Search Console MCP
Search Console, straight from your coding agent.
A local MCP server that wraps the official Google Search Console API for coding agents. You log in once in the terminal; the agent calls eight tools over stdio or a LAN HTTP mount, and every failure names the next action.
- Platform
- Node.js, stdio or HTTP
- Built with
- TypeScript
What it does
Eight tools, nothing more
list_sites, search_analytics, inspect_url, list_sitemaps, add_site, remove_site, submit_sitemap and remove_sitemap cover reading and managing a property.
Analytics with structure
Group rows by query, page, device, country or date, combine AND filters, page 25 to 100 rows per call, and request hourly rows with dataState hourly_all.
Log in once
node dist/main.js login stores a webmasters-scoped OAuth token at mode 0600. The stdio server and the HTTP mount read the same token file.
Failures that point ahead
not_logged_in, not_in_property and google_http tell the agent what to do next, and keep tokens and raw response bodies out of the message.