generate_report

Cost: 15 credits.

generate_report rolls up a project's latest crawl_site and pull_gsc_data results into a single, self-contained HTML report and returns a public link you can share with clients or teammates. Run crawl_site and/or pull_gsc_data first.

What it does

It reads the most recent successful crawl and Search Console pull for the project (whichever exist) and renders a light, readable summary:

• Site crawl — pages crawled, pages skipped, and basic on-page issues (missing titles, meta descriptions, or H1s, and error responses).
• Search performance — the current window's total clicks and impressions, plus your top queries and top pages.

The report is deliberately a summary, not a re-run of the analysis engines — it points you back to audit_onpage, audit_tech, audit_schema, find_quick_wins, detect_cannibalization, and analyze_content_decay for the deep breakdowns. Every report carries a small "powered by SeoGrep" footer.

If the project has neither a crawl nor a Search Console pull yet, the tool tells you to run crawl_site or pull_gsc_data first — and you are not charged.

Example

Ask your MCP client in plain language:

Generate a shareable SEO report for my example.com project.

Input

Returns

The report's title, its report_id, and a public URL (/r/<slug>) that anyone with the link can open — no sign-in required. The link uses an unguessable 64-bit slug, and you can see all your reports on the Reports page of your dashboard.