Windsurf is the agentic code editor from Codeium, and its Cascade agent speaks the Model Context Protocol. That means you can plug in ContextBolt SEO and pull live keyword, SERP, domain, and competitor data into the editor where you are already building.
Every lookup you run lands on your SEO Dashboard, a private page you sign in to from any machine. Your research stops vanishing into the chat and becomes a record you can scroll, filter and export.
SEO inside Cascade
The best time to decide what a page should rank for is while you are building it. With ContextBolt SEO in Cascade you ask “what should this target, and who already owns it?” and the answer lands in the chat. Every answer is saved to your SEO Dashboard, with no export and no context switch.
Because these are MCP tools, Cascade chains them. “Find five low-difficulty keywords for my features page, check who ranks for each, and note the gaps” is one prompt that calls several tools and files the whole session on your dashboard.
The config entry
Use https://seo.contextbolt.app/mcp and complete the browser sign-in if your client supports remote MCP with OAuth. Enter your SEO account email and email code, then allow the connection. For a client that cannot complete that flow, use the personal-URL compatibility configuration shown here. Copy the full private URL from your ContextBolt SEO welcome email and replace the example URL with it.
Add ContextBolt SEO under mcpServers in ~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"contextbolt-seo": {
"serverUrl": "https://seo.contextbolt.app/mcp/YOUR_TOKEN"
}
}
}
Note the key is serverUrl, which is what Windsurf expects for a remote HTTP server. Save the file, hit Refresh in the MCP Servers panel, and ask “what SEO tools do you have?” to confirm. Your URL holds a personal token, so keep the config off public repos. The full tour of tools and workflows is in the ContextBolt SEO guide.
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