MCP server
Your AI visibility, inside your AI assistant
Ask ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code or Codex how visible your brand is, who leads, which sources AI answers cite, and read the answers themselves. Straight from your Palagus data.
https://staging.palagus.ai/api/mcpWorks with
ChatGPT
Claude.ai- Claude Code
- Codex CLI
Already using Palagus? Connect your assistant
Why Palagus MCP
Ask in plain words
No dashboards to click through, no exports to stitch together. Your assistant asks Palagus for you.
“Which competitor gained the most visibility this week?”
“Which prompts mention our brand most often?”
“Which AI answers name a competitor but not us?”
“Compare our visibility against competitors in Switzerland.”
“Show topics where our sentiment dropped.”
“Show me ChatGPT answers about our price that mention us, in their own words.”
Every one of these was asked against real Palagus data and answered from it.
Data
Everything Palagus measures
The same numbers and the same answers as in the app, every change with its measurement margin.
Visibility
How often AI answers mention you at all, per engine, topic, persona and country.
Share of voice
Your share of all mentions of the brands you track.
Position
How early answers name you, as a score from 0 to 10: 10 means in the first words. A score, not a rank.
Sentiment
How positively the answers describe you, from 0 to 100.
The answers, word for word
Read any AI answer in full, search them all for a word, find the ones that name a competitor but not you.
Sources
Which websites the answers cite: your own, competitors’, everyone else’s.
Over time
Day by day, week by week: when a number moved, and for whom.
Competitors
Every tracked rival side by side, with the gap to each, and whether it is real.
Topics and personas
Where you are strong or weak, and which buyers your prompts already cover.
Prompts
Every tracked question with its own numbers and how they moved.
Add prompts and topics
Up to 50 at a time. Each new prompt runs once right away on the engines you pick, so the first answers come in without waiting.
Start a fresh run
Ask for a new answer now to a prompt you already track, on top of the schedule.
Nothing gets deleted
Changing, archiving and deleting stay a click in Palagus. An assistant that misreads one sentence cannot remove your work.
How-to
Connected in three steps
Once per assistant.
Step 1
Add Palagus
https://staging.palagus.ai/api/mcpPaste this address into ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code or Codex. No client ID, no secret.
Setup guide →Step 2
Sign in
- Read your projects and metrics
- Create prompts and topics
- Start extra runs
Your browser opens Palagus. Sign in and approve once what the assistant may do.
No account yet? Join the beta →Step 3
Ask
“Which competitor gained the most visibility this week?”
Ask in your own words, or start one of six ready-made reports.
Questions to ask →Reports
Six reports, one command each
A finished checklist for your assistant: which data, in which order, how to report it.
Assistants
Works where you already work
Set up and tested by us, each with a step-by-step guide.
- ChatGPTIn the chat · Setup guide →
- Claude.aiIn the chat · Setup guide →
- Claude CodeIn the terminal · Setup guide →
- Codex CLIIn the terminal · Setup guide →
Not yet checked by us: Perplexity, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot. They can add remote MCP servers on some plans; we have not set Palagus up there yet.
Control
You decide what it may do
The assistant acts as you, never with more than your account and your role allow.
Read your projects and metrics
List projects, prompts, competitors, personas and sources; read visibility, share of voice, position and sentiment and how they developed; read and search the AI answers themselves.
Create prompts and topics
Add prompts and topics to a project. A new prompt runs once right away on its engines, which uses run budget.
Start extra runs
Trigger an additional run of a prompt that already exists. Each run uses run budget.
Approve each one when you connect, or decline. End a connection any time under Account → Connected AI clients; access already held runs out within an hour.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
About connecting an assistant to Palagus.
- A connection between your Palagus data and the AI assistant you already use. MCP (the Model Context Protocol) is the open standard assistants such as ChatGPT and Claude use to reach outside data. Once connected, you ask in plain words and the assistant reads your visibility, competitors, sources and the AI answers themselves, straight from Palagus.
- ChatGPT, Claude.ai, Claude Code and Codex CLI, each set up and tested by us, with a step-by-step guide. Perplexity, Gemini and Microsoft 365 Copilot can add remote MCP servers on some plans, but we have not set Palagus up there yet.
- Yes. You sign in with your Palagus account when you connect, and the assistant then sees exactly the projects your account sees, nothing more.
- It can read and, if you allow it, add prompts and topics or start an extra run. It cannot change or delete anything; that stays a click in Palagus. You approve each of the three permissions when you connect, and your role in the workspace still applies.
- In Palagus, under Account → Connected AI clients. Disconnecting stops the assistant from renewing its access; what it already holds ends by itself within an hour at most.
- There is nothing to buy or switch on for MCP. What the assistant can read follows your plan: the cited sources need the citations feature, and sentiment needs the sentiment feature. Adding prompts and starting runs use your plan's quota and run budget, as they do in the app.
Bring your AI visibility into the assistant you already use.
No credit card required · Free during beta