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The SeoSorted MCP server lets an AI agent work inside your workspace. It answers a question your own analytics cannot: when someone searches for the things you care about, which YouTube videos does Google’s AI Overview cite in its answer — and what do those videos actually say? It speaks Model Context Protocol, so it works with Claude and any other MCP-capable client.
Connecting takes one click: paste the server URL into your client, sign in the way you always do, and approve. There is no API key to create or copy — see Connecting.

What an agent can do

Generate the intents

The agent writes the search intents from what it knows about your business — dozens of them, far more specific than a keyword list.

Read the AI Overview

For each intent, SeoSorted reads Google’s AI Overview and extracts the YouTube videos it cited as sources.

Pull the transcripts

Every cited video comes back with its transcript, so the agent can read what Google is treating as the authoritative answer.

Tell you what to make

The agent clusters the results and tells you which topics keep getting cited — and what to publish or film to get there.

What it looks like

A real exchange, once connected:
You: I want to show up in AI Overviews for the AI SEO tools space. Where do I start? Agent writes forty search intents for that space, then calls get_cited_youtube_videos four times with ten intents each, reading the transcript summaries as they come back. Agent: Twenty-three of your forty intents show an AI Overview, and they cite 31 YouTube videos between them. Nine come from three channels. The pattern is that Google cites walkthroughs with a named tool in the title, not explainers. Here are the six topics it kept citing, and the gap nobody has covered.

The rules it plays by

The agent is not a way around your plan, your permissions or your credits.
Each search intent costs one keyword-lookup credit, exactly as a lookup does in the dashboard. When you run out, the agent is told so and given your upgrade link. If your remaining allowance is smaller than the batch it asked for, the tool searches what you can afford and names the intents it skipped rather than quietly overspending.
Paid features stay paid. A tool you are not entitled to is visible but returns an upgrade link instead of running.
The agent acts as you, and your workspace role is re-checked on every call. If you are demoted or removed, its access changes with you immediately.
You choose the workspace and the permissions on the approval screen. Anything unticked is refused when used — not merely hidden.
The current tool is read-only. It reads public search results and public captions, and writes nothing to your site, your CMS or your workspace.
See Plans, credits and limits for the specifics.

Next steps

Connect a client

Create a key and point Claude at your workspace.

Tool reference

The tool, what it costs and what it returns.