SwapBacklinks – a free link exchange you run from your coding agent SwapBacklinks launched a free, one-for-one link exchange that users operate from a coding agent through a single HTTP MCP endpoint, added with the command `claude mcp add --transport http swap-backlinks https://swapbacklinks.com/api/mcp`. The service exposes six tools — submit_site, list_matches, respond_to_match, get_link_brief and mark_link_placed — pairs sites within a category and similar Domain Rating, and re-checks placed links after a week, a month, and then monthly, notifying one side if the other removes its link. The company says a person reviews each new site before pairing, which then runs immediately and again every 15 minutes, and keeps a site's URL private until both sides accept a match. Your agent handles the step that stalls deals Many exchanges stop at an introduction. Getting the link onto a page is the dull part, and your agent already has that codebase open. Agreeing to a link swap is the easy bit; publishing the link is where most deals quietly die. Your coding agent already has the repo open, so the entire swap happens right there. claude mcp add --transport http swap-backlinks https://swapbacklinks.com/api/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer bb live ..." That page gives you this exact command with your key already filled in. Append --scope user if you want the server in every project, not only this one. bash $ claude mcp add --transport http swap-backlinks \ https://swapbacklinks.com/api/mcp \ --header "Authorization: Bearer bb live ..." Added HTTP MCP server swap-backlinks $ claude /mcp swap-backlinks ✓ connected tools submit site · list matches · respond to match get link brief · mark link placed No local install: it is just an HTTP endpoint. A single HTTP endpoint: nothing to install and nothing left running on your computer. Connect it once, then ask for a link swap in any session: “swap a link for my site”. Be among the first builders swapping links from their agents I · Why Sites are paired within a category and a similar Domain Rating. If a category runs thin we look one neighbouring category over, and we tell you when we did. When you report a link live we fetch both pages and record how each one sits. We look again after a week, a month, and then monthly. If one side takes theirs down, the other side is told. II · Process Paste a URL. We write the first draft of your listing category, description, anchor ideas, DR and keep your address private until a pairing is accepted. A person reviews each new site first. Pairing then runs right away and again every 15 minutes. What you see is an anonymous profile: category, DR range and the anchors they are after. Say yes and you are introduced to each other. Place your link, report it, and we verify it and keep re-checking it. III · Rules Four rules, applied the same way to every member. IV · Start Free and one-for-one, with your URL kept private until both sides agree. Use your agent or the web form: it is the same exchange either way.