Give your agent the keys
One line, pasted into any coding agent. It installs the CLI, wires up MCP, audits your website, and starts fixing what it finds.
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Fetch and follow the setup instructions for squirrelscan at https://docs.squirrelscan.com/agent-setup/prompt.mdWorks in all six below. And most of the ones that are not.
Rather do it by hand
Fair enough. Six agents we actually test against, each with a real guide. Any other MCP client works too: see MCP clients.
Claude CodeanthropicInstall the plugin and get skills and MCP in one go, or add MCP on its own.Guide →
CodexopenaiOne codex mcp add, or a block in ~/.codex/config.toml.Guide →
CursorcursorOne-click install, or two lines in mcp.json if you prefer to see the wiring.Guide →
opencodeopencodeOpen source, terminal native. Remote MCP in opencode.json.Guide →
CopilotgithubEditor extension and CLI with agent mode. Add squirrelscan as an HTTP MCP server.Guide →
WindsurfcognitionAgentic IDE with Cascade. Add squirrelscan as an HTTP MCP server.Guide →What it can do once it is in
Audit278 rules across SEO, performance, security, accessibility, and agent experience.
ReadEvery issue carries a rule id, a severity, the affected URL, and the fix. Structured tool output, not a PDF.
TrackCloud audits keep a per-website issue tracker your agent can read and comment on.
SpendNothing, locally. Local audits need no account and cost no credits.