What you can do with the Genezio MCP server
- Read your AI visibility. Ask for the AI Visibility %, the AI Recommendations % and the share of voice of a brand, by topic, by scenario and by answer engine.
- Find the cause of a change. Ask why a metric dropped. The assistant reads the conversations, the citations and the query fanouts that are behind the number.
- Study competitors. Read the presence of each competitor by answer engine, and their SWOT analysis.
- Read the citations. See the domains and the pages that answer engines cite, and the statements that they take from each source.
- Change the setup. With the write scope, create topics, scenarios, personas and competitors, and change them.
- Use the Business Scorecard. Read and build the goals of a brand.
The MCP server URL
Use this URL in your MCP client:Requirements
- A Genezio user. The assistant sees only the brands that this user can open, with the same permissions as in the dashboard.
- An active subscription on at least one account of the user. Without one, Genezio refuses the connection.
- An MCP client that supports remote servers and OAuth, for example Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code or Windsurf.
How the connection works
1
Add the server
Add the MCP server URL to your client. Refer to Connect an MCP client.
2
Sign in to Genezio
The client opens Genezio in your browser. Sign in, if you are not signed in.
3
Give the permissions
Genezio shows the name of the client and two permissions: Read and Write. Select the permissions, and click Allow access.
4
Ask a question
Go back to the client, and ask a question about your brand.
MCP server or REST API
An API key does not work with the MCP server, and an MCP token does not work with the REST API. Refer to the Genezio API for the REST API.