What is the SEO Inspector MCP Server?

The SEO Inspector MCP Server is a tool available on the UBOS Asset Marketplace that analyzes web pages for SEO issues and validates structured data schemas directly within Cursor and Claude.

How does the SEO Inspector MCP Server work?

It operates as a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, allowing Cursor and Claude to access and analyze your codebase for SEO-related problems.

What SEO elements does the tool check?

The tool checks for key SEO elements such as Page Title, Meta Description, H1 Heading, Canonical URL, Heading Structure, Image Alt Text, Structured Data, and more.

What schema types does the tool validate?

The tool validates schema types including Organization, LocalBusiness, Product, Article, WebPage, FAQPage, Event, Recipe, and Review.

How do I install and configure the SEO Inspector MCP Server?

You can install it by cloning the repository, installing dependencies, configuring Cursor to use the MCP server, and starting the server.

Do I need a browser extension to use this tool?

No, the SEO Inspector MCP Server works directly with your codebase and does not require a browser extension.

How does UBOS relate to the SEO Inspector MCP Server?

UBOS is a full-stack AI Agent Development Platform that hosts the SEO Inspector MCP Server as part of its Asset Marketplace, providing tools for building and deploying AI Agents.

Can I use this tool for existing projects?

Yes, you can use the SEO Inspector MCP Server to analyze existing HTML files and validate structured data in your current projects.

What are the benefits of using this tool over traditional SEO methods?

It offers seamless integration with your coding environment, real-time analysis, and comprehensive SEO audits, streamlining your workflow and improving efficiency.

Is the SEO Inspector MCP Server free to use?

The availability and pricing of assets on the UBOS Asset Marketplace are subject to change. Please check the UBOS website for details on pricing.

What is MCP (Model Context Protocol)?

MCP is an open protocol that standardizes how applications provide context to Large Language Models (LLMs).