The qualification has already happened inside Watchr, so what reaches the model is filtered signal rather than a scrape. That makes it usable for the thing people actually want — a weekly recap, a battle card update, a positioning comparison across tracked brands — instead of another dashboard to read.
The official remote server for Watchr, a competitive intelligence and brand monitoring platform. Watchr watches competitors' sites, ads, social posts and news and qualifies each signal against a prompt you define; this server exposes the resulting monitoring groups, tracked brands, insights and sent reports to an MCP client. Read-only.
- The monitoring groups your workspace runs, and the brands tracked under them
- Validated insights, searchable across your workspace
- A single insight in full, when you want the source behind a line in a summary
- The reports Watchr has sent, and any one of them fetched back
- Everything scoped to your workspace, so the answer is the movement Watchr already qualified as relevant rather than raw feed noise
A Watchr workspace. The server is hosted at https://mcp.watchr.ai/mcp — no local install and no Docker. Clients that support Dynamic Client Registration sign in through a browser OAuth flow; everything else uses a personal API key generated in your workspace.
One command — claude mcp add --transport http watchr https://mcp.watchr.ai/mcp