Integrations

MCP server

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Ask Claude, Cursor and other AI assistants about your AI visibility.

The Gensiv MCP server lets AI assistants that support the Model Context Protocol read your Gensiv data. Once connected, you can ask questions such as:

  • "How did our ChatGPT visibility change this month compared to last month?"
  • "Which competitor gained the most share of voice in the last 30 days?"
  • "Which domains do AI engines cite most for our prompts?"
  • "Which prompts are we losing, and who wins them?"
  • "Show me recent answers where Globex was recommended and we were not."

The server is read-only. It uses the same API keys, plan requirements and rate limits as the REST API.

Server details

URLhttps://api.gensiv.com/v1/mcp
TransportStreamable HTTP
AuthenticationAuthorization: Bearer <your API key>

Create a key in Settings → API keys first. See Authentication.

Connect a client

Run this in your terminal:

claude mcp add --transport http gensiv https://api.gensiv.com/v1/mcp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer $GENSIV_API_KEY"

Then start Claude Code and run /mcp to check that gensiv is connected.

Config files store your key in plain text. Do not commit them to a shared repository.

Tools

ToolWhat it returns
list_brandsBrands in the workspace and the engines each is tracked on.
list_enginesThe AI engines Gensiv collects answers from.
list_competitorsTracked competitors for a brand.
list_promptsTracked prompts for a brand, with each prompt's topic, tags and funnel stage.
list_prompt_groupsThe topics and tags used to group a brand's prompts.
get_group_metricsVisibility, position, sentiment and share of voice per topic, tag, funnel stage or branded segment.
get_metricsVisibility, share of voice, average position and sentiment for a brand and its competitors.
get_daily_metricsThe same metrics per day, for trends. Returns your brand only unless you ask for competitors, and combines engines unless you ask for a split.
get_ai_trafficVisits, key events and revenue from AI assistants per day, from the brand's Google Analytics.
get_prompt_metricsVisibility, position, sentiment and the most-named competitors for each prompt, lowest visibility first.
list_cited_domainsThe domains AI engines cite most for a brand's prompts.
list_cited_urlsThe pages AI engines cite most for a brand's prompts.
list_responsesIndividual AI answers with mentions, positions and citations. Can be filtered to answers that leave your brand out or name a specific competitor.
list_alertsRecent alerts: visibility drops, competitor overtakes and new sources citing a rival.
list_reddit_opportunitiesReddit threads AI engines cite and threads worth joining.
list_action_plansPrompts the brand is losing to competitors, with the action plan for each: sources to earn, pages to update and articles to write.
list_articlesAI-written articles for a brand, with status and word count.
get_articleOne article with its Markdown body, meta description, sources and JSON-LD.
get_credit_balanceAI writing credits left this month, purchased credits and the reset date.

Each tool returns the same fields as the matching REST endpoint. See Metrics for how the numbers are calculated.

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