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Understand your Google traffic, from chat.
Check Site Kit setup, review Search Console pages and compare GA4 landing pages with ChatGPT or Claude. You can also hide or restore Site Kit’s toolbar metrics.
All four recipes tested in ChatGPT and Claude on 6 November 2026 with Site Kit 1.191.0. Reporting tests used real Google data.
Things to ask
- “Is my Site Kit setup complete?”Checks WordPress’s recorded connection and module settings.
- “Which pages have high impressions but a low click-through rate?”Reads a bounded Search Console page report.
- “Compare my top landing pages with the previous 28 days.”Reads two GA4 reports and compares matching paths.
- “Hide Site Kit metrics in my WordPress toolbar.”Changes the toolbar display, leaving tracking settings as they are.
Recipes
Integration actions
Actions used by this integration and their test status. At Trusted, supported changes follow the connected WordPress user’s permissions.
| What your assistant uses | What it does | At Standard | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
Site Kit connection and modules REST routes | Check setup and configured services | Reads | Tested |
ai-puffer/site-kit-search-console-report | Read page clicks, impressions, click-through rate and position | Reads | Tested |
ai-puffer/site-kit-ga4-report | Read landing-page sessions, engaged sessions and active users | Reads | Tested |
Site Kit admin-bar-settings REST route | Hide or restore toolbar metrics | Asks you | Tested |
Before you start
Use AI Puffer 2.5.25 or later, Site Kit 1.191.0 or later and WordPress with the Abilities API. These workflows are available on AI Puffer Free and paid plans. They use website actions, not AI Puffer AI credits.
- Install and activate Site Kit by Google.
- Open Site Kit › Dashboard in WordPress and finish Google’s setup steps. Search Console connects during initial setup.
- For GA4 reports, connect Analytics during setup or under Site Kit › Settings › Connect More Services. Check the selected property under Connected Services › Analytics. See Google’s Analytics guide.
- Connect your assistant through AI Puffer as that WordPress administrator. The administrator must have personally signed in to Site Kit and have access to the selected Google properties. Access to a shared Site Kit dashboard alone is not enough for these reports.
Google sign-in, consent and property selection stay in Site Kit. You do not give your assistant a Google password, API key or access token.
Read reports
Ask for Search Console page clicks, impressions, click-through rate and average position, or GA4 landing-page sessions, engaged sessions and active users. Each request covers up to 90 days, ending before today, and returns at most 25 rows.
Search Console pages are ranked by clicks; GA4 landing pages are ranked by sessions. These are bounded lists, not a complete export. A page missing from a list has an unknown count, not zero traffic. Compare equal-length periods and matching page paths. Do not add page-level active-user counts together to claim a site total. Recent Google data may still be incomplete.
The reports omit search terms, URL query strings and credentials. Returned page paths and aggregate metrics are shared with your connected assistant. No tracking, content or Google property settings are changed by a report.
Check setup or change the toolbar
The setup recipe reads Site Kit’s existing connection and module settings. A module marked connected does not by itself prove access to Google reports.
The toolbar recipe uses Site Kit’s existing display setting. Read only can inspect it; Standard asks for WordPress approval before changing it; Trusted can change it directly. Your assistant reads the saved setting back. Hiding toolbar metrics does not turn off Analytics tracking.
If a report is unavailable
Open Site Kit as the same WordPress user connected to your assistant. Finish setup, sign in to Google if requested and check that the relevant service and property are accessible. If you can only see another administrator’s shared dashboard, connect your own authorized Google account. Ask your assistant to retry after correcting access.
The tested integration covers Search Console and GA4 reports. It does not create Google properties, manage Google access, change tracking or provide AdSense, Ads or PageSpeed reports.