gsc-report

To generate a Google Search Console report, configure your CLAUDE.md file with the target GSC site, credentials env var, and outputs path, then run the Python script to fetch and aggregate 30 days of search performance data into a structured summary.

A 30-day Google Search Console summary includes top queries by impressions, top pages by clicks, CTR gaps, and ranking movements. It aggregates this data to provide client-ready SEO insights and show month-over-month changes when prior reports are available.

You configure Google Search Console credentials by defining a credentials environment variable and specifying the GSC site URL inside your CLAUDE.md file. This ensures the reporting script authenticates securely and generates client-specific outputs without hard-coded values.

Yes, you can compare month-over-month Google Search Console data. The script uses CLAUDE.md configuration to handle multiple client sites and compares newly fetched 30-day data with prior saved reports to highlight ranking movements and performance changes.

Google Search Console reporting requires a CLAUDE.md configuration file detailing the GSC site, credentials environment variable, and outputs path. You also need the Python execution environment to run the script that fetches, aggregates, and saves the report locally.