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ContextBolt

MCP servers that give your AI agent context it can't reach: search saved bookmarks, run SEO research, and track competitors inside Claude & Cursor.

About ContextBolt

ContextBolt builds MCP servers that plug the data your AI agent can't reach directly into the tools you already use, like Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, Zed, and Codex. Each server connects in a single line of config, and the product is MCP-native, local-first, and built with no lock-in.

There are three live tools. Bookmarks pulls every post you save on X, Reddit, and LinkedIn into one searchable library, so your agent can recall anything by meaning rather than keyword. SEO is a hosted server that gives your agent live keyword, SERP, and competitor data, letting you ask research questions in plain English and get real numbers back without a dashboard. Radar watches your competitors' pricing, shipping, and positioning every night and briefs you only on what actually changed, with counter-moves ready for your agent to run.

Pick the data your agent is missing and add it in under a minute.

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