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Connect Nimt to your AI assistant and work with your projects in plain language. Explore analytics and citations, manage prompts and project settings, create new projects with a guided workflow, and review workspace or billing context without copying information between apps. The connection uses Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard for connecting AI assistants to external tools and data. Nimt hosts the server; you do not need to install or run anything locally.

What you can do

  • Find projects in your connected Nimt workspace.
  • Analyze brand metrics, prompt performance, citations, and web-search queries.
  • Manage project settings, tracking models, prompts, tags, and overrides.
  • Create and review a project before activating it.
  • Review workspace members, plans, subscriptions, and credit use when you are an organization owner or admin.
For example:
Use Nimt to find my project for example.com. Show its visibility trend and top cited pages for the last 30 days.
See guided workflows for step-by-step analysis and project creation, available tools for the full catalog, and example questions for more ideas.

Connect your assistant

ChatGPT

Add Nimt to ChatGPT on the web and ask your first question.

Claude

Connect from Claude on the web or desktop, without a terminal.
Using Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, or another MCP client? See other clients.

How access works

You sign in with your Nimt account and choose one workspace for the connection. Your assistant can read data and make changes in that workspace within your existing permissions. Switching workspaces in the Nimt app does not change the connection. You can remove its access in Settings → Connected apps. Data returned by a tool is shared with the AI service you connect. Review your organization’s policies and the client’s data handling settings before connecting. See authentication and access. For requests that change your project, ask the assistant to show the proposed changes and wait for your confirmation. See example questions for ways to explore data and review changes.