Agents & MCP
A read-only door into your keyword scores, tracked apps, reviews and Theo’s growth plans, built for AI agents rather than a browser — so Claude, Cursor or anything else that speaks MCP can look things up while it works.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the emerging standard AI agents use to call out to a service and get real data back mid-task, instead of guessing from training data. This product exposes one as a hosted, read-only endpoint: an agent asks it a question about your tracked apps and gets a real, current answer.
Where to find it
Open "AI agents (MCP)" from the dashboard sidebar. It shows the server URL and lets you generate a token. The token is shown once, at creation — store it somewhere safe, because this product only ever keeps a hash of it, the same way it keeps email-verification tokens, and cannot show it to you again. Revoking a token takes effect immediately.
Connecting an agent
The server speaks MCP over Streamable HTTP at asotheory.com/mcp. Point your agent’s MCP client at that URL and supply the token as a bearer credential — an Authorization: Bearer header, never a query parameter, so it never ends up logged by a proxy along the way. Most MCP-capable tools (Claude, Cursor, and others) have a place in their settings for a remote server URL plus a header; that is what goes there.
What it can do
What it will never do
Every tool here reads data this product has already measured. None of them write anything — not to your account, and nowhere near your App Store Connect or Google Play Console listing. That boundary is deliberate and permanent: this product is a data and reasoning provider for an agent to consult, not a credential store or an execution layer. If an agent is going to actually change a live listing, that stays a separate, locally-run tool authenticated with your own Apple or Google key on your own machine — never handed to this product.
Limits and access
Every call is scoped to your account only — an agent using your token can never see another account’s apps. Calls are rate-limited per plan: the free plan has no MCP access, Standard includes 500 calls a day, and premium fields (like keyword difficulty) stay behind the same plan gates they use everywhere else in the product.