Ask your AI agent about your site the way you'd ask a colleague — which pages Google is crawling, where traffic is slipping, what's worth fixing first — and get answers straight from your crawls, log files, and Search Console history.
- Which pages does Google crawl but not index?
- Where has organic traffic dropped most in the last 30 days?
- Which page templates are wasting the most crawl budget?
- What keywords does this URL rank for, and which ones are close to page 1?
- Draft a better title and description for these pages, and push it to Botify.
That last one is the point: the agent can act on what it finds, not just report it back.
Claude Code
/plugin marketplace add botify-hq/ai-plugins
/plugin install botify@botifyClaude Cowork — Customize → Plugins → Add marketplace, enter botify-hq/ai-plugins, then
install Botify from the list.
Cursor — Customize → Install plugin from source, using this repository's git URL.
GitHub Copilot / VS Code — run Chat: Install Plugin From Source and pass this repository's git URL.
ChatGPT / Codex — install Botify from the plugin directory once the listing is published.
Since Claude Chat doesn't use plugins, add the Botify MCP from the Connectors directory instead.
When installed, just ask a question about your site, and the LLM will guide you through signing in the first time.
Access to a Botify project, other than Guest collaborators. Not a Botify customer yet? Talk to us.
You sign in with your own Botify account the first time the agent needs it. You log in as usual, and that's it — nothing to set up in advance.
Everything runs through Botify's server at https://mcp.botify.com. The agent reaches the same
projects, data, and permissions, and can write on-page changes to Botify when you ask. Your Botify
administrator can disable agent access for the whole account.
| Component | Status |
|---|---|
| Connection to Botify | ✅ Available now |
| Skills — ready-made workflows | ✅ Available now |
More skills arrive in later releases. Nothing to reinstall or reconfigure — your agent picks them up on its own.
The package carries a manifest in each client's own format. This enables the same repository to install cleanly in every LLM (e.g., Claude, Cursor, Copilot), with no per-client variant to choose.
Found a bug or want a workflow the plugin doesn't cover? Write to help@botify.com.
Apache License 2.0 — see LICENSE.
"Botify" and the Botify logo are trademarks of Botify, and the licence grants no permission to use them (see section 6). Fork the package and adapt it freely; ship it under a name that is yours.