SEO for Developers, Inside the Editor

Name: ContextBolt SEO
Brand: ContextBolt
Price: 35 USD
Availability: InStock

SEO for Developers

Audit the page you are editing without leaving the editor, and put the findings in the PR.

7-day free trial · then $35/mo · 1,000 credits

SEO MCP server for Claude, Cursor & Codex Claude Desktop · ContextBolt connected live data

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Here is what changes.

Today

You ship the marketing site, so SEO lands on you. The tools are dashboards built for marketers, the findings arrive as screenshots in a ticket, and nothing about it fits a workflow that runs on a terminal and a repo.

With ContextBolt SEO

ContextBolt SEO is an MCP server, so it runs in Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code, Codex, Windsurf or JetBrains alongside the code. Audit the page you are editing, check a term before naming a route, and put the findings in the PR next to the change.

How it works for Developers.

Audit the page in the diff you are about to open Point page_audit at the URL you just changed and it checks the mechanical things: H1 present, title length, meta description, thin content, broken links, heading order. The agent has the fix list and your file open at the same time, so the fix happens in the same session rather than in a ticket next sprint.

Check a term before you name the route You are adding /features/team-inbox. Ask what people actually search for it first. A slug and an H1 chosen against real volume cost nothing extra at the point you are writing them, and are expensive to change once they are indexed.

Run a site audit on a branch preview site_audit takes a domain and reports the on-page problems across it. Run it against production before a release to see what you are shipping into, rather than finding out from a Search Console email three weeks later.

Keep the reasoning with the change Every lookup lands on your private SEO Dashboard, dated, so the reasoning behind a change keeps its history. Ask the agent to write the findings into the PR next to the code that caused it, and SEO stops being a screenshot in Slack.

What that gets you.

Stays in Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code, Codex, Windsurf or JetBrains

Audit a page and fix it in the same session

Every lookup lands on one private dashboard, so the reasoning behind a page target is easy to find again

Free Google Search Console connection, real numbers not estimates

One URL to set up, no SDK, no crawler to run, nothing to self-host

$35/mo flat, no seat that has to be justified to anyone

The longer story.

If you ship the marketing site, SEO is your problem whether or not it is your job. And every tool for it is built for somebody who does not use an editor.

The usual loop is that a marketer runs an audit in a dashboard, exports a PDF, pastes three screenshots into a ticket, and two sprints later you are guessing which of the forty items still apply.

The tool goes where the code is

ContextBolt SEO is an MCP server. It is one URL in your client’s config and then the tools are in the agent, next to the file you have open.

That changes the loop rather than the data. The audit runs against the page you just edited, the agent already has the file, and the fix lands in the same session. Nothing gets transcribed into a ticket and nothing goes stale on the way.

Decisions that are cheap now and expensive later

Slugs, H1s and route names are almost free to choose well at the moment you are writing them, and painful to change once Google has indexed them.

Asking “what do people actually search for this” before you name /features/team-inbox takes one lookup. It is the highest-leverage SEO work a developer does, and it happens entirely inside the editor.

Research that survives the ticket

Every lookup lands on your SEO Dashboard, a private page only you can sign in to. It keeps the history behind every page target, and when a reviewer or the person who asked for the numbers needs the reasoning, your agent can write it up in plain markdown for the PR.

Six months later, “why is this H1 phrased like that” has an answer on the dashboard rather than in somebody’s memory.

The honest edges

The page audit is the on-page layer. It is not Lighthouse and it is not a rendering crawl, so Core Web Vitals and render-blocking work still belong to the tools built for them. There is no CI mode, so it will not fail a build.

And there is no scheduled crawler or rank tracker. Everything happens because you asked for it in a session. The Ahrefs comparison sets out where a suite is genuinely the right answer instead.

For everything else, it is $35 a month and it lives where you already are. Setup for Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code, Codex, Windsurf and JetBrains is a couple of minutes each.

Common questions.

Is this a crawler I have to run?

No. It is a hosted MCP server, so there is nothing to install, no binary and no CI job. You paste one URL into your client's MCP config and the tools appear in the agent. The setup guide covers each editor, and there are per-client pages for Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code and the rest.

What does the page audit actually check?

The mechanical and technical on-page layer: missing or duplicate H1, title and meta description length, thin content, broken links, heading order, and the rest of the standard on-page checklist. It does not judge whether the writing is good, and it is not a full technical crawl of render-blocking resources or Core Web Vitals. For those, Lighthouse and a real crawler are still the right tools.

Can I run it in CI?

Not as shipped. It is an MCP server designed for an interactive agent session, not a CLI with an exit code, so there is no supported way to fail a build on it today. The realistic pattern is running an audit while you work, and putting the findings in the PR description so the result is reviewable there.

Does it need file access to save findings?

Nothing is written to your disk. Research saves to your account and shows on your SEO Dashboard, a hosted page that needs no file access at all, so it works the same in every client including browser-only ones. Cross-session memory works the same way.

SEO for Developers

Here is what changes.

How it works for Developers.

What that gets you.