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Use Reflyma from your AI assistant.

Connect Reflyma through Model Context Protocol (MCP) and let a compatible AI client securely query your projects and supported SEO resources.

What is Reflyma MCP?

MCP lets compatible AI clients call Reflyma's exposed tools through an authenticated connection. The current Reflyma MCP tools are read-only: they retrieve project and SEO information rather than changing your website.

Connect step by step

1

Open Reflyma MCP

Visit reflyma.com/mcp to start the Reflyma MCP connection flow.

2

Connect a compatible AI client

In your MCP-compatible AI assistant, add Reflyma and start the authorization flow.

3

Authorize your Reflyma account

Sign in with the Reflyma account that can access the projects you want to query.

4

List your projects first

Ask the assistant to list your Reflyma projects. The returned project ID is used by project-level tools.

5

Ask for a report or score

For example: “Get the technical SEO score for my Reflyma project.” The assistant can call the appropriate read-only tool.

6

Review the result

Use the returned score, issue counts, report status or crawler findings to decide your next SEO action.

Available MCP tools

List projects

list_projects

Find projects available to your authenticated Reflyma account.

Technical SEO score

get_technical_score

Return the latest technical SEO score and issue counts for a project.

AI visibility

get_ai_visibility

Return the latest AI search visibility report when one exists.

Reports

get_reports

List recent report runs and their status for a project.

Analyze robots.txt

analyze_robots_txt

Fetch a site's robots.txt and report supported AI crawler access.

Example prompts

“List my Reflyma projects.”
“Get the technical SEO score for my Reflyma project.”
“Show my latest AI visibility report.”
“List my recent Reflyma reports.”
“Analyze robots.txt for https://example.com and tell me which AI crawlers are blocked.”

Security

MCP access is authenticated. Review the AI client you connect, never share passwords or OAuth tokens in prompts, and disconnect an integration you no longer trust.