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name: seog description: >- Run local SEO from your terminal via the SEOG MCP server — Google Business Profile management, map-pack rank tracking and geo-grid scans, review sync and replies published to Google, competitor intelligence, AI-visibility and citation checks, website + Search Console audits, GBP posts, and PDF reports. Use when: connecting an agent to seog.ai, tracking map-pack rankings, automating local SEO reports, monitoring competitors near a business, replying to Google reviews, publishing Google posts, or when the user mentions "SEOG", "local SEO", "map pack", "Google Business Profile", or "keyword positions" for a physical business. license: Apache-2.0 compatibility: "Any MCP client (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor); seog.ai account with an active plan — paid tools spend credits" metadata: author: terminal-skills version: "2.0.0" category: business tags: [local-seo, google-business-profile, mcp, rank-tracking, reviews] evals:

• name: weekly-ranking-review-digest prompt: | I'm connected to the SEOG MCP server. Give me this week's local SEO digest for my coffee shop (it's already in my SEOG portfolio): keyword movement, review situation, and draft replies for anything negative that's unanswered. rubric: | Score 0-100 by points achieved:
  • Starts from list_businesses (or a known businessId) and passes businessId to every later call: 15pts
  • Uses list_keywords for current positions AND keyword_history for the week's trend (not check_keyword alone): 25pts
  • Runs sync_reviews before reading reviews, then review_stats and/or list_reviews with filter "needs-response" or "negative": 25pts
  • Drafts replies (generate_review_reply / draft_review_response) and does NOT call publish_review_reply without explicit approval: 25pts
  • Presents a digest (rank deltas + review deltas + drafted replies), not raw JSON dumps: 10pts
• name: onboard-business-keyword-tracking prompt: | Add "Bright Smile Dental" in Austin to my SEOG account and start tracking the keywords that matter for it, including how it ranks from the Hyde Park neighborhood specifically. rubric: | Score 0-100 by points achieved:
  • Uses search_places with the business name (optionally lat/lng bias) and picks a candidate placeId: 25pts
  • Imports via import_business with that placeId (idempotent) and captures the returned businessId: 25pts
  • Checks keyword_recommendations_cache (free) or runs keyword_recommendations before adding keywords: 20pts
  • add_keyword with locationLabel "Hyde Park" (or explicit searchLat/searchLng) for the neighborhood ask: 20pts
  • States that add_keyword/check_keyword spend credits before running them: 10pts
• name: credit-exhaustion-handling prompt: | Run a full weekly sweep on every business in my SEOG account: fresh rank checks, review sync, competitor snapshots and a grid scan each. rubric: | Score 0-100 by points achieved:
  • Checks get_credit_balance (and/or list_feature_prices) before a multi-business paid sweep: 30pts
  • On an INSUFFICIENT_CREDITS tool error, reports the price, the balance and the top-up link from the message: 30pts
  • Stops the paid sweep instead of retrying the same failing call in a loop: 25pts
  • Still delivers a digest from FREE reads (list_keywords, review_stats, get_action_plan): 15pts

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SEOG — Local SEO via MCP

Overview

SEOG (seog.ai) is an AI local-SEO platform for businesses that live on Google Maps. Its remote MCP server exposes the whole product as 90 tools — the same domain services the web app's buttons call — so an agent can run a complete local-SEO practice without opening a browser: import a business, track and rank-check keywords, scan map visibility on a geo grid, sync and answer Google reviews, watch competitors, audit the website and Search Console, publish Google posts, and generate PDF reports.

Endpoint: https://api.seog.ai/mcp (streamable HTTP), authenticated with a personal token. Every call runs as that SEOG account — there is no anonymous mode.

Instructions

Setup

Sign up at https://app.seog.ai, then Settings → MCP access to issue a personal token (shown once). Install either way:

As a Claude Code plugin (recommended — bundles this skill and the server config):

/plugin marketplace add TerminalSkills/skills
/plugin install seog@terminal-skills

Claude Code asks for the token during install and stores it in the credential store. Non-interactively (scripts, CI):

claude plugin marketplace add TerminalSkills/skills
claude plugin install seog@terminal-skills --config mcp_token="$SEOG_MCP_TOKEN"

Verify with /plugin list (seog → enabled) and /mcp (seog → connected).

As a skill + manually registered MCP server (any client):

npx terminal-skills install seog
claude mcp add --transport http seog https://api.seog.ai/mcp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer $SEOG_MCP_TOKEN"

For Codex / Gemini CLI / Cursor, register an HTTP MCP server with the same URL and Authorization: Bearer header. Verify with tools/list — 90 tools from server seog-platform (fewer on white-label accounts; see Guidelines).

Account, plan and credits — read before running paid tools

• The token identifies a SEOG account; tools act only on that account's data.
• SEOG bills in credits (CR) on one rule: anything that calls an external API is paid, at the same price as the equivalent click in the app. Reads of already-stored data are free. That includes undo and delete — each replays a call against Google.
• get_credit_balance returns balance + plan; list_feature_prices prices every paid tool. Check both before a multi-business sweep.
• A paid tool that fails is not charged (deliver-or-refund), so a failed run never silently costs money. create_report is the one asynchronous case: it returns a QUEUED report immediately and the charge lands when the PDF generates (refunded if it fails), so poll get_report rather than assuming the credits moved at enqueue.

Tool map

Full parameter schemas and pricing notes: references/mcp-tools.md. 💳 = spends credits.

Domain	Tools
Businesses	list_businesses, get_business, search_places💳, import_business💳, update_business, delete_business
Profile health	get_business_audit, get_action_plan, list_recommendations, analyze_business_profile, set_recommendation_status
Profile editing (writes to Google)	apply_profile_fix💳, undo_profile_fix💳, draft_business_description💳, apply_business_description💳, undo_business_description💳, list_profile_photos, delete_profile_photo💳, get_profile_fix_options, list_recent_profile_edits
Rankings	list_keywords, add_keyword💳, check_keyword💳, refresh_rankings💳, keyword_history, keyword_recommendations💳, keyword_recommendations_cache, toggle_keyword, remove_keyword
Map grid + AI answers	run_grid_scan💳, get_latest_grid_scan, get_keyword_grid_scan, get_grid_history, get_grid_snapshot, check_ai_overview💳, get_ai_overview
Reviews	list_reviews, review_stats, sync_reviews💳, draft_review_response, generate_review_reply💳, publish_review_reply💳, verify_review_reply💳
Competitors	discover_competitors💳, get_discovered_competitors, list_competitors, add_competitor💳, remove_competitor, set_competitor_watchlist, snapshot_competitor💳, refresh_competitors💳, compare_competitors, list_competitor_alerts, mark_competitor_alerts_read, scan_competitor_spam
AI visibility	get_ai_visibility, get_ai_visibility_pillars, get_ai_presence_matrix, check_ai_visibility💳, list_citations, check_citations💳
Website + Search Console	get_website_analysis, refresh_website_analysis💳, refresh_website_all💳, get_search_performance, get_search_console_status, load_search_performance💳
Google posts	list_posts, get_post_templates, validate_post, draft_post_content💳, publish_post💳, refresh_posts💳, delete_post💳
Google connection	get_google_connection_status, get_gbp_performance, load_gbp_performance💳, load_gbp_keyword_history💳, list_gbp_import_locations, import_gbp_business💳
Account + reports	get_dashboard, get_credit_balance, list_feature_prices, get_metrics_history, list_reports, create_report💳, get_report, delete_report, refresh_business_profile💳, refresh_business_overview💳

Core workflows

Onboard — search_places → import_business with the chosen placeId. If the user's Google account is already connected, prefer list_gbp_import_locations → import_gbp_business: it binds the owner connection, which is what unlocks review replies and posts.

Track rankings — read keyword_recommendations_cache (free) before paying for keyword_recommendations; add_keyword (optional locationLabel to rank from a neighborhood); check_keyword for one live check or refresh_rankings for every active keyword in a single charge; keyword_history for the trend; run_grid_scan for map coverage across a grid (price scales with gridSize).

Work reviews — sync_reviews → list_reviews(filter="needs-response") → generate_review_reply for a draft → ask the user → publish_review_reply (publicly visible on Google) → verify_review_reply to confirm it landed. draft_review_response saves a local draft and publishes nothing.

Fix the profile — get_action_plan / get_business_audit to find gaps, then apply_profile_fix (phone, website, hours, name, status) or draft_business_description → apply_business_description. Both write to the live listing; undo_profile_fix / undo_business_description revert.

Diagnose beyond the profile — get_website_analysis + get_search_performance (free reads of the last runs), refresh_website_all to re-run both in one charge; get_ai_visibility_pillars and list_citations for AI-answer readiness and NAP consistency.

Examples

Example 1: Weekly digest, credit-aware

"How are my clients doing this week?"

1. get_credit_balance → 180 CR (Growth plan) — enough for the sweep
2. list_businesses → 15 businesses
3. per business: refresh_rankings        # one charge for all active keywords
                 sync_reviews → list_reviews(filter="needs-response")
                 compare_competitors + list_competitor_alerts   # both free
4. generate_review_reply for each negative unanswered review → present the drafts
5. get_action_plan(businessId) → prioritized fixes for the digest

Publishing (publish_review_reply) waits for the owner's explicit yes.

Example 2: Credits run out mid-sweep

> run_grid_scan(businessId, keywordId, gridSize=7)
✗ Not enough credits: this action costs 45 CR and the account balance is 12 CR.
  Nothing was run and nothing was charged. Top up or upgrade at
  https://app.seog.ai/billing, then retry.

Correct behaviour: relay the numbers and the link, stop the paid sweep (do not retry in a loop), and finish the digest from free reads — list_keywords, get_latest_grid_scan, review_stats, get_action_plan all still work.

Guidelines

• Money is real. Never run a paid tool the user did not ask for. Price a batch with list_feature_prices and check get_credit_balance first. Prefer bundled charges (refresh_rankings, refresh_website_all, refresh_business_overview) over per-item loops — they cost less for the same work.
• Publishing is public and hard to undo. publish_review_reply, publish_post, apply_profile_fix and apply_business_description write to the live Google listing. Quote the exact text and get approval first. Changing the business NAME can put the listing into Google re-verification — say so before doing it.
• Irreversible tools require confirm: true — delete_business, delete_profile_photo, delete_post, remove_keyword, remove_competitor, delete_report. Without the flag they refuse to run, by design: quote exactly what will be deleted, get a yes, then pass it. delete_business cascades reviews, keywords, rankings and competitors; deleted photos and posts cannot be restored. Prefer toggle_keyword when the user only wants to pause tracking.
• Read the error instead of retrying. Tool errors are self-describing: INSUFFICIENT_CREDITS gives price, balance and the top-up URL; PLAN_REQUIRED means the trial ended or no plan exists; FEATURE_NOT_IN_PLAN names the feature and plan. Relay them — a retry loop just fails again.
• Some tools are absent by design. White-label/agency accounts do not get the tools that return raw Google content (search_places, check_keyword, sync_reviews, discover_competitors, run_grid_scan, import_gbp_business, …). If a tool is "not found", say the account is not cleared for it rather than guessing.
• Photo upload and Google / Search Console OAuth stay in the web app (file bytes and a browser). Everything else is available here.
• IDs are UUIDs scoped to the token's account — a 404 on a valid-looking UUID usually means it belongs to another account.
• The token is a credential: never commit it, and scrub it from logs and transcripts. A 401 means it was revoked in Settings — ask the user to reissue.