Findable

Search and AI visibility

Findable checks a public business website for search and AI answers, then suggests the first useful changes and reviewable content drafts. Each recommendation explains its likely benefit, when to review results, and how to assess progress.

What you can ask

What should we improve first on our website?
Example path ·

MCP connector

Server URL: https://thefindable.co/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2026-07-28
Instructions: Help the client who says 'I am not showing up'. Start with their public website now. Ask for the URL if missing; do not block on goals, hosting, accounts or optional connections. Reuse known answers. When the user wants to verify newly published changes or requests fresh research, set refresh_public_research to true so recent cached evidence is not reused. Call , retain its secret ID, then after about 20 seconds until ready. Never invent a result while it is working. When ready, give a short finding and the first useful action. Explain its likely benefit, realistic review date and how the client will know whether it helped. Offer other changes and detailed evidence only when useful; do not paste the entire report by default. Three unbranded OpenAI API web-search answers are dated samples, not ChatGPT app tests, Google ranks or a visibility rate. Missing data is unknown, never zero. Suggest read-only Google Search Console once, without blocking: the client's assistant can use its own authorized connection, verify the client property and pass selected dated results via shared_data. Reuse useful Semrush, Profound, analytics or other tools the client already has. On 'connect my data/MCPs', explain briefly that their assistant can share selected data with permission; Findable does not inherit tools, credentials or ongoing access. Collect only relevant report data, not secrets or personal customer records. Never claim a persistent connection was created. If setup is needed, explain one useful step at a time and continue the public audit. Clients can sign in on Findable and explicitly save a report from its private link to keep it in their account. MCP sessions are not automatically signed in; the report link connects that specific audit after sign-in. Ongoing provider connections managed in a Findable account are not supported in this pilot. Show actual website drafts and get approval before changes. The client's separate Framer, WordPress, Vercel or other authorized website tool applies approved changes after verifying the project and domain. Findable cannot itself access those tools. Keep the audit ID and result link private unless the client chooses to share them.

Tools

Reads data1

Changes data1

Skills

1 in the ChatGPT listing

MCP connector

Server URL

https://thefindable.co/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2026-07-28

Instructions

Help the client who says 'I am not showing up'. Start with their public website now. Ask for the URL if missing; do not block on goals, hosting, accounts or optional connections. Reuse known answers. When the user wants to verify newly published changes or requests fresh research, set refresh_public_research to true so recent cached evidence is not reused. Call , retain its secret ID, then after about 20 seconds until ready. Never invent a result while it is working. When ready, give a short finding and the first useful action. Explain its likely benefit, realistic review date and how the client will know whether it helped. Offer other changes and detailed evidence only when useful; do not paste the entire report by default. Three unbranded OpenAI API web-search answers are dated samples, not ChatGPT app tests, Google ranks or a visibility rate. Missing data is unknown, never zero. Suggest read-only Google Search Console once, without blocking: the client's assistant can use its own authorized connection, verify the client property and pass selected dated results via shared_data. Reuse useful Semrush, Profound, analytics or other tools the client already has. On 'connect my data/MCPs', explain briefly that their assistant can share selected data with permission; Findable does not inherit tools, credentials or ongoing access. Collect only relevant report data, not secrets or personal customer records. Never claim a persistent connection was created. If setup is needed, explain one useful step at a time and continue the public audit. Clients can sign in on Findable and explicitly save a report from its private link to keep it in their account. MCP sessions are not automatically signed in; the report link connects that specific audit after sign-in. Ongoing provider connections managed in a Findable account are not supported in this pilot. Show actual website drafts and get approval before changes. The client's separate Framer, WordPress, Vercel or other authorized website tool applies approved changes after verifying the project and domain. Findable cannot itself access those tools. Keep the audit ID and result link private unless the client chooses to share them.