# Geekflare MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> Geekflare lets you run technical audits on your websites directly through your AI client. It handles everything from Lighthouse SEO scores and page load speeds to DNS record lookups and SSL certificate checks. Instead of jumping between browser tabs and manual dashboards, you can ask your agent to find broken links, capture screenshots, or verify your API health. It's built for web teams who need real-time visibility into their digital infrastructure without the manual overhead.

## Overview
- **Category:** developer-tools
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_31tAnWGyH6P0QQcHSTePNYz6YFJbA4e3nthTk5Qk/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** website-auditing, performance-testing, security-scanning, dns-monitoring, lighthouse-audit, uptime-monitoring, api-integration

## Description

Most web teams spend their days jumping between three or four different tabs just to figure out why a page is slow or why a DNS record isn't propagating. You have to open one tool for speed tests, another for security headers, and a third to hunt down 404 errors. It's a fragmented process that makes it easy to miss something critical. Geekflare changes that by bringing all those technical checks into a single conversation with your AI agent. Instead of manually running scripts or navigating complex dashboards, you just tell your agent what you need to know. You can get a full SEO audit, check your SSL status, or see exactly what your DNS records look like in seconds. It's about having a unified way to monitor your web presence without the context switching. When you connect this to your workflow via the Vinkius catalog, you're essentially giving your agent a set of eyes and a toolkit for your entire web stack. You stop being a manual data gatherer and start being a reviewer who makes decisions based on the data your agent pulls instantly. It handles the heavy lifting of fetching the metrics so you can focus on the actual fixes. You can check your API health, grab visual screenshots for design reviews, and verify your domain ownership all from one prompt. It turns a multi-step technical audit into a simple, conversational check.

## Tools

### take_website_screenshot
Capture a full-page visual of a URL so you can see exactly what a user sees. This is great for visual QA and design checks.

### check_broken_links
Find 404 errors on any page to ensure your internal navigation stays intact. This helps you clean up dead links across your site.

### get_dns_records
Pull A, MX, CNAME, and TXT records to verify how your domain is routed. Use this to confirm your DNS settings are correct.

### run_lighthouse_audit
Get a complete SEO and performance score for any URL using the Google Lighthouse engine. This gives you a full audit in one step.

### measure_load_time
Check page speed and Time to First Byte (TTFB) to find where your site is lagging. It provides real numbers for your performance goals.

### scan_ssl_tls_cert
Verify that your SSL certificates are valid and free from known security vulnerabilities. Use this to keep your site secure.

### get_whois_data
Retrieve registration details and ownership info for any domain name. This helps verify domain status and history.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
Can you run a Lighthouse audit on https://example.com and tell me the SEO score?
```

**Response:** 
```
I've completed the audit for example.com. Here are your results:

| Metric | Score |
| :--- | :--- |
| Performance | 88 |
| Accessibility | 95 |
| Best Practices | 100 |
| SEO | 92 |

Your site is performing well, but there are a few issues with image compression that are dragging down your speed score.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Check for any broken links on this page: https://example.com/blog
```

**Response:** 
```
I'm scanning the page for 404 errors now...

I found 3 broken links:
- https://example.com/old-post (404)
- https://example.com/image1.jpg (404)
- https://example.com/contact-us (404)

Would you like me to check any other pages?
```

**Prompt:** 
```
What are the DNS records for apple.com?
```

**Response:** 
```
I've retrieved the DNS records for apple.com:

- **A Records**: 17.253.144.10
- **MX Records**: apple-com.mail.protection.outlook.com
- **CNAME**: (Multiple records found)

Do you need me to look up the Whois registration data for this domain as well?
```

## Capabilities

### Run full SEO and performance audits
Get a complete Lighthouse report for any URL to see your accessibility and speed scores.

### Measure page load speeds
Check your Time to First Byte and overall page load times to find performance bottlenecks.

### Scan SSL certificates
Verify that your SSL/TLS certificates are valid and free from security vulnerabilities.

### Retrieve DNS records
Pull A, MX, CNAME, and TXT records for any domain to check your routing configuration.

### Identify broken links
Scan specific pages for 404 errors to find and fix dead navigation links.

### Capture full-page screenshots
Generate visual captures of live URLs to see exactly how your site renders.

### Monitor API health
Verify the status of your digital infrastructure and API endpoints directly.

## Use Cases

### Finding broken links in a blog
An SEO specialist asks the agent to find 404s on a new blog post. The agent uses check_broken_links and reports the dead URLs.

### Verifying a new DNS setup
A DevOps engineer wants to know if their MX records updated. The agent uses get_dns_records to show the current routing.

### Pre-launch site audit
A developer wants a quick health check. The agent runs run_lighthouse_audit and measure_load_time to provide a performance summary.

### Security check for a client
An IT manager needs to verify an SSL cert. The agent uses scan_ssl_tls_cert to confirm it's valid and secure.

## Benefits

- Get instant SEO scores without leaving your workspace by using run_lighthouse_audit for quick audits.
- Identify navigation issues faster by using check_broken_links to find 404s across your site.
- Verify domain health in seconds with get_dns_records and get_whois_data for accurate routing info.
- Spot visual bugs immediately by using take_website_screenshot to see exactly what the browser renders.
- Ensure site security by using scan_ssl_tls_cert to catch expired or weak certificates before they cause issues.
- Optimize user experience by using measure_load_time to pinpoint specific bottlenecks in your server response.

## How It Works

The bottom line is you get a unified command center for web health without leaving your chat interface.

1. Subscribe to the Geekflare MCP and grab your API key from the Geekflare dashboard.
2. Add your API key to your AI client's configuration.
3. Ask your agent to run audits, check DNS, or take screenshots of any URL.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**How does the Geekflare MCP help with SEO?**
It lets your AI agent run full Lighthouse audits and identify broken links automatically. This helps you find performance bottlenecks and dead URLs without manual searching.

**Can I use Geekflare to check my website's speed?**
Yes, it can measure your page load times and Time to First Byte (TTFB). Your agent can provide a quick summary of how fast your site feels to users.

**Does Geekflare check my SSL certificate?**
It scans your SSL/TLS certificates for validity and security vulnerabilities. This ensures your site is secure and your certificates aren't about to expire.

**Can I see what my website looks like with Geekflare?**
You can ask your agent to take a full-page screenshot of any URL. This is great for checking how your site renders across different pages.

**Can Geekflare find broken links on my site?**
It can identify 404 errors on any specific page you provide. This makes it easy to clean up navigation issues on large websites or blogs.

**How do I use Geekflare to check DNS records?**
You just ask your agent to retrieve the DNS records for a specific domain. It will pull the A, MX, CNAME, and TXT records for you instantly.

**Can I run a full Lighthouse SEO audit via AI?**
Yes! Use the `run_lighthouse_audit` tool and provide the target URL. Your agent will return scores for Performance, SEO, Accessibility, and Best Practices.

**How do I check if my SSL certificate is valid using the agent?**
Use the `scan_ssl_tls_cert` tool. Provide the domain name, and Geekflare will verify the issuer, expiration date, and security protocols used by your site.

**Is it possible to see the DNS records for a domain via AI?**
Absolutely. Use the `get_dns_records` query. Provide the URL, and the agent will retrieve A, MX, CNAME, and TXT records registered for that domain.