For developers and agencies

Connect your coding agent to Scanley

Scanley measures how AI assistants and search answer questions about your organization, and turns the gaps into specific website fixes your team approves. Connect Claude, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or VS Code once, and your developer’s tool reads the approved fixes, ships them through your own repository, and reports each one back. Scanley then checks the live site itself.

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How it works

Scanley finds what AI search gets wrong or misses about you, and writes each fix as a brief: the page, the exact change, what done looks like.
A named approver on your team accepts it. Nothing reaches a tool before that.
Your developer’s coding tool reads the accepted brief, makes the change in your repository, and you deploy as usual.
The tool reports the pull request and pages changed. Scanley rechecks the live site before the fix reads verified.

An example

Illustrative, not a client’s data. This is what the tool sees and sends back.

Fix: Add the routing number to the contact page (accepted)
Pages: /contact, /about/locations
Change: Add "Routing number: 000000000" as text under the
  phone number, and in the Organization structured data.
Done when: the number is in the page source a crawler reads.

Receipt: PR #212, commit 4f1c2e9, /contact, /about/locations
Status: live, waiting for Scanley's site recheck

What you need

A Scanley account. Not a customer yet? Start with the free AI scan; we set you up from there.
Coding agents switched on for your company. They are off until someone asks: email hello@meetscanley.com.
Your own sign-in. Each person connects as themselves and picks how far the tool may go.

Connect your tool

Every tool uses this one address. Your sign-in decides which company it can see.

https://meetscanley.com/mcp

Claude (web, desktop or mobile)For anyone using Claude in the browser or the Claude app, on any plan.

Open Claude with Scanley already filled in.Add Scanley to Claude ↗
Choose Add, then Connect. Sign in to Scanley when the browser asks.
Link not opening? In Claude open Customize, then Connectors, choose Add custom connector, name it Scanley and paste this address.
```
https://meetscanley.com/mcp
```

Claude for a whole teamFor the Owner of a Claude Team or Enterprise plan, once for everyone.

Open your organization's connectors with Scanley already filled in.Add Scanley for the team ↗
Link not opening? Open Organization settings, then Connectors, choose Add, then Custom, then Web, and paste this address.
```
https://meetscanley.com/mcp
```
Choose Add. Each person then finds Scanley under Customize, Connectors and chooses Connect to sign in with their own Scanley login.

Claude CodeFor a developer working in the terminal or an editor. Already added Scanley as a Claude connector and signed in to Claude Code with the same Claude account? Claude Code has it already; skip this, or you get a second copy that asks to reconnect.

Run this once in a terminal. It adds Scanley for every project on this computer.

claude mcp add --transport http --scope user scanley https://meetscanley.com/mcp

Start a new Claude Code session, type /mcp, choose scanley, then Authenticate.

Codex app or IDE extensionFor a developer using the Codex desktop app or its editor extension.

Open Settings, then MCP servers, and choose Add server. Pick Streamable HTTP and paste this address.
```
https://meetscanley.com/mcp
```
Save, choose Restart, then Authenticate to sign in to Scanley.

Codex in the terminalFor a developer using the Codex CLI.

Add Scanley.

codex mcp add scanley --url https://meetscanley.com/mcp

CursorFor a developer using Cursor.

Open Cursor with Scanley ready to install, and choose Install.Add to Cursor ↗
Link not opening? Open ~/.cursor/mcp.json (create it if it is missing) and add Scanley. If the file already lists servers, add the scanley entry beside them.
```
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "scanley": {
      "url": "https://meetscanley.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}
```
Open Cursor Settings, then MCP. Turn scanley on and sign in when Cursor asks.

VS CodeFor a developer using GitHub Copilot in VS Code.

Open VS Code with Scanley ready to install, and choose Install.Add to VS Code ↗
Start the scanley server when VS Code asks, and sign in to Scanley in the browser.

Then, in the browser

Sign in to Scanley as you always do.
Read what the tool will see and choose Continue.
Pick the company and how far the tool may go.
Go back to your tool. It is connected.

Try it

List my accepted Scanley fixes and tell me which pages each one touches.
Get the brief for the top accepted fix, implement it in this repo, then submit the implementation receipt with the PR link.
Show me the proposed fixes waiting on my approval and summarize what each one changes.

Or the whole loop, planned first, with nothing changed until you say OK:

List my approved Scanley fixes. Before changing anything, show me a table: fix, pages it touches, what you will change, how you will check it. Wait for my OK. Then make each change in a branch and open a pull request. After I deploy, report each fix to Scanley with the pull request, commit and pages changed, and ask Scanley to recheck the site.

How far it may go

Read: See approved fixes, with every page each one touches and what done looks like.
Implement: Also report what shipped (the pull request, commit and pages changed) and ask Scanley to recheck the site. The fix then shows as live and waiting for Scanley's check.
Approve: Also record your approval decisions on proposed fixes, as you. Offered only if you already approve fixes in Scanley. Give it only to a tool you drive yourself.

The tools: Get company status, List website fixes, Get fix brief, Get approved fix batch, Get verification status, Record approval decision, Submit implementation receipt, Request site recheck, Refresh Google index status.

What it never does

It never sees conversations, billing, or other companies.
It never gets access to your site or code from Scanley; it works through the access you already gave it.
It cannot mark a fix verified. Scanley's own recheck decides that.
It executes no payments or financial transactions of any kind.

If something stops you

“That account has no organization access yet”: You are not a Scanley customer yet, or your team has not added you. Run the free AI scan below, or ask whoever runs Scanley at your company to add you.
“Coding agents are not switched on”: Your company uses Scanley, but connections are off. They are off for every company until someone asks. Email hello@meetscanley.com and we switch it on, usually the same day.
“This connection was revoked”: Someone disconnected the tool in Scanley. Connect again from your tool.
“This connection was not granted”: The tool asked for something above the level you chose. Disconnect and connect again with a higher level.

Privacy and support

What a connection can see and what we record is in our privacy policy. Customers disconnect any tool in Scanley under Coding agents. Questions and support: hello@meetscanley.com.