I built Search Console MCP — a CLI tool that lets you query Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, and GA4 from a single interface.
The problem I kept running into: - Search data lives in one place. - Analytics in another. - Bing in yet another. And automation usually means stitching together brittle scripts or living in dashboards.
So MCP does a few simple things:
Unified CLI for GSC, Bing, and GA4
Consistent query interface across providers
Scriptable output (JSON-friendly, automation-ready)
Designed for pipelines, not dashboards
The goal isn’t another UI. It’s composable search + analytics data you can pipe into whatever you want — notebooks, internal tools, reports, experiments.
A few practical use cases: - Compare query performance across Google and Bing - Map queries → landing pages → conversions - Run automated reporting without touching a browser
Build custom attribution models outside GA
It’s still early, but the core philosophy is: Search data shouldn’t be trapped in web dashboards.
Repo + latest release: https://github.com/saurabhsharma2u/search-console-mcp
Would genuinely love feedback from anyone building data pipelines, SEO tooling, or working with search/analytics APIs at scale. If the abstraction is wrong, tell me. If something’s missing, tell me that too.
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