Agency Autopilot
Search Console MCP

Search Console MCP server for agencies

Agency Autopilot connects every Search Console property your login can reach to your AI assistant. See what a client ranks for, find the searches close to page one, and handle the set-up work — sitemaps, verification, rank tracking — from the conversation.

Works inClaudeCodexGrokGemini CLI

Also works with other remote-MCP assistants such as Cursor and VS Code, and ChatGPT on Business and Enterprise workspaces (directory listing in review).

Free for one client, no card. Built by our team at Jiyu Marketing for agencies like yours.

See it work

A four-minute recording of an agency running a client from the assistant, and a sample of the branded report it publishes.

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What it does

Per client, from the conversation

Queries, pages and positions

Clicks, impressions, click-through and average position by query, page, device, country or date, including the freshest days Google has not finalised yet.

Searches close to page one

Find the queries sitting between position 5 and 20 with real demand, and the top-five rankings that get almost no clicks.

Rank tracking

Follow up to ten searches per client: the Search Console position every day and the Google Maps position every Monday, with the week's movers.

Sitemaps and verification

Add a site, get its verification token, verify it, and submit or list sitemaps — each previewed first. It never removes a site or a sitemap.

Set up

Three steps, about a minute

  1. Add Agency Autopilot to your assistant

    As a custom connector at https://mcp.jiyumarketing.com/mcp in Claude, Codex or Grok, or as an extension in Gemini CLI. Steps for each assistant.

  2. Sign in with Google

    Use the Google account you already manage clients with. Agency Autopilot sees only the accounts that login can reach.

  3. Name your clients

    Group each client’s accounts under one name on the dashboard. From then on you ask by business name.

Ask it

Things agencies ask

  • “Which searches is Acme Fence ranking for between position 5 and 20?”
  • “Which of Acme Fence's pages lost the most clicks this month?”
  • “Track rankings for Acme Fence for 'fence installation boise' and 'vinyl fence boise'.”
  • “Add ridgesheds.com to Search Console, verify it and submit the sitemap.”
Questions

Frequently asked

How does it connect to Search Console?

Through Google's OAuth sign-in and the official Search Console and Site Verification APIs, with the Google account you already use.

Can it remove a site or sitemap?

No. It adds sites, verifies them and submits sitemaps, each previewed first. It cannot remove anything that already exists.

How fresh is the data?

As fresh as Search Console itself: finalised data lags about two days, and it can include the newer unfinalised days when you ask.

Which assistants does it work in?

Tested end to end with Claude, Codex and Grok; Gemini CLI installs as an extension. It also works with other assistants that support remote MCP connectors, such as Cursor and VS Code, and in ChatGPT on Business and Enterprise workspaces (our ChatGPT directory listing is in review).

What does it cost?

Free for one client, no card. Paid plans are priced per client per month.

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Try it on a real client

Free for one client, no card. Sign in with the Google account you already manage clients with.