Search Console + GA4 inside your IDE
Developers ship code that affects SEO. GenieSeo puts live Google Search Console and GA4 data into Cursor, Windsurf, and Codex via MCP — so you can check indexing, Core Web Vitals, and structured data errors without leaving your editor.
The developer problem GenieSeo solves
You deploy a URL restructure on Friday. On Monday, the SEO team reports a 20% drop in impressions. You spend two hours reconstructing what changed. With GenieSeo in Cursor or Windsurf, you batch-inspect the affected URLs before the PR merges, catch canonical or indexing issues instantly, and deploy with SEO confidence.
5 SEO workflows developers run from their IDE
Verify indexing after a deploy
Just shipped a URL restructure or new section? Ask Cascade or Claude to batch-inspect the affected URLs and return indexability, canonical selection, and last crawl date — before the bug report lands.
Example prompt
"Check indexing for /blog/*, /products/new-*, /docs/* — are they indexed, what is the canonical, and when were they last crawled?"
Debug structured data errors
Structured data errors in GSC surface as 'Rich result' failures. Ask the AI to inspect a page, identify schema issues, and propose the corrected JSON-LD — all from your editor.
Example prompt
"Inspect /products/[slug] for structured data errors. What schema issues does Google report and what fix would resolve them?"
Triage Core Web Vitals by template
Group slow pages by URL pattern to identify which templates — not which individual pages — need optimization. GA4 bounce rate adds the conversion context.
Example prompt
"List pages with more than 5,000 clicks/month that have a position below 15. Group by directory. Which templates need the most attention?"
Catch search-visibility regressions in CI
Run an indexing check as part of your deploy review. If a path that was indexed yesterday shows as 'not indexed' post-deploy, catch it before your SEO team does.
Example prompt
"Compare indexing status for /features/* today vs 7 days ago. Flag any URLs that lost indexing coverage."
Submit sitemaps after major migrations
After a URL migration or new site section, submit updated sitemaps directly from your AI chat — no need to open Google Search Console in the browser.
Example prompt
"Submit https://example.com/sitemap-products.xml and confirm the previous one was accepted without errors."
Works in your IDE today
Cursor
Add your GenieSeo URL to Cursor MCP settings. Composer (Agent mode) calls GSC and GA4 tools directly.
Setup guide →Windsurf
Add to ~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json. Cascade agent gets 28 live SEO tools.
Setup guide →Codex CLI
Pass your GenieSeo URL with the --mcp-server flag. Run SEO audits from your terminal.
Setup guide →FAQ
Why do developers need Search Console data in their IDE?+
Developers ship changes that affect SEO — URL restructures, canonical tags, structured data, Core Web Vitals. Having live GSC data inside Cursor or Windsurf means you can verify the SEO impact of a code change without switching tabs or waiting for a weekly report.
Does GenieSeo work in Windsurf IDE?+
Yes. Add your personal GenieSeo MCP URL to ~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json and Windsurf's Cascade agent gets access to 28 live Search Console and GA4 tools. See the Windsurf integration guide for the exact config.
Can I check indexing status for URLs I just deployed?+
Yes. Call inspect_url_enhanced with any URL and get back: indexability verdict, last crawl date, canonical selection, mobile usability, and structured data errors. You can batch-inspect dozens of URLs in one call with batch_url_inspection.
Is this useful for a startup founder with no SEO background?+
Yes. You don't need SEO expertise to ask 'why aren't these pages indexed?' or 'which pages are losing traffic?'. Claude and Cascade explain the answer in plain English and propose the fix alongside the code.
SEO data where you already work.
Free during beta · 28 tools · No Python · 60-second setup
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