Connect your AI
Agent Number 10 runs an MCP server, so the AI tool you already use can call the same tools the agent uses in the app. Ask Claude why a competitor gets recommended, ask ChatGPT which pages lost clicks, or have Cursor read the fix for the page you are editing. The answers come from your project’s measured data.
The server address
Section titled “The server address”Every tool connects to the same address:
https://app.agentnumber10.com/mcp How sign-in works
Section titled “How sign-in works”You never copy a key. When you connect, your AI tool opens Agent Number 10’s sign-in, you sign in and allow access, and from then on the tool acts as you: in your workspace, with your permissions. If you belong to more than one workspace, you choose which one when you allow access.
Disconnect a tool at any time in Agent Number 10 under Settings → Connect your AI, where each connected tool is listed with when it last worked.
Pick your tool
Section titled “Pick your tool”- Claude: claude.ai, Claude Desktop and the mobile apps
- ChatGPT: chatgpt.com and the desktop app, in developer mode
- Claude Code: your terminal
- Cursor: the Cursor editor
Any other tool that supports remote MCP servers with sign-in works the same way: give it the address above and sign in when it asks.
What it can do
Section titled “What it can do”Reading your measured data (AI visibility, Search Console, Google Analytics, rankings, the site audit, your fixes) is instant. Anything that runs a live lookup says so and asks before it runs, and it counts against your plan’s allowance as it does in the app.
It never edits your site. It writes the fix for a page; you apply it; it marks the fix applied and checks the live page.
Tools that cannot sign in
Section titled “Tools that cannot sign in”For a script or a tool without sign-in, create an API key in Agent Number 10 under Settings → API keys and send it as Authorization: Bearer with each request. A key acts for the whole workspace, so keep it secret.