/a-seo-gsc
Search Console gives you thousands of rows and no priority. This reads your export and hands back a ranked list of what is actually costing you traffic, with the evidence attached.
/plugin install search-visibility@imisic
/a-seo-gsc
Search Console hands you four thousand rows and no priority. Clicks are down. Some pages are not indexed. A query sits at position 11. None of that tells you which one is worth a Tuesday afternoon.
a-seo-gsc reads the export and gives you an ordered list of what to fix, with the evidence attached to each item.
It looks for the things that are worth money and that people usually miss. Pages taking impressions and no clicks, which is almost always a title and description problem rather than a ranking one. Striking-distance queries sitting just off page one, where a small move is worth more than a new article. Keyword cannibalization, where two of your own pages are competing and both lose. Indexing failures, and the difference between crawled - currently not indexed and discovered - currently not indexed matters, because they have different causes and different fixes. Index bloat, where thin pages dilute the site.
The arithmetic is done by a script, not by a model reading a CSV. parse_gsc.py pre-processes the export deterministically, so every number in the plan came from counting rather than from a language model's impression of a spreadsheet. That is the difference between a plan you can act on and a plan that sounds right.
It adapts to the site. A 300-page blog, a 50,000-SKU store, a documentation site and a local business fail in different ways, and a checklist written for one of them wastes your time on the others.
The reference doc has the exact click-paths for getting every report out of Search Console, including how to pull two date ranges for trend comparison, and which alternatives work if you do not have GSC access (Bing Webmaster Tools, an Ahrefs or Semrush export).
Your export is your own data. It stays on your machine. Nothing here uploads it, phones home, or sends it anywhere.
Ships in the search-visibility plugin, alongside a-geo-optimizer. You invoke this one yourself, since nothing in a conversation tells Claude you now have an export in hand.
/plugin marketplace add imisic/claude-marketplace
/plugin install search-visibility@imisicThen the command is /a-seo-gsc.
Everything mine on this shelf comes from my own working setup, shared for learning. Test it and adapt it to your project before relying on it; you run it at your own risk.