How do I install PageLens AI?

Copy the http config for Cursor, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or VS Code on this page. It uses the publisher's install, not a PlugMCP proxy.

Does PageLens AI need an API key?

No required environment variable is listed on this record.

What transport does PageLens AI use?

PageLens AI is reached over HTTP.

When was PageLens AI last checked?

Last checked 2026-11-09. AI website audit: security, SEO, performance, UX and accessibility checks with actionable fixes.

PageLens AI MCP server

PageLens AI - MCP Server

Connect PageLens AI reports to Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex, and other MCP clients so your AI assistant can understand what failed, why it matters, and what to fix next.

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that gives AI agents direct access to PageLens AI - the independent launch reviewer for AI-built websites. PageLens AI turns launch risk across UX, SEO, Performance, Accessibility, Security, Conversion, and QA journey audits into plain-English priorities and agent-ready fix context.

Plug it into Cursor, Claude Desktop, Codex, or any MCP-compatible client and your agent can read scan results, drill into findings, surface quick wins, record owner decisions, and help close the fix loop without leaving the IDE.

MCP Endpoint

https://www.pagelensai.com/api/mcp

This is a remote MCP server — no local install required.

Which PageLens Path Is This?

Launch Pack is for founders, marketers, and AI builders who want a one-off repair loop: owner-first verdict, fix prompts for their AI builder, Markdown export, desktop + mobile review, and a re-scan.
CLI/API/deploy hooks are for Pro+ users who want PageLens AI to create scans from CI, release scripts, and client workflows.
MCP is for AI assistants that need to read a PageLens report, understand the owner launch verdict, inspect the evidence, and help you patch or triage findings.

If you do not want to read technical detail, start in the PageLens web report and copy the fix prompt into Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Cursor, Codex, Claude Code, Copilot, or Windsurf. If you do want your coding agent to work directly with the report data, connect this MCP server.

Quick Start

Cursor

Add to your ~/.cursor/mcp.json (or workspace .cursor/mcp.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "pagelens": {
      "url": "https://www.pagelensai.com/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Claude Desktop

Add to claude_desktop_config.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "pagelens": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://www.pagelensai.com/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Codex CLI

Add to ~/.codex/config.toml:

[mcp_servers.pagelens]
url = "https://www.pagelensai.com/api/mcp"

Generic / other clients

Use the streamable HTTP endpoint:

https://www.pagelensai.com/api/mcp

Authentication

This server uses OAuth 2.0. Your MCP client will open a browser window to authorize with your PageLens account on first connect. No API keys to manage.

Scopes granted on authorization:

Scope	What it unlocks
`read:scans`	List and read your scan results
`read:findings`	Read findings and quick wins
`write:feedback`	Submit finding feedback and owner decisions

Available Tools

`whoami`

Confirm which PageLens account this MCP session is operating on, plus granted OAuth scopes.

{}

`list_domains`

List the domains you've verified ownership of, along with badge tier and the scan currently anchored to the public badge.

{
  "include_unverified": false
}

`list_scans`

List your most recent PageLens scans. Filter by status, domain, or date. Returns a slim summary per scan (id, URL, score, grade, severity counts, and launchVerdict). Scans may include launchContext with builderPlatform and launchMoment so agents can frame fixes for the owner's workflow without changing evidence or severity. QA Audit scans include a compact qaAudit summary with confidence, journey-step count, pages reviewed versus page budget, blocked/needs-review step counts, auth-profile status, and the reason fewer than the page budget were captured when the safe same-origin link graph is exhausted.

{
  "limit": 20,
  "status": "COMPLETE",
  "domain": "example.com",
  "since": "2026-01-01T00:00:00Z"
}

Status values: PENDING · RUNNING · COMPLETE · FAILED · CANCELLED

`get_scan`

Read the full summary for a single scan: score, grade, owner-first launchVerdict, severity counts, launch context, executive summary, top-5 highest-priority findings, and per-persona reviews. For QA Audit scans, get_scan also returns a qaAudit block containing the product-flow synthesis, journey replay, safe blocked actions, confidence, authenticated-route context, and page-budget coverage.

{
  "scan_id": "clxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
}

Available Resources

`pagelensai://scan/{id}/markdown`

Fetch the same agent-flavoured Markdown report available from the PageLens UI. Standard reports include launch-context and verdict front matter such as ai_builder, launch_moment, launch_verdict_status, and launch_verdict when captured, followed by an Owner launch verdict section and an AI-builder priority prompt pack your agent can act on before it reaches the detailed evidence. For QA Audit scans, this includes front matter such as qa_journey_event_count, qa_confidence, and qa_needs_review_step_count, followed by the application interpretation, journey replay, blocked/risky paths, safe actions, and next QA tests.

Use this when an agent needs rich context to reason about a QA Audit:

pagelensai://scan/clxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/markdown

`pagelensai://scan/{id}/summary.json`

Fetch compact JSON for a scan. Standard scans include the same launchVerdict object returned by list_scans and get_scan: status, label, headline, summary, and next step. For QA Audit scans, the qaAudit object includes journey metadata, synthesis, page-budget coverage, and any queue_exhausted reason explaining why fewer than the purchased page count were discoverable.

pagelensai://scan/clxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/summary.json

`list_findings`

Page through all findings for a scan. Filter by severity, category, persona, page URL, or rule ID. Use format: "full" to include descriptions, suggestions, and evidence.

{
  "scan_id": "clxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
  "severity": "HIGH",
  "category": "SECURITY",
  "format": "full",
  "limit": 50
}

Severity levels: CRITICAL · HIGH · MEDIUM · LOW · INFO

Categories: UX · SEO · PERFORMANCE · ACCESSIBILITY · SECURITY · CONTENT · HEADERS · DESIGN · ERROR

Personas: MARKETER · CRO · UX · ACCESSIBILITY · BRAND · EXECUTIVE · PERFORMANCE · SEO

`get_quick_wins`

Return the top N quick-win findings — high impact, low-to-moderate effort — ranked by the same Impact × Effort scorer used in the PageLens dashboard. Optionally override the scan's preset to re-rank under a different lens.

{
  "scan_id": "clxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
  "limit": 5,
  "preset_override": "CONVERSION"
}

Presets: PRE_SALES · PRE_LAUNCH · CONVERSION · INVESTOR · BRAND_POLISH

`report_finding_feedback`

Flag a finding as a false positive, wrong severity, wrong category, or not actionable. Requires a paragraph of reasoning and a concrete evidence snippet.

{
  "finding_id": "clxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
  "kind": "FALSE_POSITIVE",
  "reason": "The selector .pointer-events-auto matches 100+ utility classes, not a single offending element.",
  "evidence": "<div class=\"pointer-events-auto ...\"> — Tailwind utility, not an event-handler.",
  "proposed_severity": "LOW"
}

Feedback kinds: FALSE_POSITIVE · INCORRECT_SEVERITY · INCORRECT_CATEGORY · NOT_ACTIONABLE · OTHER

`acknowledge_finding_decision`

Attach owner-controlled context to a finding when the issue is real, but reflects an intentional architecture, security, or product tradeoff.

This does not hide the finding, edit the report, or change the PageLens score. It records the rationale so the report can show that the owner has acknowledged the tradeoff, and future scans can recognise the same finding as previously acknowledged.

{
  "finding_id": "clxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
  "decision": "INTENTIONAL_TRADEOFF",
  "reason": "Next.js Cache Components and PPR currently prevent us from using per-request CSP nonces safely.",
  "evidence": "proxy.ts documents the CSP tradeoff: script-src uses 'unsafe-inline' because cached HTML shells cannot vary nonces per request.",
  "expires_at": "2026-10-01T00:00:00Z"
}

Decision kinds: ACKNOWLEDGED · ACCEPTED_RISK · INTENTIONAL_TRADEOFF · WONT_FIX_NOW

`clear_finding_decision`

Clear a previously acknowledged decision so it stops appearing on current and future reports. The audit history is preserved.

{
  "decision_id": "clxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
  "reason": "We have migrated to a nonce-compatible rendering path."
}

You can also clear by finding_id when you do not have the decision_id.

What PageLens Checks

Each scan runs a deterministic rule engine + AI reviewer pipeline across every page:

Area	Examples
SEO	Title/meta length, canonical URL, Open Graph, heading hierarchy
Performance	Core Web Vitals (LCP, CLS, INP), page weight, render-blocking resources, DOM size, third-party load
Security	HTTP→HTTPS redirect, exposed `.env`/`.git` files, SSL expiry, XSS surfaces, source maps, exposed secrets in page source
Accessibility	Focus-visible CSS, reduced-motion support, ARIA patterns
UX	Hero hierarchy, mobile menu patterns, CTA structure
Content	Placeholder text, stale copyright year, mixed-content references
QA Audit	Journey replay, safe form/input exploration, blocked risky actions, app-flow synthesis, page-budget coverage

Findings include severity, effort estimate, copy-pasteable evidence, and a one-line fix suggestion.

QA Audit scans are different from standard technical scans: the primary artifact is the agentic journey report. PageLens will attempt to review the purchased page budget (for example, up to 10 pages on QA Audit) and should only return fewer pages when the safe same-origin link graph is exhausted. It can use validated auth profiles for scoped post-login routes, while still avoiding SSO, CAPTCHA, MFA, signup, payment, destructive changes, and other committing actions.

Example Agent Workflows

Fix with my AI builder:

"Read the latest PageLens Launch Pack report for example.com, list the top 3 owner-risk fixes, and turn each one into a patch plan I can apply in this repo."

Respect launch context:

"Open the latest PageLens report. If it was built with Codex or Cursor and the launch moment is Product Hunt, prioritise the fixes that make it safe to post publicly, then give me exact patches."

Pre-launch audit in Cursor:

"Use the latest PageLens scan for my staging site, list all CRITICAL and HIGH findings, and create GitHub issues for the top 5."

CRO review:

"Fetch the latest scan for example.com, get the CONVERSION quick wins, and summarise what to fix before the campaign launch."

Security sweep:

"List all SECURITY findings with severity HIGH or above from my last scan and show me the evidence for each."

Accepted architecture decision:

"For the CSP unsafe-inline finding, acknowledge this as an intentional Next.js/PPR tradeoff with the rationale from our security docs. Do not mark it as a false positive."

Post-fix validation:

"I re-ran PageLens from the CLI/API after fixing the findings. Compare the latest scan to the previous one and tell me what improved, regressed, or still needs work."

MCP reads and works with report data through OAuth. To create a new scan from automation, use the PageLens CLI, API, GitHub Action, or deploy hooks with a Pro+ plan; then ask your MCP-connected assistant to inspect the completed report.

QA Audit review:

"Fetch the latest QA Audit for example.com, read the markdown resource, and tell me which user journeys were verified, which actions were blocked safely, and whether PageLens reviewed the full page budget."

Pricing

PageLens AI supports one-off launch reviews and ongoing plan automation.

Product	Price	Best for
Free Launch Check	Free	Owner verdict, one issue preview, one AI-builder prompt
Fix Pack	$9	One-page full fix loop with a verification re-scan
QA Audit	$10	Agentic public-app journey review across up to 10 pages
Launch Pack	$29	Serious AI builders who want desktop + mobile, up to 15 pages, AI-builder fix prompts, Markdown export, and one re-scan
Data-Safe Launch Pack	$79	Launches collecting emails, payments, uploads, accounts, bookings, private data or client trust

MCP access is included with paid reports so an agent can work from the same evidence the owner sees. Continuous Health Watch monitoring, API keys, CLI scans, GitHub Actions, deploy hooks, competitors, alerts, and team/client seats are plan features:

Plan	Price	Why upgrade
Watch	$9/mo	1 live app, weekly Health Watch, email alerts and badge freshness
Builder	$39/mo	3 sites, weekly monitoring, manual scans and deeper audits
Pro	$99/mo	More sites, Slack/webhook alerts, competitors, API/CLI/deploy automation and team workflow scale
Agency	$299/mo	Many client sites, higher quotas, more seats, client workflows and priority support

There is no separate new-user Monitor product in the current pricing model. Health Watch is included with paid account plans; legacy monitor rows may still exist for existing customers.

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