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Keywords Everywhere for VS Code

Use Keywords Everywhere from GitHub Copilot Chat (agent mode) in Visual Studio Code.

You need: VS Code 1.102 or newer with GitHub Copilot, and a Keywords Everywhere account with credits.

Setup

  1. Open the Command Palette and go to MCP: Add ServerHTTP, enter the URL https://mcp.keywordseverywhere.com/mcp, the name keywords-everywhere, and pick Global or Workspace.
  2. Or create .vscode/mcp.json by hand:
    {
      "servers": {
        "keywords-everywhere": { "type": "http", "url": "https://mcp.keywordseverywhere.com/mcp" }
      }
    }
  3. Start the server (click Start above the entry or run MCP: List Servers). VS Code asks to allow the sign-in; your browser opens the Keywords Everywhere sign-in page, paste your Keywords Everywhere API key and click Connect.
  4. Open Copilot Chat in agent mode, make sure the Keywords Everywhere tools are selected in the tools picker, and ask for example: What is the monthly search volume and CPC of "ergonomic chair" in Germany, in euros?
  • To remove it, delete the entry from mcp.json or run MCP: List Servers and uninstall it.

What Keywords Everywhere adds to your assistant

Fourteen tools, all read-only. Your assistant picks the right one from your question; you never call them by name unless you want to.

ToolWhat it doesCredits
get_credit_balanceGet your account's credit balance.Free
get_countriesGet a list of the countries supported by the API.Free
get_currenciesGet a list of the currencies supported by the API.Free
get_keyword_dataGet keyword metrics for a list of keywords.Each keyword consumes 1 credit.
get_pasf_keywordsGet "People Also Search For" (PASF) keywords for a seed keyword.Each keyword result consumes 2 credits.
get_related_keywordsGet related keyword suggestions for a given keyword.Each keyword returned consumes 2 credits.
get_domain_keywordsGet a list of keywords that a domain ranks for.Each keyword result consumes 2 credits.
get_url_keywordsGet a list of keywords that a URL ranks for.Each keyword result consumes 2 credits.
get_domain_traffic_metricsGet the traffic metrics for a list of domains.Each domain consumes 2 credits.
get_url_traffic_metricsGet the traffic metrics for a list of URLs.Each URL consumes 2 credits.
get_domain_backlinksGet the top backlinks for a domain.Each backlink returned consumes 1 credit.
get_unique_domain_backlinksGet the top backlinks for a domain, with only one backlink per source domain.Each backlink returned consumes 5 credits.
get_page_backlinksGet the top backlinks for a single webpage.Each backlink returned consumes 1 credit.
get_unique_page_backlinksGet the top backlinks for a single webpage, with only one backlink per source domain.Each backlink returned consumes 5 credits.

Things to ask

Credits and your account

You need a Keywords Everywhere account with a credit package. Every data tool spends credits from your own account at the same rates as the Keywords Everywhere API (1 to 5 credits per keyword or returned row, as shown in the table above); checking your balance, countries and currencies is free. Your API key is in the Keywords Everywhere settings (the same key the browser extension uses). Regenerating the key there instantly disconnects every assistant that used the old one.

Security and privacy

Troubleshooting

The sign-in page says the API key is invalid
Copy the full key from your Keywords Everywhere settings again; keys are long and easy to truncate. The account must have an active credit package.
Connected, but no tools appear
Disconnect and connect again, then start a new chat. Some clients cache the tool list until the next connection.
A call fails with "insufficient credits"
Ask for your credit balance, then top up in your Keywords Everywhere account.
Data for a keyword is missing
Google reports no volume for very rare keywords; try a broader phrase or a different country code.
Too many requests
The server allows 120 tool calls per minute per account. Wait a minute and retry.

Support

Email support@keywordseverywhere.com. Please say which assistant you use and what the sign-in page or the assistant reported.