SEO Skill

Google Analytics MCP for SEO

Your agent sees what happens after the click: sessions from search, the pages people land on, and visits from AI assistants, for the same dates as your Search Console data.

Run it in a terminal, then sign in with Google.

Or run it on your machine

Installs the CLI, signs you in and adds the skill to your agents. Site crawls and Bing data run this way, on your own machine. A crawl fetches many pages, and Bing blocks our hosted server.

Sessions beside your clicks

Ask about a site and the SEO report shows its Google Analytics sessions next to its Search Console clicks, for the same dates. You don't pick a property: it finds the one whose web stream matches the site and names it. You get three numbers, each against the previous period:

  • Organic Search sessions from Google, the number to set beside clicks.
  • Organic Search sessions from every search engine, Bing and DuckDuckGo included.
  • Sessions from all channels, so you can tell a search drop from a drop in all your traffic.

The pages search sends people to

Your agent can list every landing page from search with its sessions, users, engaged sessions and key events. Ask for it in plain words, or run seo analytics google report in a terminal.

Visits from AI assistants

The same report shows visits from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini and Copilot, and the pages they land on. See AI search tracking for the rest of the AI picture.

Works with other analytics tools

Google Analytics is built in. Clicky works in the hosted MCP and the CLI. For Fathom, Plausible, Simple Analytics or anything else, a small provider package adds it on your own machine. The analytics docs show how.