Ready-Made MCP Workflows
18 step-by-step workflows for ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor: weekly ASO review, metadata rewrite, review replies, release check, AI visibility audit and more.
About 3 minutes
What You Need
- Searvia connected to your assistant (see “Use Searvia from ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Codex or Gemini”)
- Any plan; workflows that use credits ask first
- 1
Open the Prompt Menu
In Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or VS Code type / (or open the attachments and prompts menu) and look for the Searvia prompts. Claude Code lists them as /mcp__searvia__name.
- 2
Pick a Workflow and Fill in the Details
Choose the workflow and give the project id, keyword or domain it asks for. Leave a field empty and the assistant asks or picks it from your projects.
- 3
Let the Assistant Work
It calls the Searvia tools in order (for example overview, rankings, competitor changes and reviews), shows charts and tables where the app supports them, and ends with a short action list with links to the Searvia pages.
- 4
Approve Previews
Steps that use credits, delete data or publish (store text, review replies, releases, ad changes) stop with a preview. Nothing changes until you approve.
What You Get
Recurring ASO and SEO work runs in one message, with the same data, limits and approvals as the panel.
- Weekly ASO review: What moved this week for an app: rankings, competitors, store changes, reviews and the growth actions waiting for approval.
- Rewrite store metadata: New title, subtitle and keyword field (or Google Play short and full description) built from tracked keywords, popularity and competitors.
- Find keyword gaps: Keywords competitors rank for and this app does not, scored by popularity and difficulty, ready to track.
- Competitor app teardown: Compare one competitor app with yours: keywords, listing, ratings, complaints, ads and estimated revenue.
- Answer reviews in bulk: Group unanswered reviews by theme and draft on-brand replies for approval.
- Pre-release check: Before submitting a version: build, metadata, screenshots, what is new text, review info and rating risks.
- AI visibility audit: How ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude answer about your brand: mention and citation rates, rivals they recommend, pages they cite and access problems.
- Technical SEO fix plan: Turn the latest site audit and security scan into a prioritized fix list with example URLs.
- Content refresh list: Pages that lost rankings or never reached the top 10, with what to change in each.
- Apple Ads wasted spend: Search terms and keywords spending without installs, negatives to add and organic overlap.
- Find an app market opportunity: Categories and new apps that grow fast, with revenue estimates and the complaints users have about the leaders.
- Localization plan: Which countries to localize next, with keyword demand per country and the metadata to write.
- Screenshot and creative review: What the first screenshots say, how competitors pitch, and a new caption set to test.
- Investigate a ranking drop: Why one keyword fell: history, competitors on the same days, store changes, SERP volatility and notes.
- Website competitor teardown: Analyze a domain: traffic by page type, top keywords and pages, competitors and backlinks, and what to copy.
- Local SEO review: Map rankings across the area, review health and replies, and the profile fixes that move a local business up.
- Monthly client report: Build a shareable report for a project: KPIs against last month, wins, issues and next month's plan.
- Social content plan: What performed on Instagram, YouTube, TikTok or Facebook, and a four-week post plan built on it.
Troubleshooting and Questions
- Where do I see the list in Searvia?
- Account › API & MCP shows every workflow with its name.
- Can I use them without the prompt menu?
- Yes. Ask in plain language, for example “run the weekly ASO review for Habitly”. Developers can also install the same workflows as skills from the Searvia CLI repository.
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