Google Search Console
Connect Google Search Console to Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor via MCP. Query performance data and inspect URL index status.
Overview
Query Google Search Console performance data and inspect URL index status. This Search Console MCP integration lets marketing and SEO agents pull clicks, impressions, and indexing state without exporting CSVs.
Common use cases
- SEO data for AI agents — ask Claude or ChatGPT which queries gained impressions last week.
- URL inspection workflows — check whether a landing page is indexed before requesting re-crawl.
- Private gateway — combine Search Console with Gmail and analytics integrations for reporting playbooks.
Prerequisites
- A Google account with Search Console properties
- A stackgate.ai account
Getting credentials
- Open Integrations → Google Search Console.
- Click Activate, then Connect with Google OAuth.
- Grant Search Console read access.
Using with AI clients
- Dedicated endpoint:
POST /mcp/search-console - Private gateway:
search-console__*tools
Example prompts:
- Which pages had the most impressions in the last 28 days?
- Is
https://example.com/pricingindexed? - What queries drove clicks to our integrations docs?
Troubleshooting
- Empty property list — verify the Google account has verified properties in Search Console.
- Permission denied — reconnect to refresh OAuth scopes.
Available tools
-
list_sites
List Search Console properties accessible to the connected Google account.
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get_site
Get details for a specific Search Console property.
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query_search_analytics
Query search performance data (clicks, impressions, CTR, position) for a Search Console property.
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inspect_url
Inspect whether a URL is indexed in Google and view its index status (equivalent to URL Inspection in Search Console).
MCP endpoint:
https://stackgate.ai/mcp/search-console
(HTTP) or via the
private gateway.
Related workflows
Multi-integration playbooks that use Google Search Console to solve concrete business outcomes.
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Ads performance with GA4, Meta Ads, and Search Console
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