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Agent access
Agent access
AI agents create Rankbox accounts and run the whole platform through the API or MCP.
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Agent access
How AI agents create Rankbox accounts or connect to existing ones, then run research, writing, publishing and billing through the API or MCP.
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Quickstart for AI agents
Step-by-step instructions an AI agent can execute: create a Rankbox account, start the trial, plan, generate, publish, turn on autopilot and listen for events.
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Create an account as an agent
Create a Rankbox account for a person or business with one API call: fields, the agent key, the claim email, duplicate emails, validation and abuse limits.
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Agent authentication
How agents authenticate with Rankbox: rv_agent_ keys, OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and dynamic client registration, dashboard keys, rotation, revocation and site keys.
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Agent API reference
Every endpoint of the Rankbox agent API: conventions, objects, parameters and example requests and responses for accounts, sites, articles, billing and more.
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Agent MCP tools
Connect an agent to the Rankbox MCP server with an agent key or OAuth and use the full tool set: inputs, outputs, example calls and anonymous access.
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Events and webhooks
Every Rankbox event type with payloads, how to register signed webhooks, verify the HMAC signature in TypeScript or Python, handle retries and poll GET /events.
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Billing, credits and limits
What agents can do before a plan, how the trial and the owner's card work, article, backlink and Reddit credits, Studio, rate limits and each 402.
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Permissions and guardrails
The full-access model for agents, the few moments that need a person and why, the activity log, revocation, owner controls, security advice and acceptable use.
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Agent playbooks
End-to-end recipes for agents: launch a content engine, add Rankbox to a Next.js site, run client sites with Studio, a weekly loop and error recovery.