INTEGRATIONS
Run Cite Hustle from your AI coding agent
Cite Hustle serves its own Model Context Protocol server. Connect Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop, or ChatGPT once and your agent can audit any URL, generate llms.txt and schema snippets, and create and publish articles without leaving the editor. A public endpoint offers the audit and robots tools with no account at all.
Connect in one command
The authenticated endpoint uses OAuth 2.1 with dynamic client registration: your client registers itself, opens a browser for you to approve, and stores the token. Nothing to copy or paste.
Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http cite-hustle https://citehustle.com/mcp
Cursor · ~/.cursor/mcp.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"cite-hustle": { "url": "https://citehustle.com/mcp" }
}
}
Claude Desktop and ChatGPT connect through their connector settings with the same URL. For the no-login public tools only, use https://citehustle.com/mcp/public.
What your agent can do
Read and generate · scope: read
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audit_urlGEO/AEO foundations audit of any URL. Also available on the public endpoint with no account.
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get_search_performanceGoogle Search Console totals, top queries, and striking-distance queries for your site.
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generate_llms_txtA ready-to-serve llms.txt file for your site.
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generate_schema_jsonldA JSON-LD structured-data snippet for a given schema type.
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generate_robots_snippetrobots.txt rules that allow AI crawlers. Also available on the public endpoint.
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generate_article_schemaPreview Article JSON-LD backfill for your existing articles.
Write · scope: write, uses your plan quota
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generate_articleGenerate a GEO-optimized article. Uses one monthly article credit.
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publish_articlePublish an approved article to your connected CMS.
Close the loop from your repo
A coding agent working in your repository can run audit_url on your site, apply the llms.txt, schema, and crawler-access fixes directly in your codebase using the generator tools, then re-run the audit to confirm the score moved. Write tools respect the same billing limits as the dashboard, and you can revoke access from your account settings at any time.
Try it without an account
Point your agent at the public endpoint and audit any URL right now, or run the same audit in the browser.
Run the free audit