SISTRIX (MCP server)

This connector bridges the SISTRIX MCP server, SISTRIX's official remote MCP server at https://api.sistrix.com/mcp. SISTRIX's own server provides the tools: the Visibility Index (Sichtbarkeitsindex) and its history, ranking keywords and URLs, competitors, keyword data and SERPs, search intent, backlinks, AI visibility (brands and sources in ChatGPT, Gemini, AI Overviews and AI Mode answers, prompt trackers, topic research) and your Optimizer projects. AnythingMCP puts them behind your MCP endpoint with OAuth for Claude and ChatGPT, per-tool roles, the audit log and response mapping, next to your other systems.

Which SISTRIX connector?

• SISTRIX (MCP server), this one: sign in with your SISTRIX login, no API key and no API credits. SISTRIX opened its MCP server to every package; requests count against a generous daily fair-use quota instead.
• SISTRIX (sistrix): the classic REST API with an API key (Plus plan and higher), which spends API credits on every call.

The tools come from the server. SISTRIX signs you in before it lists anything, so the catalog's list is installed first; once you authorize, AnythingMCP asks the server for its tools and takes their current names, descriptions and schemas. SISTRIX groups its data into a few tools that each take a view parameter (for example domain with view visindex), and it adds datasets as new views: after SISTRIX announces new data, open the connector and click Discover tools.

Setup (about 2 minutes):

1. Install the connector. There is nothing to paste: no API key, client id or secret.
2. On the connector page click Authorize with Provider. AnythingMCP reads SISTRIX's OAuth metadata, registers itself as a client (dynamic client registration) and sends you to the SISTRIX Toolbox login.
3. Sign in and approve access. Back in AnythingMCP the tools are listed again from the server.

Whose account it is: the person who authorizes is the SISTRIX user for every caller of this connector, and the Optimizer projects and AI trackers are that account's. All tools read; nothing is changed in SISTRIX.

Working with the data

• country is a lowercase code (de, at, ch, us, fr...). SISTRIX uses uk for the United Kingdom; an unsupported code is not rejected but returns other data, so check it.
• Visibility Index history is weekly by default; daily values are a rotating sample, so use weekly values to judge an update.
• Search intent scores are four independent 0-100 values, not shares that add up to 100.
• Project and tracker hashes are opaque: list them first (project view overview, ai_tracker_overview).
• Error 7010 means the daily MCP quota is used up; it resets the next day. Error 1000 means no data for that query.
• SISTRIX's terms do not allow passing its data on to third parties without permission.