Search
Google Search Console
Queries, impressions, positions and index coverage, per property.
Feature
Your actual Search Console and Analytics numbers, read the way an analyst reads them
Your real positions, read properly · Runs in Claude Code
What it does
Every position, click and impression here comes from Google's own APIs, for properties you own. The system finds the pages sitting just off page one, the queries where two of your own pages compete, the high-impression terms nobody clicks, and the gap between what ranks and what converts once Analytics is cross-checked against Search Console.
$ /gsc-opportunities --site yoursite.com
17 queries in positions 11–20 · 4 pages competing
$ /combined-insights --site yoursite.com
traffic up 31%, conversions flat: 3 pages explain it
§ Scope
23 Skills involved
1 Specialist agents
4 Data sources read
§ Limits
What this does not do
Stated plainly, so you do not find out later
Rank tracking here starts the day you turn it on. There is no back-history to buy: a keyword added today has no position for last month, and nothing will invent one. Checks are paid DataForSEO calls on a schedule you set, quoted before they run — so the trend line is as long as you have been paying for it, and no longer.
§ Skills
23 of them
The commands behind it
Each one is a single command against real data. They compose: the output of one is the input of the next.
Track where you rank, week after week
Watch a curated keyword set move over time, with the full top ten kept from every check.
You get back Positions, deltas, and a chart per keyword.
See where you rank street by street
Check your Maps position from a grid of points across the city, not one city-wide average.
You get back Heatmaps, top-3 coverage, and competitor share.
Keep your Search Console history before Google deletes it
Collect Search Console into a local store, and measure the clicks Google anonymises out of the query report.
You get back Your own history, and the size of the gap.
Pull your Search Console numbers
Queries, pages, devices and countries for any period.
You get back A search performance report.
Find the quick wins already in your data
Pages ranking just off page one, and high-impression terms nobody clicks.
You get back Quick wins, ordered by what to do first.
Find pages competing against each other
Two of your own pages chasing one search term split the clicks and neither one wins.
You get back Competing pairs, with the winner marked.
Decide which old posts to fix, and how
You have a back catalogue and no idea which pages are worth the work.
You get back Every page with its diagnosis and the one action it needs — including the ones to leave alone.
Compare two periods in Search Console
See what moved between any two date ranges, and which queries or pages caused it.
You get back Deltas plus top gainers and losers.
Check one URL's index status
Ask Google directly whether a single page is indexed, and when it was last crawled.
You get back Index status, canonical and last crawl.
Check which pages Google has actually indexed
Find pages that are blocked, canonicalised away, or simply missing from the index.
You get back Every top page classified by index status.
Get published pages into Google's index
Your articles are live and in the sitemap, but missing from search.
You get back Per page, why it is not indexed and the one fix that state allows.
Manage your sitemaps
Submit a new sitemap, or check whether Google is reading the ones you have.
You get back Submitted sitemaps and their status.
Look up a live results page
See the real Google results for a query right now, including which features are showing.
You get back Live organic results and SERP features.
Find opportunities in your own keyword data
Quick wins, pages competing with each other, and click-through anomalies in one pass.
You get back Opportunities ranked for action.
Cross-check Search Console against Analytics
Find where rankings and revenue disagree: traffic that never converts, conversions with no visible ranking.
You get back A health score and a prioritised action list.
Pull your organic traffic numbers
Sessions, engagement and conversions by landing page.
You get back An organic performance report.
Compare two periods in Analytics
See what moved between any two date ranges, and which pages caused it.
You get back Metric deltas plus the biggest gains and losses.
See which channels bring the traffic
Which sources send visitors, and which of them actually convert.
You get back Channels and landing pages with their shares.
See who your visitors are
Where they are, what they browse on, and whether they come back.
You get back Geography, device and returning-visitor breakdown.
See who is on the site right now
Check live activity straight after a publish or a campaign send.
You get back Active users, top pages and events, last 30 minutes.
List your Analytics accounts
Check which GA4 accounts the connection can actually see.
You get back Your accessible accounts.
List your Analytics properties
Check property IDs, time zone and currency before connecting a site.
You get back Properties with their settings.
List every metric you can pull
Find out what a property can report on, including custom fields.
You get back Available dimensions and metrics.
§ Agents
1 on it
Who does the work
An agent holds a role rather than a command: it decides which skills to call, in what order, and what the results mean together.
§ Sources
Analytics
Google Analytics 4
Sessions, conversions and referral traffic through the Data and Admin APIs.
SERP data
DataForSEO
Keyword volumes, competitor rankings and SERP features.
SERP data
Serper
Live SERP lookups when a check has to be current rather than cached.
§ Elsewhere
The rest of what it does
AI Visibility Cited by ChatGPT, or not Backlink Analysis Who links to you, who hurts Technical Site Audit What is quietly broken Keyword & Topic Research What to write next, and why Content Production Brief to published, with images Competitor Intelligence Their plan, taken apart Client Reporting The monthly deck, written