Connect Google Search Console to Codex
Ask Codex about your clicks, queries and indexing while it works on your site. One command, OAuth sign-in, no Google Cloud project.
codex mcp add hypergsc --url https://hypergsc.com/mcp
Example: in Codex, HyperGSC compares search periods and finds the two blog posts behind a drop in clicks.
How to connect Google Search Console to Codex
Two minutes, three steps. No Google Cloud project, no server to run.
Connect your website
Sign in to HyperGSC, connect the Google account with Search Console access and save the properties you want to share. The Free plan includes one.
Add HyperGSC to Codex
Run codex mcp add, then codex mcp login hypergsc and approve access in your browser.
Ask, then fix
Ask about your search data, like “Which pages lost clicks this week?”. Codex answers with your numbers and can change the pages in your repo.
codex mcp add hypergsc --url https://hypergsc.com/mcp
What Codex can do with your Search Console data
Codex picks the right HyperGSC tool for your question. Available tools depend on your plan.
Search performance
Clicks, impressions, CTR and average position by page, query, country or device. Compare complete periods and find the biggest movers.
CTR and content opportunities
Pages with impressions but few clicks, queries close to page one and overlapping pages, taken from your own Search Console rows.
Indexing checks
Google’s stored URL Inspection and sitemap observations: the indexed state, the canonical Google chose and the last crawl.
Page diagnostics
Lighthouse, Core Web Vitals, structured data, hreflang, redirects and internal links for pages on the properties you selected.
Keyword and competitor research
Paid plans add keyword research, live SERP lookups, competitor gaps and Ahrefs Domain Rating. Estimates stay separate from your Google data.
Change tracking
Record an SEO change you made, then compare Search Console results before and after once enough complete data exists.
Search Console prompts to try in Codex
Copy a prompt into Codex. It reads your data, then your code.
Three ways to add the HyperGSC MCP server
Same server, same tools. Pick what fits your setup.
Codex CLI (recommended)
Add the server, then run codex mcp login hypergsc to sign in.
codex mcp add hypergsc --url https://hypergsc.com/mcpCodex app
Open the MCP settings, add this URL and sign in with OAuth.
https://hypergsc.com/mcpAPI key
For headless machines. Set HYPERGSC_API_KEY, then add the server.
codex mcp add hypergsc --url https://hypergsc.com/mcp --bearer-token-env-var HYPERGSC_API_KEY
Need screenshots or troubleshooting? Read the Codex setup guide.
Questions about HyperGSC for Codex
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Connect your Google account and choose a property in HyperGSC. Run codex mcp add hypergsc --url https://hypergsc.com/mcp, then codex mcp login hypergsc and approve access in your browser. Start a new Codex session and ask it to list your connected properties.
No. Many guides ask you to create a Google Cloud project, enable the Search Console API and manage credentials. With HyperGSC you sign in with Google in your browser and choose your properties; HyperGSC runs the MCP server for you.
Yes. In the Codex app, add https://hypergsc.com/mcp as a remote MCP server in the MCP settings and sign in with OAuth.
Yes, for headless machines. Create a key in HyperGSC under Account → Settings, export it as HYPERGSC_API_KEY and add the server with --bearer-token-env-var HYPERGSC_API_KEY. Keep the key out of your repository.
Codex can edit files in your repository when you ask it to. HyperGSC’s Google access is read-only: it cannot change Search Console settings or submit sitemaps.
Only the properties you enable in HyperGSC. Nothing else from your Google account is shared, and you can change the selection or revoke access at any time.
HyperGSC is free for one Search Console property. Paid plans add longer history, more properties, keyword and SERP research, GA4 reports and backlinks. Your AI subscription is separate.
Ready to fix pages with your search data?
Connect a property, add HyperGSC to Codex and run your first report.
codex mcp add hypergsc --url https://hypergsc.com/mcp