Google Search Console and Analytics docs
Let your AI read your Search Console and GA4 data, inspect URLs and submit sitemaps.
What it is
wptaskify connects your Google account so your AI can read Search Console (queries, pages, URL inspection, sitemaps) and Google Analytics 4 (overview, top pages, traffic sources).
How to connect
- Dashboard → Integrations → Google. Sign in and approve.
- Pick the Search Console property and the GA4 property. You can set a default for your AI and a separate property per site.
- Use
https://wptaskify.com/mcpin your AI.
Connecting is free; reading the data needs a paid plan.
Permissions
Analytics access is read-only. Search Console uses full access only so your AI can submit sitemaps; reading works with read access. You can revoke access in your Google account.
Available tools
Your AI can use 16 Google Search Console, Analytics and Bing tools, including:
- Search queries and top pages with clicks, impressions, CTR and position
- URL inspection: index status, canonicals, last crawl
- List and submit sitemaps
- GA4 overview, top pages and traffic sources
- Bing Webmaster queries, pages and crawl stats
See every tool.
Example prompts
- “Which queries rank on page 2?”
- “Is my pricing page indexed?”
- “Which pages lost traffic last month?”
- “Resubmit my sitemap.”
Approval
These tools read data, apart from submitting a sitemap. Changes your AI then makes on your site follow the normal approval rules. See Security.
Security
The Google OAuth token is encrypted with AES-256-GCM. We never see your Google password.
Disconnect
Disconnect Google in your dashboard, or remove wptaskify in your Google account's security settings.
Troubleshooting
A 403 on URL inspection or sitemaps usually means the property format is different (for example the www version of your URL) or the Google account lacks full access. Reconnect Google from your dashboard and use the exact property shown in Search Console.