cloro

The server is a thin wrapper overapi.cloro.devholding no business logic and no secrets: each request forwards your own cloro API key as a Bearer token, so the API enforces authentication, credit billing, rate limiting, and concurrency limits. Tool input schemas are the same schemas the API validates with, so the MCP contract can't drift from theAPI reference.

The hosted server speaks Streamable HTTP. Pass your API key in the URL path so it works even in clients that can't set custom headers:

{ "mcpServers": { "cloro": { "type": "http", "url": "https://mcp.cloro.dev/YOUR_CLORO_API_KEY/mcp" } } }

If your client can set headers, you can instead point it athttps://mcp.cloro.dev/mcpand send your key asAuthorization: Bearer YOUR_CLORO_API_KEY.

In Claude Desktop and Cursor, add this block to the app's MCP settings (Settings → Developer / MCP). In Claude Code, runclaude mcp add --transport http cloro https://mcp.cloro.dev/YOUR_CLORO_API_KEY/mcp.

The assistant tools (scrape_chatgpt,scrape_gemini,scrape_copilot,scrape_perplexity,scrape_grok) require apromptand acountry(ISO 3166-1 alpha-2), and accept an optionalstatefor US state-level targeting.scrape_google_ai_modealso takespromptandcountry, but targets sub-country withlocationoruulerather thanstate, and acceptsdevice.scrape_google_newsrequires aqueryand acountry, and acceptsdeviceandpages.

scrape_googleruns in one of two modes: aquerywith acountry(plus optionallocationoruule,device, andpages), or a completegoogle.com/searchurl, which carries the query, location, and pagination itself and letscountrybe derived from itsglparameter. It also acceptsinclude.aioverviewto extract Google's AI Overview andinclude.paaAioverviewto hydrate the AI answers in People Also Ask.

Every tool accepts an optionalincludeobject to add heavier payload fields; leave it unset for the leanest response. Uselist_countries(optionally filtered by model) andlist_states(with acountry) to discover valid geo-targeting codes.

scrape_grokis registered, but Grok istemporarily unavailable. Calls to it fail until the provider is restored.

Each tool call runs synchronously, consumes credits at the standard per-provider rates (seeProvidersandBilling & credits), and counts against yourconcurrency limits.

For large batches, such as tracking many prompts across engines, use theasync APIdirectly instead of looping tool calls.

- "Ask ChatGPT what the best SERP APIs are and list which vendors it cites."
- "Compare how Perplexity and Copilot answer 'best CRM for startups'. Which sources do they cite?"
- "Does Google's AI Overview for 'ai visibility tracking' mention cloro? Check in the US and Germany."
- "Pull the latest Google News articles about our brand."

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