Google Search Console data is now available in OpenRush. Connect a property once, and your agent can answer questions about your real Google Search performance through the same MCP connection it already uses for market and competitor data.
Measured search performance
The new get_search_performance tool returns Google's measured clicks, impressions, click-through rate, and average position. This is first-party Search Console data, not an estimate.
Your agent can compare periods and break results down by query, page, date, device, or country. It can also filter the data and analyze web, image, video, news, or Discover performance.
For example, you can ask:
- Which pages lost the most clicks last month?
- Which queries gained impressions but lost CTR?
- How did mobile search traffic change year over year?
Read the Search Console query guide for the full set of options.
One MCP connection
Search Console works through the existing OpenRush MCP server. The list_websites tool shows the sites connected to your account, and get_search_performance reads the property you select.
Because the data sits beside OpenRush's market data, an agent can investigate a drop with live SERPs, keyword demand, and competitor rankings without switching tools or exporting a spreadsheet.
Get started
Visit the Google Search Console MCP page to see what you can ask and connect a property. If OpenRush is not connected to your agent yet, follow the one-minute MCP setup.
Frequently asked questions
Can an AI agent read my Google Search Console data through OpenRush?
What Google Search Console metrics are available?
get_search_performance tool returns clicks, impressions, click-through rate, and impression-weighted average position. Results can be grouped by query, page, date, device, or country.