Citlyze/citlyze-mcp

Overview

An MCP server and extension set that connects AI assistants such as Claude Desktop and Gemini CLI to Citlyze, a platform for AI search visibility data. It exposes Citlyze metrics through the Model Context Protocol, letting assistants query visibility information on demand.

Best for

Best for
Existing Citlyze users who want to query AI search visibility data through Claude or Gemini.

Use cases

• Check brand presence in AI search results through a chat assistant
• Pull Citlyze visibility reports inside Claude or Gemini sessions
• Add AI search visibility lookups to automated agent workflows

How to use

Tools exposed

• get_workspace_overview
• list_prompts
• list_measurement_windows
• get_visibility_overview
• get_prompt_visibility
• list_citations
• list_recommendations
• list_competitor_visibility
• list_crawler_events

Tested with

Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf

Notes

An MCP server and extension set that connects AI assistants such as Claude Desktop and Gemini CLI to Citlyze, a platform for AI search visibility data. It exposes Citlyze metrics through the Model Context Protocol, letting assistants query visibility information on demand.

0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-08-19. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

• Check brand presence in AI search results through a chat assistant
• Pull Citlyze visibility reports inside Claude or Gemini sessions
• Add AI search visibility lookups to automated agent workflows

Pros

• Built on the standard MCP protocol for broader assistant compatibility
• Supports multiple assistant entry points with dedicated extensions
• Written in JavaScript, which lowers the barrier for Node.js developers

Cons

• No stars or community activity, suggesting an early or unproven project
• Requires an existing Citlyze account and API access to be useful
• Scope is limited to Citlyze data, not a general-purpose analytics tool

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