Use PromptEye with Claude and other tools

The Developer page helps you use your PromptEye data outside the app. For example, you can ask Claude about your projects in a conversation, or connect PromptEye to another tool your team uses.

We are still developing these connections and adding to what they can do. The available options may grow over time.

Ask Claude about your PromptEye data

PromptEye MCP connects PromptEye to Claude Desktop. Once connected, you can ask questions in everyday language instead of looking through the app yourself.

To get started, open the Developer page in PromptEye and choose Download for Claude. Install the downloaded add-on in Claude Desktop. Then create an API key with API access, and enter the key and the API address from PromptEye in the add-on settings. The full key appears only once, so copy it when it is created. If you lose it, create a new one and replace the old key in Claude.

Claude Desktop is not the only option: on the Integrations page, Open repository shows how to connect PromptEye MCP to other assistants that support MCP.

When you are ready, start by asking Claude:

What can PromptEye MCP help me with? Which tools can I use?

Claude can tell you which PromptEye tools are available in your setup. Then you can ask it to use one. For example:

• “Show me the projects I have in PromptEye.”
• “What is happening with my brand’s visibility in [project name]?”
• “Which competitors are showing up in [project name]?”
• “What prompts are we tracking for [project name]?”
• “What sources are appearing in the AI results for [project name]?”

Claude can also look up this Help Center, so you can ask how a feature works, for example “What does Reach Index mean in PromptEye?”. What Claude can answer depends on the tools available in your MCP version and the data in your PromptEye account. If you are not sure where to start, ask Claude what it can look up.

Connect another tool with the API

The API is a way for other apps to share information with PromptEye. It can help your team bring PromptEye data into its own tools, or connect a workflow you already use. The API card shows the address needed for a connection and links to the API documentation, which explains what is currently available.

You do not need to use the API to work in PromptEye. If you are setting up a connection yourself, the API documentation is the place to check whether it supports what you have in mind. We are continuing to develop the API and its integrations.

Your connection keys

The API Keys card is where you create and remove keys used by Claude and other connected tools. Give each key a name that helps you remember where it is used, such as “Claude Desktop”.

Each key has one or both permissions. For Claude, Looker Studio, and your own tools, choose API access, which allows reading and changing your PromptEye data through the API. LLM tracking ingest only allows sending bot visits from your website to Traffic; it does not let anyone look up your data. Use a separate key for each purpose, so that a key placed on your web server cannot read your data.

A key belongs to the person who created it and works with the projects that person can access. If their access to a project is removed, the key no longer reaches that project.

You will only see the full key when you create it. Save it somewhere safe and share it only with the tool you are connecting. If you delete a key, anything using it will stop connecting until you add a replacement key to that tool.