Timothe's Growth Calendar
RemoteAbout Timothe's Growth Calendar
Timothe's Growth Calendar is an SEO content calendar for AI agents to plan, schedule, and generate articles. It also provides Google search demand and competitor keyword traffic data during topic planning.
Key features
- 01Plans topic clusters and article calendars
- 02Moves or retitles scheduled articles
- 03Generates articles on their publish dates
- 04Checks monthly search volume and rankings
- 05Finds keywords driving competitor traffic
Use cases
- 01Plan an SEO publishing calendar for a month
- 02Assess whether a topic cluster merits investment
- 03Change a scheduled article's title or date
- 04Choose article topics based on keyword demand
MCP support
The plugin bundles usage guidance with a connection to Timothe's hosted MCP server, allowing agents to operate Timothe from supported clients.
Configuration
Remote servers need no local install. Pick your client, then copy the config or install in one click.
https://timothe.ai/mcp/growth-calendarclaude mcp add --transport http ai-timothe-growth-calendar https://timothe.ai/mcp/growth-calendar{"mcpServers":{"ai-timothe-growth-calendar":{"type":"http","url":"https://timothe.ai/mcp/growth-calendar"}}}Open in Cursor{"servers":{"ai-timothe-growth-calendar":{"type":"http","url":"https://timothe.ai/mcp/growth-calendar"}}}Open in VS Code{"mcpServers":{"ai-timothe-growth-calendar":{"type":"http","url":"https://timothe.ai/mcp/growth-calendar"}}}{"mcpServers":{"ai-timothe-growth-calendar":{"serverUrl":"https://timothe.ai/mcp/growth-calendar"}}}Run commands in a terminal; paste JSON into the client’s MCP config and restart. Servers that need sign-in will prompt on first connect.
Tools
Details
From the project READMETimothe plugins
Plugins that connect Timothe tools to your AI agent, so you can work with them from Claude Code, Claude, Codex or ChatGPT instead of switching to a browser tab.
Each plugin bundles a skill (how to use the tool well) with a connection to Timothe's hosted MCP server. There is nothing to run locally.
Growth Calendar
Plan, schedule and generate SEO articles on a content calendar.
Ask your agent to show what is scheduled this month, plan a topic cluster, move or retitle a planned article, or write one now. Article generation runs unattended on its publish date, so the calendar keeps working after you close the terminal.
Your agent can also check real Google search demand before you commit to anything: monthly search volumes for a market, who currently ranks for a query, and which keywords bring a competitor its traffic. It is the same data our own research runs on, so you can settle whether a topic is worth the effort in the same conversation where you plan it.
Install
Claude Code
/plugin marketplace add u17g/timothe-ai-plugins
/plugin install timothe-growth-calendar@timothe-plugins
Codex
codex plugin marketplace add u17g/timothe-ai-plugins
codex plugin add timothe-growth-calendar@timothe-plugins
OpenClaw
openclaw mcp add growth-calendar --url https://timothe.ai/mcp/growth-calendar --transport streamable-http --auth oauth
openclaw mcp login growth-calendar
openclaw skills install @timothe/growth-calendar
Claude, Cowork and Claude Desktop do not use plugins. Add the server directly under Settings > Connectors with this URL:
https://timothe.ai/mcp/growth-calendar
ChatGPT needs developer mode enabled (Plus plan or above), then add a custom connector with the same URL.
Signing in
The first call opens your browser to sign in to Timothe. Your agent handles the rest, including
refreshing the session later. In Claude Code you can trigger it explicitly with /mcp; in Codex,
with codex mcp login growth-calendar; in OpenClaw, with openclaw mcp login growth-calendar.
The connection acts on one Timothe workspace. If you belong to several, it binds to your current one the first time you use it.
What you need
A Timothe account on a paid plan. Reading the calendar is free. The keyword and SERP lookups spend a few credits each; planning a cluster and generating an article spend a lot more. Your agent is told every cost up front and will tell you before spending anything.
License
MIT
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