Pixelesq

Get analytics for traffic referred from AI platforms (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, etc.)

Get Google Search Console indexing status for all pages in a project

Get a collection's schema and field definitions. Each field has a type (text/html/number/boolean/date/media/option/reference) plus `list` (true = the field holds an ARRAY of that type) and `to` (for reference fields, the target collection id). ALWAYS check `list` before writing content: a reference field with list: true takes an array of entry IDs, not a single ID.

Get a collection entry's content and metadata

Gets submissions for a form (find the formId via list_forms). Returns { results: [{ id, submission, createdAt }], pagination: { offset, limit, total } } where submission is the submitted field values as JSON. Default limit 20. Note: submissions contain user-entered PII.

Check if Google Search Console is connected to this project

Poll an AI image-generation job started by generate_image. Returns { status, assets } where status is pending|running|completed|failed; when completed, assets is [{ id, url, description }] and each url is usable directly as a section media.src.

Check the project's monthly AI image-generation quota before calling generate_image. Returns { used, limit, remaining, plan, unlimited } (remaining is null when unlimited).

Get details of a specific page

Get the actual text content of a page's sections (titles, descriptions, CTAs, images, items). Use this to read what's on the page before editing.

Get Google Search Console indexing status for a specific page

Get the revision history of a page to see previous versions

Get the content of a partial (header, footer, or other reusable section)

Get a project's full details: id, name, slug, plan, siteBaseUrl, settings (theme, template, features, chatbot), brand/AI context (siteProfile, audienceStrategy, contentGeneration), content counts, and whether AI image generation is enabled at context.imageGeneration.enabled. Check that flag before calling generate_image.

Get Google Search Console search performance data (clicks, impressions, CTR, position)

Get a single section's full content and config from a page. Returns the complete section including all uislices with ctx (content) and cfg (layout config). Use this to inspect one section in isolation before editing, instead of loading the whole page. Typical flow: call get_page_content (or list_pages) to find the section id, then call get_section_content to read that one section, then call save_section_content to save your edits.

Get the full default content and config structure for a specific section type. Use this before creating a section to understand its exact data structure. Returns the complete defaults object with ctx (content) and cfg (layout config) that you can modify and pass to save_page_content. The defaults include properly structured fields. Replace the text values (title.value, desc.value, cta labels/urls, media src/alt, item content) with your generated content while keeping the structure intact.

Get site traffic analytics (pageviews, visits, bounce rate, duration)

Get the current theme (colors, typography, spacing)

Insert a brand-new section at a given position on a page. The MCP server loads the existing sections, splices the new one in, and saves. All existing sections are preserved. Use get_section_defaults first to get a valid section template for the type you want (e.g. HeroWithMedia, Faqs). Assign fresh UUIDs for the section.id and each uislice.id. Then call insert_section with position set to the zero-based index where the new section should appear, or -1 to append at the end. Set section.type to "Uislice" for a regular content section (or "Partial" for an embedded partial). The component name (HeroWithMedia, Faqs, etc) goes on uislices[0].type, not on section.type. When inserting a Partial (shared header/footer), use the partial's id as section.id and send props as {"ctx": {}, "cfg": {}} (both fields are required by the server; the partial's real content lives in its own revisions). You MUST provide lastVersion from get_page_content latestRevision.version.

Inspect a URL in Google Search Console (indexing, crawl, robots.txt status)

List media assets in a project (images, icons, SVGs)

List all content collections in a project

Lists a project's custom domains. Returns [{ id, hostname, verified, misconfigured, updatedAt }]. Use to check whether a domain is verified or misconfigured.

List entries in a collection

Lists forms in a project. Returns { results: [{ id, name, updatedAt, formSchema { title, fields[{ label, name, type, required, helpText, options }], button } }], pagination: { offset, limit, total } }. Default limit 20. Use to find a formId before reading submissions.

List all pages in a project

List all partials (reusable sections like headers and footers) in a project

List all your Pixelesq projects

List all URL redirects in a project

List available section types for building pages. Returns each type's name, description, group, use cases, content fields, and preview image URL. Groups: hero, features, content, faqs, testimonials, pricing, form, stats, logos, header, footer, cta, search, team. Use the optional group filter to narrow results.

Publish a collection entry to make it live

Publish a page to make it live

Publish a partial (header, footer, or reusable section) to make it live across all pages

Remove a section from a page by id. All other sections are preserved. You MUST provide lastVersion for conflict detection.

Reorder the sections on a page. Provide the full ordered list of section IDs (every existing section must be included exactly once). Content is preserved; only positions change.

Revert a page's draft to a previous revision. Creates a NEW draft revision whose content is copied from the given revision, making it the latest draft head. The given revision itself is not modified, and the published revision is unaffected until you publish. Use get_page_revisions to find the revision to revert to (e.g. the currently published revision). This is also the recovery path when the latest draft has become unreadable or corrupted: revert to the last known-good revision and continue from there.

Roll a page revision back to one of its numbered versions by deleting all newer version patches on that revision. Version numbers count up from 1 within a revision (each save adds one). Use this to undo recent saves on the current draft without creating a new revision. WARNING: deleted versions cannot be recovered. The revision's content rolls back to the state at the given version number.

Save/update the content of a collection entry. Merge semantics (RFC 7396 JSON Merge Patch): - Fields you send override the server's values. - Fields you omit are preserved from the existing entry. - To explicitly clear a field, send it as null. - Arrays are REPLACED wholesale — send the full array you want. Content is a JSON object where keys MATCH the collection's field schema (call get_collection first to see exact field names and types). Value shape by field type: - text: string - html: string (HTML) - number: number - boolean: boolean - date: ISO-8601 date string (e.g. "2026-05-01T00:00:00Z") - image / media: object { src: string, alt?: string } or a URL string - reference: string (target entry ID; must point at an existing entry) LIST fields: when a field has list: true in the schema (check get_collection), send an ARRAY of the base type instead — e.g. a list reference takes ["entryId1", "entryId2"], a single-ID string is INVALID and will be rejected. Arrays are replaced wholesale on merge. Example: to update only the body, send { body: "<p>New content</p>" } — name, slug, and other fields are preserved automatically. You MUST provide lastVersion from get_entry latestRevision.version for optimistic concurrency.

Save sections to a page. Replaces the page's sections list with the provided sections (section-level add/remove/reorder happens here), but within each matching section, cfg and ctx are merged against the server's current state. Each section has: id (uuid), name, type ("Uislice" for regular content sections, "Partial" for embedded partials), and uislices array. Each uislice has: id (uuid), type (the component name like HeroWithMedia, Faqs), collectionId (optional), and props with ctx (content) and cfg (layout config). Common uislice component types (uislices[0].type): HeroWithMedia, HeroWithMediaBelow, StickyFeatures, StickyFeaturesCard, HowItWorks, Faqs, FaqsOnCard, SimpleForm, PqPricing, CardWithMedia, TextGrid, LogoGrid, MediaBentoCards, TestimonialGrid. Merge semantics for cfg and ctx within each section (RFC 7396 JSON Merge Patch): - Fields you send override the server's values. - Fields you omit are preserved unchanged. - To explicitly clear a field, send it as null. - Arrays (ctas, items, media, icons, menu, social, legal) are REPLACED wholesale. Workflow: Call get_section_defaults first to get properly structured defaults for new sections. Modify text values (title.value, desc.value, CTA labels/urls, media src/alt) while preserving structure. You MUST provide lastVersion from get_page_content latestRevision.version for optimistic concurrency.