# Google Search Console MCP > Google Search Console MCP gives your agent direct access to Google's search performance data. Check indexing status, analyze traffic metrics, and manage sitemaps using natural language queries. It lets you take control of technical SEO by querying clicks, impressions, and identifying mobile usability errors without opening the console interface. ## Overview - **Category:** industry-titans - **Price:** Free - **Tags:** search-performance, indexing, technical-seo, sitemap-management, webmaster-tools ## Description You can treat your AI agent like a dedicated technical SEO analyst who lives inside Google Search Console. Instead of wrestling with complicated dashboards, you simply ask questions about your site's performance. You can query search traffic data by date or country to see what keywords are actually driving clicks. Need to know if that new landing page is indexed? Run an inspection instantly. You can also manage your entire sitemap process from a chat window—listing existing files and submitting new ones with a few words. Because Vinkius hosts this MCP, you get access to all these powerful webmaster tools in one place, letting your agent handle the heavy lifting so you don't have to click through tabs. ## Tools ### add_site Adds a new web property or site to your Search Console account. ### delete_site Removes an existing website property from the list of monitored sites. ### delete_sitemap Deletes a previously submitted sitemap file for cleanup or correction. ### get_site Retrieves specific details about a designated website property in the console. ### get_sitemap Fetches detailed information and status for an already submitted sitemap file. ### inspect_url Checks a specific web address to determine its indexing status and mobile usability score. ### list_sitemaps Shows all sitemap files that have been submitted for a particular site. ### list_sites Returns a list of all web properties currently verified and monitored by the account. ### query_search_analytics Generates reports on search traffic, allowing you to filter data by country, device, or date range. ### submit_sitemap Sends a brand new sitemap file URL directly to Google for processing and indexing review. ## Prompt Examples **Prompt:** ``` Check if https://mysite.com/new-post is indexed by Google. ``` **Response:** ``` Inspecting URL... The URL is successfully indexed and can appear in Google Search results. Mobile usability is marked as 'Pass'. ``` **Prompt:** ``` What were the top 5 search queries for our site last week? ``` **Response:** ``` Querying search analytics... Here are your top 5 queries from the last 7 days: 1. 'buy coffee beans online' (450 clicks, 1200 impressions) 2. 'best dark roast' (320 clicks, 900 impressions) 3. 'organic espresso' (210 clicks, 800 impressions) 4. 'fair trade coffee' (150 clicks, 600 impressions) 5. 'coffee subscription box' (90 clicks, 400 impressions) ``` **Prompt:** ``` Submit our new sitemap at https://mysite.com/sitemap-products.xml to Search Console. ``` **Response:** ``` Sitemap successfully submitted to Google Search Console. **Status**: Pending processing by Googlebot. We will monitor its progress actively. ``` ## Capabilities ### Analyze search traffic performance Query historical data to see clicks, impressions, and average position for specific keywords. ### Check a page's index status Inspect any URL to confirm if Google has indexed it and check for mobile usability errors. ### Manage site properties View all connected web sites, or add/remove properties from the account. ### List and manage sitemaps Retrieve a list of submitted sitemap files, check their status, or submit new ones directly through your agent. ## Use Cases ### A new article needs immediate indexing verification. The marketer launches a guide on sustainable gardening. Instead of waiting days, they ask their agent to run an inspection on the URL. The MCP uses `inspect_url` and confirms, 'It's indexed, and mobile usability is passing.' The content goes live faster. ### The quarterly SEO review requires performance data. The specialist needs to know which keywords performed best in Europe last quarter. They prompt the agent to run a query on search analytics, specifying 'Europe' and 'last 90 days.' The MCP uses `query_search_analytics` to deliver actionable lists of high-performing queries. ### The site is migrating to a new domain structure. The developer needs to ensure all old sitemaps are removed and the new ones are processed. They use `list_sitemaps` to see what exists, then run `delete_sitemap`, followed by submitting the updated file using `submit_sitemap`. ### Auditing a complex, multi-site corporate network. The agency manager wants to verify that all subsidiary domains are connected and functioning. They use `list_sites` first, then run `get_site` on any suspicious domain to ensure it's properly configured. ## Benefits - Instant Index Checks: Don't guess if a page is indexed. Use `inspect_url` to confirm Google's current status and identify any mobile usability issues immediately. - Deep Analytics Querying: Stop looking at static charts. The `query_search_analytics` tool lets you run specific queries on clicks, impressions, and position data by country or device. - Sitemap Automation: Manage your site structure efficiently. You can use `list_sitemaps` to see what's submitted and `submit_sitemap` when changes go live. - Property Management: Need to audit which sites are connected? Use `list_sites` to view all verified properties, or `add_site` if you're launching a new domain. - Efficiency over UI Clicking: Your agent handles the technical API calls behind the scenes. You just talk to it, and it executes complex actions like deleting old sitemaps using `delete_sitemap`. ## How It Works The bottom line is that you get a conversational interface for highly technical SEO tasks normally locked inside complex web interfaces. 1. Subscribe to the MCP and connect your Google OAuth credentials. 2. Complete the secure authorization flow within Vinkius. 3. Use natural language prompts in any compatible client to run inspections, query data, or submit sitemaps. ## Frequently Asked Questions **How do I check if my new post is indexed using Google Search Console MCP?** You use the `inspect_url` tool. This tells your agent to analyze a specific URL, giving you an immediate report on whether Google has crawled it and its mobile usability status. **Can I submit sitemaps using the Google Search Console MCP?** Yes, you can use `submit_sitemap`. Just tell your agent the full URL of the sitemap file, and it submits it directly to Google for processing. **What kind of data can I get with query_search_analytics?** The `query_search_analytics` tool lets you pull detailed reports on clicks, impressions, and average position. You can filter these results by date range, country, or device type. **How do I see all the websites connected to my account?** Use the `list_sites` tool. This provides a complete list of every web property that is currently verified and monitored under your Search Console account.