Jul 21, 2026

Introducing the GetMentioned MCP Server

MCP is now live: the GetMentioned MCP server connected inside an AI assistant, listing list_workspaces, list_prompts, list_competitors, and get_dashboard_summary

Ask about your AI visibility from the tools you already use. Live today.

Until now, checking your AI visibility meant opening the GetMentioned dashboard. That is where you see how ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity mention your brand, how you rank against competitors, and which sources shape those answers.

Today we are bringing that data to you instead. The GetMentioned MCP server is live, which means you can connect GetMentioned directly to Claude Desktop, Cursor, or ChatGPT and simply ask about your visibility, in plain language, right inside the tools you already work in.

What is MCP

MCP, or the Model Context Protocol, is a standard way for AI assistants to connect to outside tools and data. When you connect GetMentioned over MCP, your assistant gains the ability to read your workspace and answer questions using your real numbers, rather than guessing. No new dashboard to learn, no exports to wrangle. You ask, and the answer comes from your actual data.

What your assistant can read

The server exposes read-only access to the core of your workspace:

  • Prompts and topics. Which prompts you track, how they are grouped into topics, and how each one is performing.
  • Competitors. Your competitive set and how your visibility compares, straight from the benchmarking data.
  • Dashboard metrics. Visibility scores, mentions, and trends, the same numbers you see in the app.

Because the answers come from your workspace, you can ask the kinds of questions you would normally dig through the dashboard for, and get them in seconds.

Ways to use it

Here is where it gets useful. Because your visibility data now lives inside an assistant that can also help you act on it, a lot of work that used to mean clicking through dashboards becomes a single question.

Prep your weekly update in seconds. Instead of opening the dashboard and assembling numbers by hand, ask "what changed in our visibility this week?" and get a summary you can drop straight into a standup, a Slack channel, or a client email. Since you are already in Claude or ChatGPT, you can ask it to write the update for you in the same breath.

Answer questions in the middle of a meeting. Someone asks how you stack up against a competitor on a key topic. Instead of "let me pull that up later," you ask your assistant right there and have the answer before the conversation moves on.

Investigate a spike or a drop. Mentions jumped, or slipped, and you want to know why. Ask what moved and which sources drove it, then keep digging conversationally until you understand the cause, without clicking through five different views.

Go from insight to action without switching tools. This is the part a dashboard cannot do. Ask which topics you are losing ground on, then ask the same assistant to draft a content outline, a brief, or talking points to close the gap. The finding and the fix happen in one conversation.

Build client-ready reports. For agencies, pull a client's visibility numbers and competitive position, then have your assistant turn them into a clean summary or the skeleton of a deck. What used to be an hour of copy and paste becomes a single prompt.

Bring your data into what you are building. If you work in Cursor, you can pull your GetMentioned data into scripts, internal dashboards, or automations, described in plain language, so your visibility metrics sit alongside the rest of your tooling.

A quick example of the raw exchange underneath all of this. You ask:

"Which sources drove our new mentions this week?"

And it answers from your data:

"Your biggest mover is up 2.1 points week over week, now cited in roughly 9 percent of tracked answers. Two competitor URLs still out-cite you on your key topic. The full list is in My Domain."

Read-only by design

This matters, so we built it in from the start. The assistant can query your data but cannot create, change, or delete anything in your workspace. It reads, it never writes. You get the convenience of asking your data questions anywhere, with none of the risk of an assistant touching your account.

Works with the tools you already use

The server connects with Claude Desktop, Cursor, and ChatGPT, and setup takes about five minutes.

Get started

The GetMentioned MCP server is available now. You can start a free trial with a 5-minute setup and cancel anytime, or request access and we will help you get connected.

Your visibility data works best when it is easy to reach. Now it is one question away.