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The google-search-console MCP adapter wraps the Search Console APIs for analytics, URL inspection, and sitemap management. Use it in workflow mcp_call steps to report on query performance, diagnose indexing issues, and submit sitemaps after content publishes — feeding SEO dashboards and LLM-written summaries.

Prerequisites

  • A Google account with verified Search Console properties for the sites you query
  • A Google Workspace connection in AgentRuntime (OAuth via the Google account card on Connections)
  • project_contributor access in your workspace

Connect in AgentRuntime

1

Connect Google

On Connections, use the Google account card and complete OAuth. See Google Workspace setup and Connections.
2

Enable Search Console

On your Google connection, enable the Search Console service so the account exposes webmasters and URL Inspection scopes.
3

Add google-search-console MCP instance

Go to MCP, click Add instance for google-search-console. Open Instance config, wire your Google connection, and set the profile active.
4

Test in a workflow

Smoke-test with mcp_call in Workflow Studio. Test with list_sites before production workflows.

What you can build

  • Weekly SEO digest — Schedule → search_analytics for top queries and pages last 7 days → LLM narrative → gmail to marketing.
  • Post-publish index check — CMS webhook with new URL → url_inspection → if not indexed, slack alert with coverage_state and canonical details.
  • Sitemap after deploy — Release workflow completes → submit_sitemap for sitemap.xmllist_sitemaps to confirm pending status.
  • Landing page regression — Compare two date ranges via search_analytics with page dimension → flag pages with a large click drop → google-sheets tracker row.

Tools

Example

Fetch top queries for a weekly SEO report:

Troubleshooting