One step at a time.
Connect your AI agent to Vixqo, test it, then decide whether to automate the loop. You’ll only see the step you’re working on.
Which agent do you use?
Pick one. Vixqo will only show the setup instructions for that agent.
Add Vixqo.
Use the settings below in your agent.
Name it Vixqo and use the MCP URL below.
Test the connection.
Open a new chat in your agent and send this. Do not make any site changes yet.
The agent should identify the connected site and return Vixqo status without asking for a token or Search Console export.
Give your agent one operating instruction.
This tells the agent that Vixqo owns prioritization, guardrails, and measurement.
View full instructions
Turn on Vixqo monitoring.
This automates Vixqo’s side of the loop: refresh Search Console, re-score opportunities, block conflicts, then queue one action or Observe.
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Do you want agent execution scheduled?
This is separate from Vixqo monitoring. Your agent needs its own recurring run to pick up queued actions. If your agent surface doesn’t support scheduled MCP runs, skip this for now.
You can still use Vixqo manually whenever you want.
View full recurring prompt
Vixqo is connected.
Your agent can now use Vixqo as the decision layer. Monitoring and agent scheduling remain separate so you always know what is automated.
Have the agent show the evidence and full implementation plan. Do not execute until you’re comfortable with the output.
If Vixqo says Observe, that is a valid result. It means there is no safe new action to take yet.