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Search Console — organic and paid answerable in one question
TL;DR
Search Console joins as a read-only connection covering Search Analytics, sites and sitemaps. The point isn't SEO reporting on its own — it's that questions spanning organic and paid, like whether you're bidding on terms you already rank first for, become answerable in a single run.
What shipped
- Search Analytics — queries, pages, clicks, impressions, CTR and average position by date range, country or device.
- Connected sites and their sitemaps.
- Cross-referencing organic query data against Google Ads keyword spend, to catch cannibalization and content gaps.
- Deliberately read-only — the agent cannot submit sitemaps or request indexing.
★ Update, 16 September 2026: the last bullet is no longer true. A platform audit asked of every read-only integration whether it was read-only because the API has no writes or because we had never built them; Search Console was the second. Sitemap submission and deletion now ship, behind the approval gate — see Search Console gets its first writes. Requesting indexing is still out of scope: that is a separate Google API this integration does not cover.
Frequently asked questions
- Can the agent submit sitemaps or request indexing?
- Sitemap submission and deletion shipped later — see Search Console gets its first writes. Requesting indexing is still not possible: that is a separate Google API this integration does not cover. At the time of this entry the connection was read-only.
- Can it compare organic rankings with paid spend?
- Yes — joining Search Console position data with Google Ads keyword spend in one run is the main reason to connect it, and it's how cannibalization gets caught.