Site Kit by Google
New in 3.21.1 (Pro). One read-only dispatcher tool works with Site Kit by Google 1.190.0:
| Tool | Default | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
sitekit-read | On | Sign-in and setup state, and module status (3 operations) |
There is no write tool.
Requirements
Section titled “Requirements”- An active EMCP Pro licence.
- Site Kit by Google 1.190.0 exactly, on a single site. Another version answers
unsupported_version; multisite answersunsupported_environment. - An administrator (
manage_options) who can view Site Kit’s splash screen or dashboard.
Site Kit stores sign-in per user, so the answers describe the WordPress user your AI client connects as.
Operations
Section titled “Operations”| Operation | What it does |
|---|---|
status | Version, authenticated, setup_completed, reports_supported (false) |
list-modules | The supported modules: slug, name, active, connected and dependencies |
get-module | One module by slug, such as search-console or analytics-4 |
Supported modules: Site Verification, Search Console, Ads, Analytics (analytics-4), Tag Manager, AdSense, PageSpeed Insights, Sign in with Google and Reader Revenue Manager, when Site Kit offers them.
Reading the answers
Section titled “Reading the answers”- Everything comes from what Site Kit stores on your site. No request goes to Google during a read.
authenticatedmeans a sign-in is stored, not that Google still accepts its token.connectedmeans the module’s local setup is complete, not that Google access was verified.
What it leaves out
Section titled “What it leaves out”- Analytics, Search Console, AdSense, PageSpeed and every other report.
- OAuth tokens, credentials and settings.
- Signing in, connecting or setting up modules, and dashboard sharing.
