AI Tool Integrations
Pipe your Evergreen website data and roadmap into Claude, Cursor, and other AI tools your team uses.
Evergreen exposes your website intelligence data via the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing AI tools like Claude Code, Cursor, and Claude Desktop to query your crawl data, audit findings, and content insights directly.
Instead of copy-pasting audit results or manually describing your site structure, your AI assistant can query live Evergreen data — crawl history, broken links, ranking shifts, content health scores, and more.
What You Can Share
| Data type | What AI tools can query |
|---|---|
| Crawl data | Page inventory, URL structure, internal linking, redirect chains, crawl errors |
| Content audit | Readability scores, missing metadata, duplicate content, content health flags |
| AI Insights | AI readiness scores, AEO/GEO findings, structured data coverage |
| Analytics | Traffic trends, top pages, bounce rates (requires GA4/GSC connection) |
Connecting an AI Tool
The easiest way to connect an AI tool is via OAuth from the MCP Server settings page:
- Go to Settings → MCP Server in your organization.
- Copy your MCP endpoint URL.
- In your terminal, run:
claude mcp add --transport http evergreen <your-mcp-endpoint-url>
Your MCP client will open a browser window to authorize the connection. Once approved, your AI tool has access to your Evergreen data.
For clients that don't support OAuth (such as headless scripts or CI pipelines), you can create an API key from the same settings page.
See MCP Server for full setup instructions including API key authentication.
Example Use Cases
With Claude Code or Cursor:
- "Which pages in my project are missing meta descriptions?"
- "Show me the top 10 pages by organic traffic this month."
- "What changed in the crawl between last week and this week?"
In AI-assisted content work:
- Feed your content audit findings into a writing assistant to prioritize rewrites.
- Share your AI readiness scores to get structured markup suggestions.
Supported Clients
Any MCP-compatible client works with Evergreen's MCP server. Clients confirmed to support the OAuth flow:
- Claude Code
- Cursor
- Claude Desktop
Clients without browser-based OAuth support (headless scripts, CI) should use API keys.
