There is no package, no key and no config beyond the endpoint — OAuth discovery does the rest. What that buys you is the boring half of link building done conversationally: recording what you submitted where, and asking which high-rating resources you have not used yet for this project.
A hosted MCP server for MyBacklinks, a backlink tracker aimed at indie projects. This repository holds the connection guides and client examples; the server itself runs at mybacklinks.app and authenticates through OAuth, so there is nothing to install.
- Projects — listProjects for all of them with basic stats, getProject for one with link counts
- Links — listProjectLinks to browse a project's backlinks, getLink for full detail and history, upsertProjectLink to create or update a record
- Discovery — listLinkResources to browse resources, discoverBacklinkOpportunities to surface the ones a project has not used yet
- Resource curation — addBacklinkResource, which rejects a domain you already have, and updateBacklinkResource for submission URL, type, domain rating and notes
- getProjectAnalytics for the project's SEO metrics
- Optional payment challenges on paid tools for controlled agents, off by default and separate from account authorization
A MyBacklinks account and a client that speaks Streamable HTTP — add https://mybacklinks.app/mcp and the client discovers the OAuth metadata, opens a browser for sign-in and stores the token itself. Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, ChatGPT connectors and Kelivo are the clients the guide covers, each with a one-line CLI command or a config snippet. MIT licensed.
One command — claude mcp add --transport http --scope user mybacklinks https://mybacklinks.app/mcp