Monthly credits
Credits are shared between the dashboard and MCP — an article the agent writes is the same
credit as one you write yourself. They reset on the first of the month.
Article credits are counted when a generation completes, not when it starts. The MCP
response accounts for in-flight jobs so an agent cannot start more than you can afford.
Pro-only tools
list_integrations and publish_article need a paid plan.
They stay visible on the Free plan rather than being hidden, with [Pro] in the description,
so the agent can tell you “publishing needs Pro, here’s the link” instead of wrongly
concluding SeoSorted cannot publish at all. Calling one returns your upgrade link.
Scopes
You choose these on the approval screen when you connect. They narrow access further, independently of your plan.
Publishing is unticked by default. A connection without it cannot write to your website
even on Pro, even with the right role — the check runs when the tool is called, not just when
the list is built. Tick it only for an agent you want publishing.
Roles
A connection acts as the person who approved it, and their role is re-checked on every call. Demote them from Admin to Editor and every connection they approved drops to Editor immediately. Remove them from the workspace and their connections stop working.Rate limit
120 calls per minute, per connection. This exists because agents loop. It is not a plan limit — a Pro workspace with unlimited keyword lookups is still capped here, because “unlimited” is sized for a person clicking, not a script. Exceeding it returns a message telling the agent to batch its work and retry.When something is blocked
Errors are written for the agent to act on, not to hide the reason. Running out of article credits returns:You’ve used all 3 articles available on the Free plan this month. Your limit resets on 1 September. Upgrade: https://seosorted.ai/dashboard?tab=billing-subscription&ws=…A lapsed subscription reads differently from never having had one — “Publishing stopped with your plan. Resubscribe to continue” rather than “Publishing is a Pro feature” — so the agent tells you the right thing.