Use Case

SEO tools for Cursor

Install the Rampify extension and give Cursor's AI real SEO data. Audit pages, research keywords, and optimize content — without leaving your editor.

Three ways to connect

The Rampify extension gives you a sidebar UI for managing projects and specs. MCP tools give Cursor's AI direct access to SEO data. Use both together for the full experience.

Rampify Extension

Search “Rampify” in the Cursor extension panel. Gives you a sidebar for managing projects, specs, and SEO issues.

Cloud Agents

Add Rampify as a custom MCP for Cloud Agents from the Cursor dashboard:

NameRampify
TypeURL
URLhttps://www.rampify.dev/api/mcp

Local MCP Config

Or add directly to .cursor/mcp.json in your project:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "rampify": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://www.rampify.dev/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Claude Code Running Claude Code in Cursor's terminal?

Best of both worlds. Install the Rampify extension for the sidebar UI, then run claude mcp add --transport http rampify https://www.rampify.dev/api/mcp in the integrated terminal. Both connections work together — the extension manages your projects while Claude Code's AI calls the SEO tools.

What your AI can do with SEO data

Cursor's AI composes with your code. Rampify gives it the data to make SEO decisions while it builds.

Audit any page

Scan pages for SEO issues — missing meta tags, broken schema, slow response times, indexing problems. Get a full technical audit in seconds.

> Scan /blog/my-latest-post for SEO issues

Find site-wide issues

Crawl your entire site and get a prioritized list of SEO issues ranked by impact. Fix the ones that matter first.

> What SEO issues does my site have?

Track search performance

See which queries drive traffic, where you rank, and where the opportunities are. GSC data pulled directly into your conversation.

> Show me my search performance and ranking opportunities

Research keywords

Look up real search volumes, competition data, and trends. Get keyword suggestions based on what actually drives traffic in your space.

> Research keywords for "spec driven development"

Optimize content

Score your pages against target keywords. See exactly where to add keywords, improve density, and strengthen topical relevance.

> Optimize my homepage for "ai seo checker"

Generate meta & schema

Generate SEO-optimized meta tags and structured data from your actual page content — not hallucinated guesses.

> Generate schema markup for /pricing

How it looks in Cursor

Ask Cursor to handle SEO while you focus on the feature.

You

I'm building a new landing page at /features/analytics. Set it up with proper SEO — research keywords first, then scaffold the page with optimized meta tags and schema.

Cursor (using lookup_keywords, generate_meta, generate_schema)

I researched keywords for analytics landing pages. The top opportunities are:

“website analytics tool”2,400/mo
“real-time analytics dashboard”880/mo
“analytics for startups”320/mo

I've created app/features/analytics/page.tsx with an optimized title targeting the primary keyword, a meta description, and SoftwareApplication schema.

You

Now scan it and make sure the keyword placement is right before I push.

Cursor (using scan_page, optimize_content)

Scanned. The primary keyword appears in the title and H1 but is missing from the first paragraph and the alt text on the hero image. I've added natural mentions in both places. Everything else checks out — schema is valid, meta description is the right length, canonical is set.

Works in your daily driver

Rampify connects through MCP, so it works in any environment that supports it.

Add SEO tools to Cursor

Install the extension and connect MCP in under 2 minutes.