AAuth Connect

Site Search Connect Connect

How your sites perform in Google Search, in your AI assistant.

AAuth Site Search Connect lets the AI assistant you already use — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any assistant that supports MCP connectors — read your Search Console data: which queries bring people to your sites, how pages are indexed, and your sitemaps.

Reading is granted once when you connect. Submitting a sitemap is shown to you and happens only when you approve it. Your assistant never receives your Google password or a Google token; it holds a narrow, revocable grant to this service alone.

What it can do

These are all the tools. There are no others. The full description of each is in the OpenAPI document.

ToolWhat it doesCall
get_siteRead one siteGET /sites/{siteUrl}
inspect_urlCheck how Google indexes a pagePOST /inspect-url
list_sitemapsSee the sitemaps you have submittedGET /sites/{siteUrl}/sitemaps
list_sitesSee the sites you own in Search ConsoleGET /sites
query_search_analyticsRead clicks, impressions and position by query, page, country or devicePOST /sites/{siteUrl}/search-analytics
submit_sitemapSubmit a sitemapPUT /sites/{siteUrl}/sitemaps/{feedpath}approved each time

What it asks Google for

The Google Search Console permissions you grant when you connect, and what each is used for. AAuth Site Search Connect does not read, store or use your data for anything else, and does not use it to train AI models. See our privacy policy.

PermissionUsed to
webmasters.readonlyread your sites, search performance, sitemaps and index status
webmasterssubmit sitemaps, each approved by you

How to add it

  1. Add the AAuth Connector to your AI assistant: mcp.aauth.dev has the steps for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code and others.
  2. Ask your assistant to connect this service. You sign in to Google and grant exactly the permissions listed below.
  3. Use it. Reads just work. Each action marked approved each time is shown to you, with the details, before it happens.

Disconnect at any time from your assistant, or from your Google Account under Third-party apps & services.