The full upstream README, mirrored here for reference. Install config, tool schemas, adoption signals, and an original overview live on the Loomaly listing page.
Loomaly checks every page of your site and ranks its SEO problems by what to fix first. Your coding agent (Claude Code, Codex or Cursor) gets each problem with a fix prompt for your framework, makes the change in your repo for you to review, and asks Loomaly to re-check the page once the fix is live. Loomaly never changes your site itself.
This repository is the plugin: Loomaly's MCP server (https://loomaly.com/mcp) plus four skills.
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
fix-seo | Takes the problem Loomaly ranks first, fixes it in this repository on a branch, marks it fixed with the PR link, and re-checks it once deployed. |
site-health | Explains a site's health score in plain language: what it's made of, and the few problems worth fixing first, with how many pages each affects. |
internal-links | Goes through the internal links Loomaly suggests with you, adds the approved ones to the source content, and records each decision. |
weekly-loop | Runs the weekly loop on one page that should make money: judges the last change by search and conversions, and proposes one next change with evidence. |
The first time a tool runs, your assistant opens a browser window so you can sign in or create a free account; the free plan covers one site.
Or just the MCP server:
Install Loomaly from the Cursor Marketplace, or add the server in one click, or add it to ~/.cursor/mcp.json:
Open Plugins in the sidebar, then More → Add more, and enter loomaly/loomaly as the marketplace source.
Or just the MCP server (the Codex CLI, app and IDE extension share it):
Codex opens your browser to sign in straight away; if you close it, run codex mcp login loomaly.
Open Loomaly in the Claude connector directory and click Connect. No terminal needed. Claude there reads your issues and explains how to fix them for however your site is built; it can't change your code, so use one of the coding agents above to have fixes made for you.
From your site's repository, ask your assistant:
MIT licensed.