Search data
See what Google actually concluded
What does the live data say about indexing, traffic and the effect of our changes?
Reads whatever your environment already provides: a Search Console, analytics, CrUX, Bing or SEO-tool connection, your own API credentials, or an exported CSV. It triages indexing reasons and Google-selected canonicals, protects pages that already earn traffic before anything changes, maps queries to pages, measures logged changes against a control, and reports AI visibility. Read-only, and never required.
Paste into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or any agent that can open a link. If yours cannot, use Copy full text.
Reach for it when you say
- “Why isn't this page indexed?”
- “Crawled, currently not indexed”
- “Did our change work?”
- “Are we showing up in AI answers?”
Installed as a skill, it triggers on requests like these by itself.
- Step 01Detect the data tier: which capabilities your tools, credentials or exports provide
- Step 02Diagnose: indexing triage, traffic protection, demand mapping, change measurement, AI visibility
- Step 03Hand each fix to the skill that owns it, and log every change with a date
- Step 04Verify against the data, and report which sources were used
What it will not do
- Require a data connection before it can help
- Write to your tools or trigger paid calls without saying so
- Invent a number the data does not show
Three modes, three ways in
Run it in audit mode first: it records findings and changes nothing. Then fix applies only the findings you approve, and re-check re-tests them later. Switch modes on the prompt above.
- 01Paste the link promptOne line that points your agent at the skill on GitHub. Nothing to install, always the latest version.
- 02Paste the full textFor agents that cannot open links. The skill is self-contained, so this works in any chat.
- 03Install the packInstalled as skills, it triggers by itself when you describe the problem, and can hand work to the other skills.
Questions about this skill?
Ask me on LinkedIn, or open an issue on GitHub if something is wrong or missing.