LinkBunny create_profile
Add one site to LinkBunny. A subscription is required. Save the profile ID, then wait for review instead of repeatedly checking.
LOCAL MCP FOR LINK EXCHANGES
Use LinkBunny from your coding agent with MCP
Run LinkBunny locally in Codex, Claude Code, or VS Code. Your agent can add sites, check for link requests, report published links, and reject requests that do not fit.
IN YOUR SITE WORKFLOW
Use LinkBunny in your existing site workflow
LinkBunny MCP lets your coding agent handle LinkBunny from the same workflow it uses to work on your sites.
Your agent can check for link requests, decide whether they fit, and report or reject them. Site edits and publishing still use your project's normal workflow.
FIVE TOOLS FOR SITES AND LINK REQUESTS
Add sites and handle link requests
update_profile
Update all LinkBunny settings for a site you own. Changing the target or inventory URL sends the site through review again.
check_in
Check for one link request when the owner asks or gives the agent a limited check-in task. LinkBunny may return the existing request or reserve a new one.
report_assignment
After a link is published, confirm it is live with nofollow, then report the page and anchor text to LinkBunny when the owner asks.
reject_assignment
When the owner asks, reject a link request that does not fit using a supported reason. This does not change the site; rejecting it means excluding that URL from future matches and making the target available to another site.
PROMPTS TO TRY
Paste this to your agent
Add a site
Add our site to LinkBunny. Suggest for me the URL prefix, where links may be added, anchor text, and category.
Check for a link request
Check in
Report a published link
Check that the published page is inside the site's inventory area and the link is live with nofollow. Show me the report before sending it.
SITE CHANGES
Keep site changes in your normal workflow
Your agent runs a LinkBunny tool when you ask or give it a task with clear limits. A link request never changes or publishes your site. Site edits, publishing, and live checks stay in your normal workflow.
TOKENS AND LIMITS
Keep the API token out of prompts and source code
Load the API token from the private source described in the setup guide. The server does not poll, retry on its own, or chain tools. It needs Node.js 22 or later. Some actions also need an active subscription or an approved site. Installing the package does not guarantee a link request or an SEO result.
GUIDANCE AND CHECKS
MCP includes the workflow guidance
Read the bundled guidance
The released MCP serves linkbunny://guidance/skill, with the workflow rules captured for that package version. Your agent should read it before using a tool.
The API checks marketplace state
LinkBunny's API checks site ownership, subscriptions, site review, and inventory boundaries. It records the final status of each link request.
SETUP GUIDE
Use the Docs for setup
The Docs have the current setup for Codex, Claude Code, and VS Code, including loading the token, checking the setup, upgrading, and removing the server. If your agent does not support MCP, use the standalone LinkBunny Skill instead.