Tools
inspect_url (Google) & bing_url_info (Bing)
Checks the indexing status of a single URL in Google and Bing.
- When to use: When a specific page isn’t getting any traffic.
- What problem it solves: Finding out if a page is blocked by robots.txt, redirected, or simply ignored.
inspection_batch
Inspects multiple URLs (up to 5) simultaneously for both Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools. URLs are processed in parallel with concurrency control to avoid rate limiting.
- When to use: When you need to check the indexing status of several pages at once — e.g., after a migration, a bulk content publish, or when auditing a section of the site.
- What problem it solves: Eliminates the need to inspect URLs one at a time. One call gives you the indexing status for up to 5 pages, with per-URL error isolation (one failure won’t break the batch).
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
siteUrl | string | Yes | The URL of the property |
inspectionUrls | string[] | Yes | List of URLs to inspect (max 5) |
languageCode | string | No | Language code for localized results (Google only, default: en-US) |
engine | "google" | "bing" | No | The search engine to use (default: google) |
get_pagespeed
Runs a full PageSpeed Insights analysis, returning Lighthouse scores and Core Web Vitals (CWV).
- When to use: When a page’s rankings are dropping despite good content.
- What problem it solves: Identifying performance bottlenecks like LCP (Largest Contentful Paint) issues.
Combining the Tools
The power of this MCP is the ability to combine these. An agent can:- Notice a traffic drop on a specific page using Analytics.
- Check if it’s still indexed using Inspection or Batch Inspection.
- Check if a recent code change slowed it down using PageSpeed.
- Tell you the exact root cause.
Example Agent Prompts
1. Debugging indexing issues
“I just published https://example.com/new-post. Is it indexed? If not, does the URL inspection tool show any errors?“
2. Batch indexing check
“I just migrated 5 blog posts to new URLs. Can you batch inspect these URLs to check if they’re all indexed: /blog/post-1, /blog/post-2, /blog/post-3, /blog/post-4, /blog/post-5?“
3. Performance Audit
“Check the PageSpeed scores for my top 10 most visited pages on mobile. List any that have an LCP score over 2.5 seconds.”
4. Core Web Vitals Check
“Run a Core Web Vitals report for the homepage and compare the results for mobile vs. desktop.”