Cline is a VS Code extension with native MCP support. Connect it to SiteCMD so Cline can pull scan results and generate fix prompts as part of its agentic workflow.

Configuration

The fastest path is to let the SiteCMD desktop app write the config for you: open SiteCMD, go to Integrations, and connect Cline. The app registers the MCP server and runs it bundled inside the app via your local Node, so there is nothing to install separately.

To wire it up by hand, open the Cline extension settings in VS Code, navigate to the MCP Servers section, and add a new server entry that points at the bundled server script. On macOS:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "sitecmd": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/Applications/SiteCMD.app/Contents/Resources/sitecmd-mcp/sitecmd-mcp.mjs"]
    }
  }
}

Alternatively, edit Cline’s config file directly at ~/.cline/mcp_settings.json and add the sitecmd entry to the mcpServers object.

Reload VS Code after saving.

What you get

Once connected, Cline can call these tools as part of its task execution:

get_projects - list all projects tracked in SiteCMD
get_scan_score - fetch the latest score and category breakdown
get_issues - list failing issues ranked by severity and impact
get_fix_prompts - generate fix prompts for selected issues
get_scan_history - retrieve score history over time
get_dismissed_issues - review dismissed or not-applicable issues
compare_scans - compare two scans for fixed, new, and still-open issues
request_scan - get instructions for running a scan and comparing results