NessFlow

What NessFlow MCP server does

The NessFlow MCP server gives an AI assistant access to website audits and visibility tracking for the team selected during connection. Its data covers technical health, content, readiness for AI-generated answers, accessibility, acquisition, and crawlability. It can help retrieve audit findings, health scores, recommended fixes, ranking changes, and activity logs.

Typical requests include comparing a site with its previous audit, identifying meaningful regressions, creating a client-facing audit report, ranking fixes by impact and effort, and finding keywords that lost positions together with the affected pages. If several projects are available, the assistant can also help determine which site needs attention.

How it works

The connector uses the remote MCP endpoint at https://mcp.nessflow.com/mcp. After connecting, the assistant can work with the NessFlow team chosen by the user. The available access depends on the plan and permissions granted at connection time.

Read operations let the assistant inspect existing audits and related visibility information. Actions that consume plan allowance—such as launching an audit, generating recommendations, or checking rankings—are quoted before execution and require confirmation. NessFlow records each action, and the assistant connection can be removed with one click.

Setup and configuration

Add the official endpoint as a custom MCP connector in a supported assistant. Cursor and VS Code provide one-click installation links in the repository instructions. For Claude Code, use:

claude mcp add --transport http nessflow https://mcp.nessflow.com/mcp

The NessFlow MCP server does not document required environment variables or a local package installation. Use only the official endpoint above; the README states that other addresses claiming to be the connector are not official.

Tools and capabilities

The documented use cases indicate access to capabilities for:

• Reading website audit results and changes since earlier audits
• Reviewing health scores, issues, fixes, rankings, and logs
• Launching audits and other plan-based actions after confirmation
• Running recommendation requests and ranking checks after confirmation
• Comparing keyword position changes and affected pages
• Reviewing needs across multiple NessFlow projects

The repository links to a separate tool catalogue and prompt examples, but the supplied material does not list individual tool names.

Limitations and notes

Starter plans allow audit reading but not audit launches or other actions. Pro, Agency, and Scale plans allow those actions, with assistant-connection limits of 5, 15, and 30 respectively; Starter permits 2 connections. Exact access therefore depends on the NessFlow plan and the rights selected when connecting.

The NessFlow MCP server is a hosted HTTP connector rather than a described local executable. The README names Claude, ChatGPT, Le Chat, Cursor, VS Code, and Claude Code as connection options, but this directory’s compatibility list only represents clients with available slugs. The repository is generated from the NessFlow service, so manual repository changes may be overwritten by a later export.