Claude Peec AI connectorWhat Claude can do in your Peec AI account.
The Claude Peec AI connector lists 8 tools on its sheet, all read tools. 8 look up your projects and reports, 0 write, 0 are undocumented. Below: what Claude reads, where Peec's own docs say more, and who holds the switch.
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What changes for your marketing team
Peec AI tracks how your brand shows up in answers from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode, Claude, Microsoft Copilot and Grok. With the connector, you ask in plain English and Claude reads the numbers from your Peec dashboard itself.
Check where the brand stands. To see how the brand compares with tracked competitors, get_brand_report returns visibility, sentiment, position and share of voice, and list_brands confirms which brands the project tracks.
See who the AI engines cite. get_domain_report and get_url_report show the domains and pages the engines retrieve and cite, across AI search engines.
Review what's being tracked. list_projects, list_prompts, list_topics and list_tags lay out what Peec monitors, organized by topic and label.
What the sheet doesn't cover: it lists no tool that creates or edits a prompt, topic or tracked brand. Peec's own docs do describe write tools that the sheet leaves out, and the limits section puts the two side by side. Nothing runs in the background either, so no report sends itself on a schedule. That's a job for an automation tool, a different line of work; the Integrations hub covers that side.
Five words before you start
The vocabulary used below, one sentence each.
- Connector
- The link you set up once between Claude and an account you already have, so it can pull from it while it answers.
- Tool
- One specific, named action the connector makes possible. Claude picks which ones to call; the directory names each of them.
- Authorization
- The service's screen where you agree to give Claude access. It's granted once per person and taken back the same way.
- Approval
- The moment Claude stops to ask for your OK before it changes something in an account, right inside the chat.
- MCP
- The open standard connectors are built on, the one that lets an assistant like Claude exchange with a third-party service.
Connect Peec AI to Claude in three steps
- 01
Open the connector list
In Claude's settings, go to Customize, then Connectors, and find Peec AI. On a Team or Enterprise workspace, an Owner or Primary Owner has to enable it before each member can connect.
- 02
Sign in to Peec
Click Connect on its row: Peec opens its consent page in your browser, where you sign in and allow access. If the link ever breaks, hit Disconnect and connect again.
- 03
Read the authorization screen
Before you accept, read what the screen says: it's Peec's, not Claude's, and it sets how far the access reaches. Peec's consent page asks you to sign in and choose Agree & Allow Access, and the session then persists across conversations.
The 8 tools, grouped by what they do
Peec AI gives Claude 8 tools: 8 that read your account, 0 that change something in it.
The directory sheet only lists lookup tools. Names stay in English, exactly as Claude shows them.
- 8 read
What Claude reads (8)
8 toolsEight tools that read your Peec projects and reports without changing them.
list_projects
Lists every project your account has access to. Peec says this call always comes first, since most of the other tools need a project to work on.
list_brands
Shows the brands in a project: yours plus the competitors Peec tracks for you. It's the reference list before any comparison. Like most of the connector's tools, it works inside a project picked beforehand.
list_prompts
Shows the prompts tracked in a project, and the list can be filtered by topic or by tag. Each prompt belongs to one topic, which is how the rest of the reporting is organized.
list_topics
Returns the topics that group a project's prompts, with each prompt sitting in exactly one topic. Handy when you'd rather read results by theme than question by question.
list_tags
Lists a project's tags, cross-cutting labels that can span several topics. They're how you carve out a subset of prompts when topics aren't granular enough.
get_brand_report
Returns brand visibility, sentiment, position and share of voice across AI search engines. It's the report to open when you want to measure up against competitors.
get_domain_report
Gives, domain by domain, how often AI engines retrieve a source and how often they cite it. You see which sites carry weight in the answers on your market.
get_url_report
Goes down to the exact address: retrieval and citation metrics for each page across AI search engines, where the domain report stops at the site level.
What Claude asks before acting
By default, Claude pauses to get your OK before every action it takes on an account for you. The request appears in the chat, when it matters.
The eight tools on the sheet are lookups, and no source describes a confirmation specific to any of them. Peec says its write tools, which the sheet doesn't list, are flagged so the client asks for confirmation before the call. On Team and Enterprise, Owners decide whether a member may let some actions through without being asked again, and can restrict the connector for the whole organization. And Claude acts with your Peec permissions, nothing more.
Which plans it's available on
The 819 sheets in the official directory show no plan availability at all. For any given connector, that information isn't published anywhere.
What is published is the general rule: remote connectors are open to all users on Claude, Cowork, Claude Desktop and mobile. On Team and Enterprise, an Owner or Primary Owner enables them for the organization before members connect. The current state shows on the Peec AI sheet in the official directory, checked from your account.
Where this connector stops
A connector isn't an automation. Claude calls these tools while it answers, so no report builds itself.
By default the sheet only exposes read tools. That's an observed floor, not a guarantee, and Peec's own docs list far more tools than the sheet does. The connector is documented by its publisher alone, with no Anthropic page; the rest of the family sits on the Claude connectors hub. The directory badge isn't an audit: Anthropic doesn't pick the tools a publisher exposes or guarantee how they behave.
How many tools does the Peec AI connector give Claude?
- Claude's official directory sheet ↗October 2026The sheet lists 8 tools, all lookups: projects, brands, prompts, topics, tags and three reports.
- Peec AI tools reference ↗October 2026The publisher lists 51 read tools and 48 write tools that create, update, archive or delete.
What this page followsNeither source is dated as stale. This page only describes the 8 tools on the sheet, because those are the only ones the directory publishes. What Claude actually sees in your account shows up in the connector's settings once it's connected.
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