open-gsc-mcp
A locally run open-source MCP server used to validate parameters before requests are sent to the Google Search Console API, intercepting silently failing requests (those returning empty data) and requests with unhelpful error messages.
Timeline (last 90 days)
open-gsc-mcp is an open-source project built by developer onlymoein, and is a locally running server based on the Model Context Protocol
open-gsc-mcp runs in stdio mode
open-gsc-mcp includes a built-in explain_change tool that, given two time periods, can break down traffic rises and falls by page, query term, country, device, and search appearance
open-gsc-mcp's audit_indexing tool uses the URL Inspection endpoint to rebuild a page indexing report, iterating over the URLs in the sitemap, with progress saved in a local SQLite file and automatically continuing from the breakpoint the next day
open-gsc-mcp is read-only by default; unless GSC_ENABLE_WRITES=1 is explicitly set, write tools do not exist, and at login it requests only read-only permissions from Google
open-gsc-mcp is published on PyPI, uses the MIT license, and supports quick installation via uv
open-gsc-mcp attaches the exact request text actually sent to Google in every analysis result
All Facts (7)
open-gsc-mcp is an open-source project built by developer onlymoein, and is a locally running server based on the Model Context Protocol
50%Unverifiedopen-gsc-mcp runs in stdio mode
50%Unverifiedopen-gsc-mcp includes a built-in explain_change tool that, given two time periods, can break down traffic rises and falls by page, query term, country, device, and search appearance
50%Unverifiedopen-gsc-mcp's audit_indexing tool uses the URL Inspection endpoint to rebuild a page indexing report, iterating over the URLs in the sitemap, with progress saved in a local SQLite file and automatically continuing from the breakpoint the next day
50%Unverifiedopen-gsc-mcp is read-only by default; unless GSC_ENABLE_WRITES=1 is explicitly set, write tools do not exist, and at login it requests only read-only permissions from Google
50%Unverifiedopen-gsc-mcp is published on PyPI, uses the MIT license, and supports quick installation via uv
50%Unverifiedopen-gsc-mcp attaches the exact request text actually sent to Google in every analysis result
50%