MCP connector
ReplySeal in ChatGPT and Claude
ReplySeal publishes an SEO article on your site every day, earns you backlinks and tracks your visibility in ChatGPT and Google. The connector lets you check and manage all of it from your AI assistant, in plain words.
Server URL
https://replyseal-ai.com/mcp
Streamable HTTP, OAuth 2.1 sign-in with your ReplySeal account. You need a ReplySeal account with an active plan to read and manage articles.
Connect in Claude
- Open Settings, then Connectors, and find ReplySeal in the directory. Or choose Add custom connector and paste the server URL above.
- Click Connect. Sign in to ReplySeal if asked.
- Review what Claude will be able to do and click Allow. You are back in Claude, connected.
Connect in ChatGPT
- Open Settings, then Apps, and find ReplySeal. On plans with developer mode, you can also create an app with the server URL above.
- Click Connect and sign in to ReplySeal.
- Review what ChatGPT will be able to do and click Allow.
Other MCP clients
Any client that supports remote MCP servers with OAuth (Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code and others) connects with the server URL above. The client registers itself, opens the ReplySeal sign-in page, and receives a token for your account only.
What you can ask
“Which articles go out on my site this week?”
Lists the scheduled articles with their dates and keywords.
“How visible am I in ChatGPT this month, and what changed?”
Reads your monthly AI visibility report, score by score.
“Rewrite yesterday's article to be shorter and more casual.”
Rewrites it, keeps the previous text as a version, and updates it on your site.
“Plan an article on "best CRM for small agencies" for next Tuesday.”
Adds the keyword to your plan on that day.
“Which backlinks did I get this month?”
Lists the sites that linked to you, with the page and anchor text.
“Write my articles in Spanish from now on.”
Changes the article language; articles already written for the coming days follow.
Tools
Read tools run without asking. Your assistant asks you to confirm before a tool changes or deletes something.
| Tool | Type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
Get account overview get_account | Read | Overview of the signed-in ReplySeal account: the website, how it is connected (WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, webhook or hosted blog), the plan status, how many articles are published and scheduled, the article language and backlinks earned this month. Use it first to understand the account. |
List articles list_articles | Read | Lists the account's SEO articles: published ones (already live) and scheduled ones (written ahead, waiting for their publication day). Returns slug, title, date, status, target keyword, language and public URL when there is one. Use get_article with a slug to read one. |
Read an article get_article | Read | Returns one article in full: title, meta description, date, status, target keyword, language and the text in Markdown (## headings). Takes the slug from list_articles. |
List the keyword plan list_planned_keywords | Read | Lists the keywords planned for the coming days: each is the topic of the article written and published on that day. Returns id, keyword, date, monthly search volume, difficulty (0 to 100), status and language. The id is used by move_planned_keyword and remove_planned_keyword. |
Get AI visibility report get_visibility_report | Read | Returns the account's AI visibility score (0 to 100) month by month, from the monthly report: how visible the business is in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google, with the change since the start. Also returns the latest audit score. |
List backlinks list_backlinks | Read | Lists the backlinks the account has earned from other sites in the ReplySeal network: linking site, page, anchor text, link type (follow or nofollow), status and date, plus totals for this month. |
Get writing settings get_writing_settings | Read | Returns how the account's articles are written: the writing instructions (tone, topics, things to avoid), the main article language and any other languages articles alternate with. |
Update writing instructions update_writing_instructions | Change | Replaces the account's writing instructions (tone, topics to cover, words or claims to avoid). New articles follow them, and articles already written for the coming days are rewritten to match in the background. Pass an empty string to clear them. |
Set article language set_article_language | Change | Sets the language new articles are written in (155 languages, by name or code such as "Spanish" or "es"), and optionally other languages articles alternate with. Articles already written for the coming days are rewritten in the background. |
Rewrite an article rewrite_article | Change | Rewrites one article with AI following a short request (for example "shorter and more casual" or "add an example about pricing"). The new text replaces the current one, on the hosted blog and on the connected website when the article is already published; the previous text is kept as a version in the ReplySeal editor. Limited to a few rewrites a day. |
Write an article now write_article | Add | Writes one new SEO article on the given topic with AI, in the account's language and tone, and adds it to the account's articles dated today, so it goes live on the hosted blog. Takes up to a few minutes. Limited to one a day; the daily automatic article is separate. |
Schedule a keyword schedule_keyword | Add | Adds a keyword to the account's plan: an article targeting it will be written and published on the given day, or on the next free day when no date is given. If that day already has a keyword, that one moves to make room. Returns what was placed and what moved. |
Move a planned keyword move_planned_keyword | Change | Moves a planned keyword (and so its article) to another day. If that day already has a planned keyword, the two swap days. Only keywords whose article is not written yet can move. Takes the id from list_planned_keywords. |
Remove a planned keyword remove_planned_keyword | Change | Takes a keyword out of the plan; its day becomes free and the plan will not propose it again. Only keywords whose article is not written yet. Takes the id from list_planned_keywords. |
Delete an article delete_article | Change | Permanently deletes one article from the account. It disappears from the hosted blog, and from the connected website (WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow or webhook) when it was published there. This cannot be undone. |
Your data
- The connector only reaches your own ReplySeal account: your articles, keyword plan, backlinks, reports and writing settings.
- Your assistant never sees your ReplySeal password. It gets a token that expires after an hour and is renewed while you stay connected.
- We do not read or store your conversations. We receive only the tool calls your assistant makes, and keep them only as long as needed to run them.
- Rewrites and new articles use the same AI and the same daily limits as your dashboard. A rewrite keeps the previous text as a version.
- Disconnect at any time from your assistant's settings. Full details in our privacy policy.
Troubleshooting
- “No active plan”: the account you signed in with has no plan. Sign in with the account that has your site, or start a plan on replyseal-ai.com.
- “This request has expired”: the sign-in took more than a few minutes. Connect again from your assistant.
- Wrong account: sign out on replyseal-ai.com, disconnect ReplySeal in your assistant, then connect again.
- “Try again tomorrow”: rewrites and on-demand articles have a daily limit. Your daily automatic article is not affected.
Support
Write to khalil@replyseal-ai.com. We answer every message.
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