Find striking distance searches
List searches where we average position 8 to 20 with at least 200 impressions, biggest first.
The searches where one better page pays off fastest.
Connect Google Search Console to LopeBase once, and any agent that speaks MCP can read your queries, pages, clicks, and positions for every site you run. Ask in plain words where you are close to page one, which titles lose clicks, and what to write next.
Connect with Google in one click. LopeBase only asks Google for read access, and agents only get read access from LopeBase.
Your agent picks the dataset, reads the rows, and works out the answer. No exports, no spreadsheets, no copying numbers between windows.
Which searches are we close to page one for, but not there yet?
read_sourcegsc-acmesearch_querieslimit 1000
| query | impr. | clicks | pos. |
|---|---|---|---|
| invoice template for freelancers | 4,812 | 61 | 11.4 |
| send invoice from gmail | 2,140 | 19 | 9.8 |
| late payment email | 1,977 | 33 | 12.6 |
| recurring invoice app | 1,305 | 8 | 14.1 |
Four searches get real impressions from positions 9 to 14. invoice template for freelancers is the biggest: one stronger page could move it onto page one. Want me to check which page ranks for it?
search_queries returns up to a thousand queries from the last 28 days, with impressions, clicks, CTR, and average position for each.
page_queries shows which searches each page appears for, so an agent can tell when two pages compete for the same search.
queries_daily gives 90 days of daily numbers for the searches you name, so a drop has a date.
Seven datasets per site, read live from Search Console when the agent asks. Domain and URL prefix properties both work.
Each one is a single ask. Paste it into your agent as written, or change the numbers to suit your site.
List searches where we average position 8 to 20 with at least 200 impressions, biggest first.
The searches where one better page pays off fastest.
Which pages rank in the top 5 but get under 2% CTR? Draft a better title and description for each.
A page can rank well and still be skipped. Your agent reads the page in your repo and rewrites the snippet.
Find searches where two or more of our pages both show up, and tell me which one to keep.
Two pages splitting one search often both rank worse than one page would.
Clicks fell this month. Which searches lost the most, and on what day did it start?
Read the trend, then the daily history for the searches that moved.
Pick the next article topic for acme and write it in our voice.
next_article_topic starts from Search Console quick wins and skips what you already wrote. submit_draft sends the article to your review queue.
Compare this week's clicks for all my sites and flag any that dropped.
Each site is its own connection, so one ask covers them all.
Connect Search Console. Start free, press Connect with Google, and pick the property for each product.
In a terminal agent, run npx lopebase in a project folder. It signs you in and adds LopeBase to Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, opencode, or Cursor Agent.
In a chat app or editor, add the remote MCP server https://app.lopebase.com/api/mcp and sign in when it asks. Any client that supports remote MCP servers with sign-in works.
An agent can also connect Search Console for you: connect_source checks the connection before it saves it.
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No. Connect with Google signs you in and asks for read access to Search Console. A service account still works if you prefer one.
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, opencode, and Cursor Agent through npx lopebase, and any chat app or editor that can add a remote MCP server with sign-in, such as Claude.
Yes. Each Search Console property you connect is its own connection, and list_sources shows them all, so one question can cover every site.
No. Your Google connection stays encrypted in LopeBase. The agent gets rows of search data and never the key that fetched them.
The agent reads current numbers when you ask, picks the right cut of the data, and can act on it in the same session, like rewriting a title in your code.
Free for one product. No card. Agent access is on every plan.