Platform · MCP Server & API
Your data, one question away.
mcp.viali.ai puts brands, per-model visibility, competitors, source gaps and prompts inside Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client. Plus a read-only REST API and Looker Studio.
You live in Claude and Cursor now. Half your work happens there. So why should your visibility data sit behind yet another dashboard login you have to remember?
The MCP server brings the data to you. Ask 'which queries did we lose to competitor X this week?' right in your editor: brands, per-model visibility, competitors, source gaps and prompts, all one question away.
The best dashboard is the one you never have to open.
Connect in under a minute
Generate a key, drop mcp.viali.ai into your client config, ask away. "Which queries did we lose to competitor X this week?" answered in your editor.
A REST API without surprises
Read-only endpoints for brands, visibility, mentions, citations, share of voice and competitors. 5k requests/day on Growth, 20k on Agency.
BI-ready
Five datasets in the Looker Studio connector, Slack alert delivery, and revocable write-only tokens for the edge collectors.
FAQ
Questions you're about to ask.
What is the MCP server?
A connector at mcp.viali.ai that plugs your Viali data into Claude, Cursor or any MCP client. You query brands, per-model visibility, competitors, source gaps and prompts in natural language, without leaving the tool you're already in.
How do I connect it?
Generate a key, drop mcp.viali.ai into your client config, and ask. It takes under a minute, and it's genuinely novel: most visibility tools don't offer anything like it.
Is there a regular API too?
Yes. A read-only REST API covers brands, visibility, mentions, citations, share of voice and competitors, at 5,000 requests/day on Growth and 20,000 on Agency, plus a Looker Studio connector with five datasets.
Who is this for?
Developers, technical marketers and anyone who'd rather pull an answer than click through a UI. Slack alerts and revocable write-only tokens for edge collectors round out the developer surface.