Goji MCP server

What it does

An MCP server exposing GOJI's published content about answer engine optimisation (AEO), SEO, web development, and branding. It gives access to a 108-term glossary, a 14-chapter AI visibility guide, long-form pricing guides, and FAQs, all sourced from a Melbourne-based digital agency. It is aimed at developers and AI clients that need citable, agency-published reference material on these topics.

• Look up how GOJI defines a specific marketing or AEO term, such as 'answer engine optimisation', with plain-English explanations and cited URLs.
• Retrieve published Australian pricing figures for website builds or branding projects from GOJI's long-form guides.
• Read chapters of GOJI's 'Be the Answer' guide to understand how answer engines select sources and how to audit a brand's AI visibility.

Tools this server exposes

Tool	Does
goji_search	Search across GOJI's published glossary, AI-visibility guide, insight articles, and long-form guides, returning titles, summaries, and URLs.
goji_explain_term	Return GOJI's plain-English definition of a given marketing, SEO, AEO, web, or branding term, covering 108 terms.
goji_browse_glossary	List all 108 glossary terms with short definitions, optionally filtered by category such as AI Visibility, Websites, Data, AI Builds, or Brand.
goji_get_service	Return details about one or all of GOJI's five service lines, including what each covers and common client questions.
goji_answer_faq	Search 71 publicly answered questions about GOJI's pricing, timelines, engagement models, and services.
goji_guide_contents	Return the table of contents for GOJI's 14-chapter AI-visibility guide 'Be the Answer'.
goji_read_guide_chapter	Read the full text of one chapter from 'Be the Answer', identified by chapter number or slug.
goji_read_guide	Read one of GOJI's practical long-form guides, including Australian website and branding pricing; omit the slug to list available guides.
goji_start_enquiry	Send an enquiry email to GOJI's studio inbox; only to be called after the user has explicitly requested contact and provided their email address.

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