Use BlazeHive from your AI assistant

Connect your app

Pick your app. Every app opens the same BlazeHive approval page.

Claude (web, Desktop and mobile)

1. Step 1

   Add a custom connector

   In your AI app

   In Claude, open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.

2. Step 2

   Paste the URL

   https://mcp.blazehive.io/mcp Copy

   Leave the client ID and secret empty.

3. Step 3

   Approve

   In BlazeHive

   Claude opens BlazeHive. Check that the page says "Sends you back to Claude (claude.ai)", then click Approve.

4. Step 4

   Check it works

   Ask "Which websites do I have in BlazeHive, and what's the status of each?" The BlazeHive dashboard shows inside the chat.

ChatGPT

BlazeHive is not in the ChatGPT app directory yet. Until it is, add it in developer mode.

1. Step 1

   Turn on developer mode

   In your AI app

   In ChatGPT settings, turn on Developer mode.

2. Step 2

   Add BlazeHive

   Go to chatgpt.com/plugins, select +, paste the URL, name it BlazeHive and create it.

   https://mcp.blazehive.io/mcp Copy

3. Step 3

   Sign in and approve

   In BlazeHive

   Sign in to BlazeHive in the window ChatGPT opens, then click Approve. The page says "Sends you back to ChatGPT (chatgpt.com)".

4. Step 4

   Use it in a chat

   In a new chat, add BlazeHive from + → More.

If BlazeHive's tools change, open the connection at chatgpt.com/plugins and select Refresh.

To check it works, ask "Which websites do I have in BlazeHive, and what's the status of each?"

Claude Code

Run this in your terminal:

Terminal Copy

claude mcp add --transport http blazehive https://mcp.blazehive.io/mcp

Then, inside Claude Code, run /mcp and authenticate BlazeHive. The approval page says "An app on this computer (localhost:PORT)". Click Approve.

To check it works, ask "Which websites do I have in BlazeHive, and what's the status of each?"

Cursor

Add this to ~/.cursor/mcp.json:

~/.cursor/mcp.json Copy

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "blazehive": {
      "url": "https://mcp.blazehive.io/mcp"
    }
  }
}

When Cursor opens the BlazeHive approval page, click Approve. The page says "The Cursor app on this computer" or "An app on this computer".

To check it works, ask "Which websites do I have in BlazeHive, and what's the status of each?"

Other apps

These apps also work with BlazeHive: VS Code (GitHub Copilot), OpenAI Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Zed and Goose. Add BlazeHive as a remote MCP server over HTTP with this URL. Leave any client ID and secret empty, then click Approve when the BlazeHive page opens.

https://mcp.blazehive.io/mcp Copy

Not supported yet. Windsurf, Mistral Le Chat and Perplexity can't connect yet. For them the approval page shows only Deny.

To check it works, ask "Which websites do I have in BlazeHive, and what's the status of each?"

The approval screen

Every app sends you to the same page on app.blazehive.io.

1. Step 1

   Sign in if asked

   Password, Google and magic-link sign-in all bring you back to the approval page.

2. Step 2

   Check the page

   The page is titled "Connect your app to BlazeHive". Check that Signed in as shows your BlazeHive email and Sends you back to names the app you came from.

3. Step 3

   Click Approve

   Click Approve. The page shows "Returning you to the app…" and sends you back. Click Deny if you didn't start the request.

• Approving lets the app read and change data in every project you have access to, with your permissions.
• The app stays connected. It refreshes its sign-in on its own.
• Note the Client ID. Support needs it if you ask them to revoke the app.
• If only Deny shows, the app isn't supported.

Example prompts

Once BlazeHive is connected, ask in plain words. For ideas you can copy, see the example prompts for content plans, keywords, pages, Search Console data, reports and outreach.

What it can do

The groups above hold 59 tools. Two more open the BlazeHive dashboard and page drafts inside apps that support them, such as Claude. Owners and editors can make changes. Client seats are view-only.

Done in the BlazeHive app

These are not available over MCP. Do them in BlazeHive.

• Billing, plan changes and buying credits Billing
• Adding websites
• Creating, editing or deleting CMS connections Integrations
• Connecting or disconnecting Google Search Console Integrations
• Team invites and role changes Team
• Audits of other URLs, deleting reports, deleting your account, file downloads

Plans and limits

Plans

• Starting BlazeHive on a website, keyword research and changing the content plan need an active subscription or trial.
• Retrying pages and regenerating the landing base need Content Creator or All-in-one.
• Sending outreach, previewing emails, discovery and replies need Backlink Building or All-in-one. Without it, list_prospects shows a 13-prospect sample with contacts hidden.
• When your plan doesn't include an action, the reply says the action isn't included in the workspace's current BlazeHive plan. Change your plan in the app.

Quotas

Rate limits per minute

Each limit counts requests per user per minute, except Per network, which counts every request from one IP address.

Troubleshooting

Disconnect

Remove BlazeHive from your AI app's connector or MCP settings.

The BlazeHive web app has no connected-apps screen. To have BlazeHive revoke an app completely, email support with the Client ID from the approval screen.