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The Model Context Protocol (MCP) lets LLM agents call tools and fetch data via a tiny JSON-RPC server. Instead of crawling your HTML and guessing, an agent can call search_articles("BMI for kids") on your server and get back exactly the answer.

MCP was published by Anthropic in November 2024. As of 2026 it is supported by Claude Desktop, Cursor, Continue, several IDE assistants, and is being added to ChatGPT and Gemini. For content sites, an MCP server is the next step beyond llms.txt: not just „here are my docs", but „here are callable functions for them".

1. Tell us about your site

2. Pick your tool template

What does an agent want to do with your content?

3. Tool parameters

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Why MCP matters for SEO/AEO

  
    
    
  • No crawl-and-parse round trip. Your data flows to the agent as structured JSON, not noisy HTML.
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  • Real-time freshness. An MCP tool can hit your live DB; AI overviews otherwise lag the index by days.
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  • Function-level analytics. You see exactly which queries agents make — far richer than referer logs.
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  • Authentication possible. MCP supports OAuth — you can expose paid-tier endpoints to authorised agents.
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It's early — most users don't yet have MCP-capable agents. But shipping a server now means
  every Claude/Cursor user can wire your site as a tool with one click, which is a small but
  high-quality channel.