Google Search Console Mcp Server
Created at 2 months ago
by Shin-sibainu
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides programmatic access to Google Search Console API data through Claude Code and Cursor.
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What is Google Search Console MCP Server?
Google Search Console MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides programmatic access to Google Search Console API data through Claude Code and Cursor.
How to use Google Search Console MCP Server?
To use the server, configure it by creating a .mcp.json file with your Google OAuth credentials and run the setup command to obtain a refresh token. After configuration, you can use commands in Claude Desktop or Claude Code to interact with the Google Search Console API.
Key features of Google Search Console MCP Server?
- List all Search Console properties you have access to.
- Query search performance data with flexible filtering.
- Retrieve sitemap status and indexing statistics.
- Check detailed indexing status of specific URLs.
- Request Google to index or remove URLs.
- Compare search performance between two time periods.
- Robust error handling and automatic retry logic.
Use cases of Google Search Console MCP Server?
- Accessing and managing multiple Google Search Console properties.
- Analyzing search performance data for SEO optimization.
- Monitoring sitemap status and URL indexing.
- Automating URL submissions for indexing.
FAQ from Google Search Console MCP Server?
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What is required to set up the server?
You need to create a project in Google Cloud Console, enable the Google Search Console API, and obtain OAuth 2.0 credentials. -
Is there a limit on API requests?
Yes, the daily quota is 2,000 requests per project, with a limit of 600 requests per 100 seconds. -
What happens if I exceed the API limits?
The server includes automatic retry logic to handle rate limits and transient failures.
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