Google Search ConsoleMCP for AI agents

Ask your agent about your own search traffic and get an answer, not a spreadsheet. Clicks, impressions, CTR, and rankings, with live market context around every result.

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See what changed

Point your agent at the queries and pages that moved. No report to build, no filters to set.

“Which queries lost the most clicks last month?”

Ranked by click change, with impressions and average position beside each one, so a ranking drop is easy to tell apart from a demand drop.

Prompt

Using OpenRush, compare my Search Console queries for the last 28 days against the period before, and show the ones that lost the most clicks, with impressions and average position next to each.

“Which pages rank well but barely get clicked?”

The classic sign that a title or description is underselling a ranking you already earned.

Prompt

Using OpenRush, find the pages where impressions went up but click-through rate went down over the last 3 months, so I know which titles and descriptions to rewrite first.

“Where did my average position slip?”

Movement by query and by page, so your agent can name a likely cause instead of showing you another chart.

Prompt

Using OpenRush, show where my average Search Console position slipped week over week, broken down by query and by page.

Know who is finding you

Devices, countries, and search surfaces, the shape of your search audience, in one question.

“Is my traffic more mobile or desktop?”

Clicks and impressions split by device, so you know which experience is actually earning your search traffic.

Prompt

Using OpenRush, break my Search Console clicks and impressions down by device for the last 3 months and tell me whether my search traffic is mostly mobile or desktop.

“Which countries are growing for me?”

Year-over-year movement by country, so you can see where demand is opening up before you invest in it.

Prompt

Using OpenRush, compare my Search Console traffic by country year over year and tell me which countries are growing fastest.

“How is my Google Images traffic trending?”

The image, video, news, and Discover surfaces get their own read, not just plain web search.

Prompt

Using OpenRush, show how my Google Images search traffic has trended over the last 6 months and which pages drive it.

Close the loop with the market

Your own performance is only half the story. OpenRush already holds the other half, so one answer can use both.

“I dropped on this keyword, who took the spot?”

Pairs your performance with a live reading of the results page, so the answer names the page that replaced you.

Prompt

Using OpenRush, I lost clicks on “ai seo agent.” Pull my Search Console trend for it and check the live search results to tell me which page took my position.

“Which of my keywords have the most headroom?”

Your current positions weighed against real search volume and CPC from the market index.

Prompt

Using OpenRush, take the queries already bringing me clicks in Search Console and rank them by how much headroom is left, using real search volume and CPC.

“What do rivals rank for that I already cover?”

Keyword gaps narrowed to the pages you have actually published, the fastest wins to chase.

Prompt

Using OpenRush, cross my Search Console pages against my competitors’ keyword coverage and show the gaps I already have a page about.

One question, any angle

Ask about a single query or your whole property. Slice it by page, country, device, date, or search surface, your agent picks the breakdown and pulls the numbers.

Your full search history, ready to ask

Clicks, impressions, click-through rate, and average position, for any window from the last week to the last 16 months. Compare periods without setting a single date filter.

Every answer cites the numbers behind it, so you can trust what you act on.

Break it down by

QueriesPagesCountriesDevicesDates

Across every surface

WebImagesVideoNewsDiscover

Any time range

Last 7 days28 days3 months6 months12 months16 months

Compared against the previous period or the previous year, automatically.

No Google Cloud setup

Most Search Console MCP servers are open source, which means you own the plumbing before you get a single answer.

Running your own Search Console MCP server

  • Create a Google Cloud project
  • Enable the Search Console API
  • Configure an OAuth consent screen
  • Download and store a credentials file
  • Run and keep a local server alive

Connecting through OpenRush

  • Add the OpenRush MCP to your agent once
  • Authorize your Search Console property from the dashboard
  • Ask your question
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