AnswerPeek MCP server, for any AI

Read your AI visibility scores, get the exact work needed to raise them, and have the result verified — inside Claude, Cursor, Codex, VS Code or any MCP client you already work in.

How to connect AnswerPeek to your AI assistant

  1. 1

    Copy the AnswerPeek server URL

    You paste this into Claude in the next step.

    https://www.answerpeek.com/mcp
  2. 2

    Add it as a custom connector

    In claude.ai or the desktop app: Settings, then Connectors, then Add custom connector. Name it AnswerPeek and paste the URL.

    Open Claude connectors
  3. 3

    Sign in, approve, ask

    Claude sends you to AnswerPeek to sign in. Approve the permissions, then ask how your brand is doing in AI answers.

    Create an account

Nothing to install and no API key to store. Included on every plan, including the trial.

How does MCP work?

Your assistant speaks MCP, the open Model Context Protocol. AnswerPeek exposes nine tools it can call. Pick a question to watch one turn into work.

Claude
Result

Waiting for Claude

What comes back

Answers you can act on, not screenshots

Every tool returns something your assistant can reason about and put straight into your site. This is what it hands back.

62/ 100
Brightwell
+8 pts this month
71 44 38 52
Where you standget_visibility
No comparison page for “best X alternatives”+9
FAQ schema missing on the pricing page+6
Not present in the Reddit thread engines cite+4
What to do nextlist_fixes
page.tsx

What are the best Brightwell alternatives?

"@type": "FAQPage",
"mainEntity": [{ "@type": "Question" …
The work itselfget_fix_brief
reddit.com41
g2.com28
pcmag.com17
Who the engines trustget_citations
Live on the pageVerified
The AI answer3 runs to go

Shipped is not the same as working.

Whether it workedverify_fix
Queued
Off-site mention
In progress
Comparison page
Shipped
FAQ schema
Moving the boardupdate_fix_stage
The differentiator

Every other tool tells you that you are missing. This one tells you what to write.

get_fix_brief hands your assistant the actual work: the page to change, the heading phrased the way the question is asked, the copy, the structured data. Grounded in what the engine really said and what your page really contains right now, not in a template.

If your site lives in Webflow, Wix, WordPress or Shopify, connect that platform’s MCP server too and ask for the brief in cms format. Your assistant finds the problem and fixes it in the same conversation.

And then it checks itself. verify_fix answers two questions on two timescales: whether the work is live on the page, which is a crawl and immediate, and whether the AI answer changed, which settles over days. A fix counts as proven only once a later scheduled run agrees.

Nine tools your assistant can call

None of them can create a project, add a prompt or start a run, so the worst a connection can do is move a card.

Reads your data
  • guideHow the server works and the order to call things in.
  • list_projectsEvery brand you track, with its score and how fresh it is.
  • get_visibilityOne brand's standing: score, usual swing, per-engine breakdown, prompts it loses, rivals named instead.
  • list_fixesThe fix board, biggest projected gain first.
  • get_fix_briefWhat to actually do about one fix, for a codebase or for a CMS.
  • get_citationsWhich domains the engines cite, and what kind of place each is.
Changes something
  • update_fix_stageMove a fix between columns, or take it off the board.Writes
  • report_blockedRecord why a fix could not be done.Writes
  • verify_fixRe-crawl the page and re-measure. Uses one check.Spends a check

Permissions you approve

A connection can be read-only. Verification is separate because it spends a check from your monthly allowance.

  • Read your dataanswerpeek:read
    Projects, prompts, runs, fixes and citations. Every connection needs this one.
  • Move fixes on the boardfixes:write
    Change a fix stage or take it off the board. Nothing else is writable.
  • Verify a fixSpends a checkfixes:verify
    Re-crawl the page and re-measure the answer.

Disconnect any app at any time from Settings → MCP, where these same instructions live with your connected apps beside them.

Questions people actually ask

The Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets an AI assistant call outside tools. Once AnswerPeek is connected, your assistant can read your visibility data and act on it instead of you copying numbers into a chat window.

Claude on the web, desktop and mobile, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code with Copilot in agent mode, and anything else that speaks Streamable HTTP with OAuth 2.1. There is no client id to create: registration is dynamic.

No. Your client sends you to AnswerPeek to sign in and approve, the way any other OAuth app works, and receives a token bound to this server alone. Nothing to store, nothing to rotate, and you can revoke it from Settings at any time.

Only what you approved, and the list is short: move a fix between columns, take one off the board, record why one was blocked, and re-verify. It cannot create projects, add prompts or start a run. A read-only connection is a normal choice.

It spends one check from your monthly allowance, because it re-runs the prompt against the engines. That is why verification is a separate permission from writing: granting the harmless thing never forces you to grant the one that costs money.

Yes, on every plan including the trial. There is no separate charge for connecting an AI tool.

Put your visibility where the work happens

Add a brand, connect your assistant, and ship the first fix in the same conversation.

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