
Creator SEO MCP
io.github.YoshyaesPublished by GitHub account Yoshyaesv0.1.1Updated Oct 24, 2026
SEO MCP server for creators. Ranks Google Search Console opportunities by ad revenue, not clicks.
Overview
An SEO assistant for content creators that pulls Google Search Console data and ranks keyword and page opportunities by estimated ad and affiliate revenue.
- What you can do
- It queries Google Search Console to surface striking-distance keywords (positions 4-15), per-page performance, month-over-month content decay, and query cannibalization across pages. It also fetches a URL to audit on-page title, meta, headings and body against a target query, and combines all signals into one revenue-weighted action list. Six tools are designed to be used together in a creator SEO workflow.
- When to use it
- Use it when you run a content site or blog and want to decide which SEO fixes are worth doing first based on money rather than raw clicks. It suits creators monetized by display ads or affiliate links who already have Search Console data and want prioritized, page-level recommendations.
- Requirements
- Runs locally as a Python package (uvx or pip). Requires a Google Cloud OAuth 2.0 desktop credentials.json file, whose absolute path is set in GOOGLE_CREDENTIALS_PATH, plus the Search Console API enabled and access to the relevant properties. Optional environment variables CREATOR_SEO_SITE_RPM and CREATOR_SEO_AFFILIATE_CATEGORIES tune revenue weighting. Desktop only; network access needed for Google APIs and page fetches.
Installation
In SourceWeft
- Open Creator SEO MCP in the dashboard and add it to a workspace.
- Enable the server for the chats that should use its tools.
Desktop only via STDIO. STDIO servers start a local process, so they need the SourceWeft desktop host.
Other MCP clients
Follow the launch instructions in the repository.
README
creator-seo-mcp
An MCP server for content creators that connects Google Search Console to your page content and ranks every SEO opportunity by estimated revenue, not vanity clicks.
Generic SEO tools surface raw GSC numbers. This one tells you which fix pays most, based on your actual display-ad RPM and affiliate commission rates.
What it does
Six tools, designed to work together in a full creator-SEO workflow:
Install
Or with pip:
Setup
1. Google Search Console credentials
Follow docs/gsc-setup.md to:
- Enable the Search Console API in Google Cloud
- Create an OAuth 2.0 Desktop client
- Download
credentials.json
2. Claude Desktop config
Add to your claude_desktop_config.json:
3. Claude Code config
4. Revenue config (optional but recommended)
Set your display-ad RPM so opportunities are ranked by real dollars:
See .env.example for all options.
Example agent prompts
- "Show me my top five revenue-weighted SEO opportunities for this week."
- "Which of my posts are losing traffic compared to last month?"
- "My Baldur's Gate 3 build guide is stuck on page 2. Audit it against its main keyword and tell me what to fix."
- "Find any posts that are competing with each other for the same search term."
- "What is the on-page gap between this article and the query it is trying to rank for?"
Two Average Gamers case study
Real output from get_top_opportunities, run live against Two Average Gamers (a top-200 gaming blog on Mediavine display ads and Amazon affiliate links) on 2026-08-25, over the trailing 28 days (392K impressions, 3.5K clicks per Search Console).
This is the actual "before" baseline, not a mockup. Dollar estimates use the default $15 RPM placeholder (set CREATOR_SEO_SITE_RPM to your real network RPM for accurate figures). Out of 147 scored opportunities across all three signal types, the top 5 by estimated revenue:
analyze_content_decay also flagged 40 pages losing clicks month-over-month on this run, the worst being a 100% drop (10 clicks to 0) on a Palworld lawsuit post and a 61% drop on a Palworld tower-boss guide, both worth a content refresh before the traffic they had is gone for good.
Update (2026-08-25): the title/H1 edits for the two striking-distance opportunities above are live. Re-running audit_page_onpage against the real pages confirms it:
No position or traffic movement to report yet, and that's expected, not a null result: Search Console's data has a 2-3 day freshness lag, so a same-day re-pull still covers the identical 2026-07-26 to 2026-08-22 window as the original baseline above, before any of these edits existed. Google also needs to re-crawl and re-rank the pages, which typically takes longer than the raw data lag. This section will be updated again once a GSC pull actually covers the post-edit period (realistically 2-3 weeks out) with the real position and click change, not before.
Contributing
Issues and PRs welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.
License
MIT
Source: README.md at commit c868317
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1- v0.1.1LatestSep 16, 2026
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