Rust MCP server for SEO evidence used by Grok Build and Claude Code: on-page audit, robots/sitemap, polite crawl, PageSpeed Insights, Google Search Console, optional paid SERP.
mcp-server-seo is an MCP project maintained in the codechap/mcp-server-seo repository. The maintainer describes its purpose as “Rust MCP server for SEO evidence used by Grok Build and Claude Code: on-page audit, robots/sitemap, polite crawl, PageSpeed Insights, Google Search Console, optional paid…”. Read the project documentation for the complete scope.
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| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| SSRF | public http(s) only; private/reserved IPv4+IPv6 blocked; redirect hops re-checked |
| Group | Tools |
| Foundation | status, sites_list, site_resolve |
| On-page | page_audit (mode=quick\ |
| Authority | authority_snapshot (free, Open PageRank), backlink_overview (paid, gated) |
| Performance | pagespeed_audit |
| GSC | gsc_, gsc_opportunities, gsc_trends, log_event |
| Composites | page_snapshot, page_history, audit_page, audit_site, verify_live, rank_diagnosis |
| Key | Unlocks |
| authority.open_pagerank_api_key | authority_snapshot, authority step in local_audit, rank_diagnosis verdicts, keyword difficulty |
| serp.api_key | serp_fetch / rank_watch → grounds content_brief, keyword difficulty, citation presence checks |
| local.places_api_key | gbp_reviews_snapshot rating, review velocity, competitor gap |
| gsc.credentials_file | gsc_ incl. gsc_trends history and gsc_opportunities |
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