, or before deciding whether to publish it).
• suggest_topics — Generates topic suggestions for a site's next articles, using the same logic as the dashboard's topic generator — biased toward an experiment/case-study angle for a share of the results, and informed by the site's differentiators if set, rather than generic keyword-chasing titles. Fast (a few seconds, not a background job) — use this before generate_article or schedule_article instead of inventing topics yourself.
• list_scheduled_articles — List scheduled_article slots (past and future) — topic, target date, status, site. Use this before schedule_article to see what's already queued and avoid duplicating dates/topics.
• audit_site — Fetches the site's homepage and checks the on-page technical SEO factors that matter for both Google and AI citation — title/meta tags, canonical, H1, mobile viewport, HTTPS, Open Graph, JSON-LD structured data, image alt coverage, indexability, response time. Each finding includes a concrete tip, not just pass/fail. Fast (a few seconds) — no background job needed.
• generate_article — Starts generating a new SEO/GEO-optimized article via AI for a given topic and site. Counts against the account's monthly article quota, same as generating from the dashboard. Does NOT publish it — call publish_article separately once you're happy with it. ASYNC: this returns a jobId immediately, it does NOT wait for the article. Generation typically takes 1-3 minutes (reasoning model, non-streaming) — poll get_generation_status with the returned jobId every ~15-20s until status is "ready" or "error". (Older integrations that awaited this call directly would hit their own client's default request timeout, typically 60s, long before generation finished — this is why it's async now.)
• get_generation_status — Poll the status of a generate_article or refresh_article call by jobId. Returns status: "pending" (still working), "ready" (done — includes articleId, title, excerpt, charCount), or "error" (includes the error message).
• refresh_article — Rewrites an existing article to be current and more SEO/AEO-optimized — updates dates/stats/examples, improves headings, adds a FAQ section, adds 300+ words. Same action as the dashboard's "Migliora & aggiorna" button. If the article is already published to WordPress, the refreshed version is automatically re-published there too (title and WordPress status unchanged); otherwise only ChimpanSEO's own copy is updated. ASYNC: returns a jobId immediately — poll get_generation_status with it, typically ready in 1-4 minutes.
• publish_article — Publish (or save as draft) a previously generated article to its WordPress site. Only works for WordPress sites — Framer/Webflow sites are copy-paste only (Beta) and are not supported here.
• schedule_article — Schedule a topic to be generated and auto-published at a future date/time on a WordPress site — the same editorial calendar the dashboard uses. Requires a plan with scheduling enabled.
• cancel_scheduled_article — Removes a slot from the editorial calendar, from list_scheduled_articles. Same as deleting it from the dashboard calendar — works regardless of the slot's current status, so double-check it hasn't already published if that matters (see list_scheduled_articles' wp_post_id/article_id fields).

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