Does Katteb Support MCP Servers for Using AI Tools Like Blog Writer, Fact Checker, and Humanizer?

Katteb does not currently offer an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server. However, we've recently launched the Katteb Public API v2, which already allows you to programmatically access key Katteb features from your own code or third-party tools.

What's Available via the Katteb API Today

The Katteb API v2 is production-ready and includes the following endpoints:

• Article Generation — Generate full SEO-optimized articles with all enhancements (featured images, TL;DR, internal links, FAQ sections, key takeaways, video embeds, and more)
• SEO Analysis — Submit any URL or raw text for AI-powered SEO scoring with competitor analysis and entity-level optimization recommendations
• Brand & Style Integration — Pass your brand ID and writing style ID to ensure all API-generated content matches your brand voice
• Credit Management — Check your balance, monitor rate limits, and track usage in real time

How the Katteb API Works

The API uses a job-based architecture. You submit a generation request, receive a job ID, and poll for results — the same reliable pipeline that powers the Katteb dashboard. Here's a quick overview:

1. Generate your API key from Settings → Public API Key in your Katteb dashboard
2. Submit a request (e.g., article generation) via a simple POST call with a Bearer token
3. Poll for results using the returned job ID — content is delivered when processing completes
4. Integrate anywhere — use the HTML output in your CMS, automation pipeline, or custom application

What About Other Tools (Fact Checker, Humanizer, AI Designer)?

We're actively expanding the API. While the current v2 release covers Article Writer and SEO Editor, we plan to add API endpoints for additional Katteb tools soon, including:

• Fact Checker
• Humanizer
• AI Designer
• Research Tools (Trends, Questions, Topic Clusters)

MCP Server — Future Plans

We do not have plans to release an MCP server at this time. Our current focus is on expanding the REST API to cover all Katteb tools. If demand for MCP integration grows, we'll evaluate adding it in a future update.

You can review the full API documentation, test endpoints in the built-in playground, and start integrating today: Katteb API v2 Docs →

If you have specific integration needs or feature requests, feel free to contact our team — we'd love to hear how you plan to use Katteb programmatically.