A brief becomes a real page.Site Kit by Google MCP integration
Know which Google services are set up, without leaving the conversation.
EMCP Pro reads what Site Kit by Google stores on your site: whether it is signed in and set up for you, and which modules are active and connected. It never contacts Google, so it does not return Analytics or Search Console reports, and it never changes Site Kit.
Pro integrationSite Kit by Google 1.190.0, single site
One question, local answers
| Step | What EMCP does |
|---|---|
| 01 · Status | Signed in, setup complete |
| 02 · Modules | 9 listed, 3 active |
| 03 · Analytics | Active, connected locally |
| 04 · Google | Not contacted, no reports |
A practical place to start
From a setup question to a module list.
- 01
Read the setup
status reports whether Site Kit is signed in and setup is complete for the connected user, and that reports are not supported.
- 02
List the modules
list-modules returns nine supported modules, each active or not, connected or not, with the modules it depends on.
- 03
Check one module
get-module returns one module by slug, such as analytics-4 or search-console.
Built for Site Kit by Google
Local state only
Site Kit stores its sign-in, setup and module settings on your site. EMCP reads them fresh for the connected user and returns plain answers: signed in or not, setup complete or not, and for each supported module whether it is active and connected. No request goes to Google while it reads.
What it does not do
There are no reports: no Analytics traffic, Search Console queries or AdSense earnings. There is no write tool, so EMCP never signs in, connects a module or changes a setting. Tokens and credentials are never returned.
Reading the answers right
A stored sign-in is not proof that Google still accepts it, and connected means the module’s local setup is complete. When something looks wrong, open Site Kit’s dashboard, which talks to Google directly.
Use the Site Kit tool reference for operation names and arguments, and Wordfence for the site’s security status.
Get connected
Put Site Kit by Google in your AI’s toolkit.
- 1
Install Site Kit
Install EMCP Pro 3.21.1 with Site Kit by Google 1.190.0 on a single site. Other versions and multisite are refused.
- 2
Use your own account
Site Kit stores sign-in per user. Connect your AI client as the WordPress user whose Site Kit setup you want to check.
- 3
Ask about the setup
sitekit-read is on by default. There is no write tool to enable.
Then connect Claude Code, Claude Desktop, or Cursor to use the Site Kit by Google tools enabled on your site. Compare Free and Pro access.
A few useful details
Before you connect.
Questions about Site Kit by Google, supported operations, and the workflow on your site.
Can it read my Analytics or Search Console reports?
No. Connected Google reports are not exposed. The integration reads only what Site Kit stores on your site.
What does connected mean here?
That the module's setup is complete on your site. Site Kit's own dashboard shows whether Google still accepts the connection.
Which modules are listed?
Site Verification, Search Console, Ads, Analytics, Tag Manager, AdSense, PageSpeed Insights, Sign in with Google and Reader Revenue Manager, when Site Kit offers them.
Can it set up a module?
No. Sign-in, module setup and settings stay in Site Kit.
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