Shipwork SEO Checks

What Shipwork SEO Checks does

Shipwork SEO Checks MCP server exposes hosted tools for technical SEO work through the Model Context Protocol. Its documented coverage includes technical SEO audits, URL status checks, indexability checks, sitemap-related operations, and site scores. The service is intended for agents or MCP clients that need to request SEO information from Shipwork through a personal endpoint.

Those details should be confirmed in Shipwork’s API documentation before building an automated workflow around a particular check.

How it works

The connection is account-based. A user signs in at Shipwork’s account page and creates a personal MCP URL. An MCP client can then use that URL when making tool calls to the hosted service. The account associated with the URL determines the allowance used by those calls.

Shipwork SEO Checks MCP server is therefore suited to setups where the MCP client can connect to a remote, user-specific endpoint.

A typical workflow is to authenticate with Shipwork, generate the personal URL, configure that URL in an MCP-capable client, and ask the client to perform one of the documented SEO checks. Exact configuration syntax depends on the client and is not provided here.

Setup and configuration

1. Open shipwork.io/account and sign in.
2. Create a personal MCP URL from the account area.
3. Add that URL to the MCP client configuration.
4. Use the exposed tools for supported SEO checks.

The personal URL and its account allowance are central to access. Keep the URL private if it grants access to the account’s hosted tools.

Tools and capabilities

The documented capability areas are:

• Technical SEO audits
• URL status checks
• Indexability checks
• Sitemap-related checks or operations
• Site scores

The source description does not provide individual tool names or explain whether these capabilities read, write, submit, or update data. It also does not state which URL types, sitemap formats, scoring rules, or audit categories are supported.

Limitations and notes

Shipwork SEO Checks MCP server depends on a Shipwork account and the allowance attached to that account.

The documentation supplied for this listing does not confirm named client compatibility, authentication headers, transport details, error behavior, rate limits, or response formats. Treat those as implementation questions to resolve in the API documentation before deployment. The service is hosted, so the available description does not support claims about running an equivalent server locally or operating without Shipwork account access.