Google Search Console MCP Server by Amin Foroutan

• Lists the tools and shows if you are signed in

  Returns the available tools, your sign-in status and how to get started. The server tells the assistant to call it first.

  Try: “What can the Search Console tools do, and am I signed in?”

  Network · get_capabilities

• Lists your Search Console sites

  Shows every verified domain or URL-prefix property your Google account can reach.

  Try: “List my Search Console properties.”

  Network · list_properties

• Shows verification and ownership of a site

  Returns details about one property, including verification and ownership.

  Try: “Who owns example.com in Search Console?”

  Network · get_site_details

• Shows clicks and impressions for a site

  Returns search performance for a property over a number of days, split by query, page, country or device.

  Try: “Which queries brought the most clicks to example.com in the last 28 days?”

  Network · get_search_analytics

• Runs a filtered, sorted analytics query

  Pulls search data with filters, sorting and paging, for deeper questions than the basic report.

  Try: “Show pages with over 1,000 impressions and under 1% CTR, worst first.”

  Network · get_advanced_search_analytics

• Gives a quick performance summary

  Returns an overview of a property's search performance.

  Try: “Give me a performance overview for example.com.”

  Network · get_performance_overview

• Compares two date ranges

  Compares search data between two periods, with changes shown against the baseline period.

  Try: “Compare the last 28 days with the 28 days before.”

  Network · compare_search_periods

• Shows the queries behind one page

  Returns search data for a single page broken down by the queries that led to it.

  Try: “What queries bring people to example.com/pricing?”

  Network · get_search_by_page_query

• Checks one URL's indexing and rich results

  Asks Google for the index status, last crawl and rich-result issues of a URL.

  Try: “Is example.com/blog/post indexed?”

  Network · inspect_url_enhanced

• Inspects many URLs at once

  Checks several URLs within API limits, running the checks at the same time.

  Try: “Inspect these 10 URLs and tell me which are not indexed.”

  Network · batch_url_inspection

• Finds indexing problems across URLs

  Checks a list of URLs for specific indexing issues.

  Try: “Which of these URLs have indexing issues?”

  Network · check_indexing_issues

• Lists a site's sitemaps

  Returns the sitemaps registered for a property.

  Try: “List the sitemaps for example.com.”

  Network · get_sitemaps

• Lists sitemaps with more detail

  Returns the sitemaps for a property with extra detail such as status and errors.

  Try: “Show sitemap errors for example.com.”

  Network · list_sitemaps_enhanced

• Shows one sitemap in detail

  Returns the details of a given sitemap.

  Try: “Show details for https://example.com/sitemap.xml.”

  Network · get_sitemap_details

• Submits or resubmits a sitemap

  Sends a sitemap to Google, or resubmits an existing one, for a property.

  Try: “Submit https://example.com/sitemap.xml to Search Console.”

  Write · submit_sitemap

• Lists, shows, submits or deletes sitemaps

  One tool that does all sitemap actions. Deleting needs the destructive switch turned on.

  Try: “Show my sitemaps and resubmit the main one.”

  Delete · manage_sitemaps

• Removes a sitemap from Search Console

  Unsubmits a sitemap. It is off unless GSC_ALLOW_DESTRUCTIVE is true.

  Try: “Delete the old sitemap from Search Console.”

  Delete · delete_sitemap

• Adds a site to your Search Console

  Adds a property to your account. It is off unless GSC_ALLOW_DESTRUCTIVE is true.

  Try: “Add https://blog.example.com to Search Console.”

  Write · add_site

• Removes a site from your Search Console

  Removes a property from your account. It is off unless GSC_ALLOW_DESTRUCTIVE is true.

  Try: “Remove the staging site from Search Console.”

  Delete · delete_site

• Signs you out and in again

  Deletes the saved Google sign-in token on your computer and opens the browser to sign in again, for switching Google accounts.

  Try: “Sign in with a different Google account.”

  Delete · reauthenticate

• Shows who made the server

  Returns information about the creator of the project, Amin Foroutan.

  Try: “Who made this MCP server?”

  Read · get_creator_info

Watch out for

• It uses the full Search Console permission

  The code asks Google for the webmasters scope, which allows changes, not just reading. Use a Google account or service account that has only the properties you want reachable. pypi.org

• One setting turns on site and sitemap deletion

  With GSC_ALLOW_DESTRUCTIVE=true the add_site, delete_site and delete_sitemap tools work. Leave it off by default. github.com

• It can submit sitemaps

  submit_sitemap sends a sitemap to Google even with the destructive switch off. Check the URL before it goes. github.com

• reauthenticate deletes your saved sign-in

  It removes the local Google token file and opens a browser sign-in. It does not touch your Search Console data. pypi.org

• Network mode is opt-in

  By default it runs over a local pipe. If you set MCP_TRANSPORT to sse it listens on 127.0.0.1 unless you change MCP_HOST. pypi.org

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