integrations Google Search Console
Ranking drops, investigated overnight. You wake up with a proposed fix.
Cogny reads Google Search Console and makes the change you approve, through 7 tools, from your own AI or the Cogny app. Then it measures the change in your data and gives it a verdict.
what it can touch.
- 5reads
- List the Search Console properties this workspace can use.
- Query search performance for a property: clicks, impressions, CTR and average position.
- Find quick-win SEO opportunities: queries or pages ranking just off the top with real impressions.
- List the sitemaps submitted for a property, with their errors, warnings and last download.
- 1changes
- Submit or resubmit a sitemap to Google for a property.
- 1removes
- Remove a submitted sitemap from a property.
all 7 tools, with what each does
what it reads.
- Search ConsoleQueries, Pages, Sitemaps
- GA4Organic traffic + conversions
- CMS MCPWebflow / WordPress / Ghost
- Cogny CodeGitHub PRs for code-level fixes
Read side by side, so a change in Google Search Console can be judged by what moved somewhere else.
what it proposes.
- Ranking-dropWhen a top page slips and Cogny has identified a probable cause + structural fix.
- CannibalizationTwo pages competing for the same query — proposes a 301 + internal-link cleanup.
- AI-visibilityWhen you lose share-of-voice in ChatGPT/Gemini/Perplexity for a key topic.
what it replaces.
How a Google Search Console review is done by hand today:
- Pull Search Console performance — page, query, country.
- Compare to last week. Spot drops. Try to remember what changed.
- Run a cannibalization check across your top 50 pages.
- Open ChatGPT / Perplexity / Gemini. Check brand visibility manually.
- Hand the doc to a developer. Wait for the deploy.
With Cogny you ask once, approve one change, and get a verdict three days later (seven for pages, posts and products).
then a verdict.
- You ask, or a Loop runs on schedule.
- Cogny proposes one change.
- You approve. It ships in Google Search Console.
- Three days on, seven for pages, posts and products, it is measured.
- worked
- partial
- didn't work
- inconclusive
Misses stay on the record. Every plan, Free included.
questions.
Does Cogny replace Google Search Console?
No. You keep Google Search Console. Cogny connects to it over MCP and works on top of it.
Does it change anything without asking?
From your own AI client, that client asks before a write. In the Cogny app, write tools ask first by default, set per tool. Any tool can be blocked in Settings → Integrations, and every write is logged with the tool, time and result.
How do I know a change worked?
A launch (a new campaign, ad or similar) becomes a measured ticket on its own, from your own AI or the Cogny app; for other changes your AI offers to register them. Three days later (seven for pages, posts and products) the ticket is measured in your connected data and closed as worked, partial, didn't work or inconclusive.
Which plan do I need?
Any. Free includes 15 MCP calls a month, no card. Solo is $9/mo with MCP unmetered under fair use. Cloud, $499/mo, adds a team workspace, scheduled reports and generated tickets.
Which AI clients can use it?
Claude (Claude Code or a Claude.ai connector), ChatGPT, Cursor and Codex, or the Cogny app. In Claude Code it is one line: claude mcp add --transport http cogny https://app.cogny.com/mcp, then authorise in the browser and connect Google Search Console in Cogny.
Can it run every week on its own?
Yes. On Solo, Cogny AI and Cogny Pro, a finished chat can become a Loop that reruns on a schedule, and each run is its own measured ticket. Cloud adds scheduled reports and automations for a team.
What can't it do in Google Search Console?
The tool list shows every action it can take. Anything not on it, your agent can ask for with request_feature.
pair it with.
see a Google Search Console demo on your data.
For teams on Cloud. Tell us what you want done in Google Search Console; we come to the call with it running on your data.
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