Let Copilot fix your SEOclickd checks every change on the live site.

clickd reads a site the way search engines and AI assistants do and hands Copilot the fixes worth the most. Copilot changes your code, and clickd reads the live site again to say what each change fixed. Fully automated, or with your approval by email before each change ships.

Set it up Use the skills instead

https://clickd.com/mcp62 toolsStreamable HTTPFree key with an email

~/code/your-siteSample

YouFind and fix the biggest SEO problems on yoursite.com with clickd
mttr_brief72 of 100. First: put the text in the HTML, 9 pages
CopilotEdited 3 files and deployed
mttr_rescanRead again, 100 pages
mttr_changes72 to 84. 3 rules now pass, none newly fail

Connect VS Code in a minute

One key, one setting, then ask it something.

API reference

Key

Free with an email. It reads any site’s public report; claim your own site to add its private parts.

Or connect without one, and your agent signs you up itself with mttr_signup.

Setting

Add this in the site’s repository. VS Code asks for the key the first time and keeps it safe.

.vscode/mcp.json

{
  "servers": {
    "clickd": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://clickd.com/mcp",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer ${input:clickd-key}" }
    }
  },
  "inputs": [
    { "id": "clickd-key", "type": "promptString", "description": "Your clickd key", "password": true }
  ]
}

Nothing to set by hand: paste the key when VS Code asks for it.

VS Code

Your clickd key: mk_your_key

Ask

In words. Copilot picks the call.

What should I fix first on example.com?mttr_brief

Fix the top issue, then have clickd read the site again.mttr_rescan

Or skills

No key needed. Run this once from your site’s repository, then ask the same way.

Terminal

npx skills add subinternal/clickd

Set up another agent

The loop your agent runs

Five steps a fix, each checked on the live site.

All 62 tools

Briefmttr_brief
clickd says what to fix, in order, how, and on which pages.
ChangeIn your repository
Copilot edits the site’s source, the way it does any task.
DeployYour usual way
Copilot ships it, or proposes it first on a site set to approve.
Rescanmttr_rescan
clickd reads the live site again; mttr_job says when it is done.
Changesmttr_changes
clickd says which rules now pass, any that newly fail, and the score.

Then the next fix, until the list is empty.A site is read at most once every ten minutes.

Copilot’s changeSample

app/services/[slug]/page.tsx- 'use client';- const body = useServiceText(slug);+ const body = await serviceText(slug);  return <main>    <h1>{body.title}</h1>+   <p>{body.lead}</p>

The services pages now send their words in the HTML. Two more files changed for the next two fixes.

What mttr_changes answersSample

Score: 84from 72
Now passing: 3rules
Newly failing: 0

Put the text in the HTML9 of 9 pages
Use one main heading4 of 4 pages
Add a way to get in touch6 of 6 pages

Checked on the live site, page by page. What is left needs a person.

Approve each change first

Set a site to approve, and your agent asks you by email before it deploys.

See the email

mttr_approvals_set: Sets a claimed site to approve. Copilot proposes each change with mttr_propose, you get an email with Approve and Decline, and it deploys only once you approve.

clickd can’t stop an agent that ignores you: approval is a promise the agent keeps. Approval by text message is not built yet.

Using another agent?

Each has its own setup. clickd is independent of every agent’s maker.

VS Code is its maker’s product. clickd is independent and not affiliated with it.