Your crawl, in any AI tool.

The crawl travels. The protocol does not.

MCP is how a tool like Claude or Cursor reaches a scrape you have pushed to the cloud. It is not a second SEO product, and it is not a replacement for the workspace. The protocol is plumbing. The product is the same pages, issues, groups, and links you already organized.

A local scrape stays on the machine until you sync it. Once it is in your cloud workspace, the client reads those records there, with answers that point back to the URLs that produced them. Silkra remains the knowledge base. The client is just where you happen to be working.

Stop rebuilding the site in every chat

Pasting URLs and exporting sheets is a setup tax. You rebuild the site for Claude, then again for Cursor, and the thread still cannot see the groups or the issues underneath. Push the scrape once, and every connected client starts at analysis.

The next agent can keep using that same synced crawl. Evidence does not have to be rebuilt for every tool, and a finding in one client can be acted on in another without starting from a blank prompt.

Push the scrape first

Scrapes stay on the machine that ran them, which is the right default for client data. MCP clients connect to the cloud copy, not the laptop, so you sync the scrape and then the conversation can start from that workspace.

• Nothing reaches a client until you sync

• Clients read the cloud workspace, not the laptop

• Re-sync after a fresh scrape

• Unsync removes client access