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Evatype MCP Server

Evatype has a hosted MCP server. Connect it once and your AI coding assistant can list your projects, add ideas, generate content, check runs, and read AI visibility results, straight from your terminal.

https://evatype.com/api/v1/mcp

Claude Code

  1. Run this in your terminal

    claude mcp add evatype --transport http https://evatype.com/api/v1/mcp

    You'll see a success message like:

    Added HTTP MCP server evatype with URL: https://evatype.com/api/v1/mcp to local config
File modified: /Users/username/.claude.json [project: /Users/username/myproject]

  2. Restart Claude Code and run /mcp

    Select evatype from the list and press Enter to authenticate.

  3. Authorize in your browser

    An Evatype OAuth permissions screen opens. Click Authorize, then you'll see "Authentication complete. You may close this window."

Codex

  1. Run this in your terminal

    codex mcp add evatype --url https://evatype.com/api/v1/mcp

  2. Authorize in your browser

    An Evatype OAuth permissions screen opens. Click Authorize, then you'll see "Authentication complete. You may close this window."

  3. Restart Codex

Try it out

That's it, you're all set. Start by asking something like:

  • use the evatype mcp and list my projects
  • for project [name], list all ideas
  • list the AI visibility evaluation runs for project [name]
  • show the latest AI visibility run and include its answers

AI visibility runs include their ISO country and model-specific engine availability, so an unsupported surface is distinguishable from a failed check. Raw results retain provider request and response data, but redact callback URLs and tokens.

You can also ask it what else you can do.

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