Noverva as an operating layer for your AI client
Your sites, their health, audit findings and content opportunities, and crawl requests are available to an MCP-capable client — under your permissions, with confirmation for anything consequential.
MCP does not get its own powers
The most common way an integration layer becomes a security incident is by running as a service account with broad rights. Noverva's MCP server has no ambient authority at all.
Resources, prompts and tools
The specification distinguishes three things a server can offer. Noverva offers all three, and this is the complete list of each.
Read freely. Write deliberately.
Read tools follow your permissions with no extra ceremony. Write tools state their consequence before they act.
Read
- list_sites
- Sites in your workspace that you can see. An empty list may mean there are none, or none visible to you.
- get_site_health
- Crawl status and open findings by severity for one site, from its most recent completed crawl.
- list_findings
- SEO findings for a site, each with the rule that produced it, its evidence and what to do.
- list_opportunities
- Scored content opportunities for a site, with the breakdown behind each score. Scores do not include search volume or difficulty.
WriteConfirmation required
- request_crawl
- Queues a fresh crawl of a site. It fetches the site's pages, so it requires explicit confirmation.
Point your client at Noverva
The endpoint is below. It currently authenticates with your signed-in Noverva session, and MCP access is part of the plans that include the API.
Every call runs as you, through the same permissions as the product. Access with an API key from a standalone MCP client is planned.