Coding agents
Add Content Autopilot to Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor or VS Code with one command, then pull SEO fixes and content tasks into your terminal.
There is no separate command-line program to install. A coding agent connects to the MCP server with its own command and gets every tool from there.
Add it
claude mcp add --transport http content-autopilot https://apexmention.com/api/mcp
codex mcp add content-autopilot --url https://apexmention.com/api/mcp
gemini mcp add --transport http content-autopilot https://apexmention.com/api/mcp
In Claude Code, type /mcp afterwards to sign in. Cursor, VS Code and Zed add it as a remote server in their MCP settings with the same address.
Or let the agent do it
Paste this into any agent:
Set up Content Autopilot: https://apexmention.com/llms.txt
It reads the setup guide, adds the server with whatever command it has, and asks you to sign in.
What it is good for in a terminal
Site fixes in the repository you have open. Ask for the pages that are close to page one and what to change on each, then let the agent make the edits in your code.
Content without leaving the editor. List the content plan, ask for an article on a keyword, read the draft's claims and sources, publish.
A status check. "How is example.com doing?" returns what was published this week, what is in review, and where AI assistants do and do not mention you.
In a script or CI job
OAuth needs a browser, so for unattended use create an API key under Account, API keys and send it as a bearer token:
Authorization: Bearer ca_live_…
Keep it in your secret store. For reading data only, the REST API is simpler than MCP.