ChatGPT and Claude can explain an indexing report; TinyAgent is the AI that opens Search Console and does the checks. Give it a list of URLs and it inspects each one, requests indexing where you allow it, and returns the status as a table.
Free to start. $8 in Wallet funds on us, no card needed.
Prompt
Open Google Search Console for my site. Read-only. Give me the last 28 days of clicks, impressions, CTR and average position, and the top 5 pages. Tell me how many pages are not indexed and the top 3 reasons. Inspect my homepage and top 2 pages and tell me if each is on Google.
ChatGPT or Claude
Install the TinyFish plugin in ChatGPT or Claude, sign in to Google once through TinyProfiles, then name the property and the URLs.
Example instruction
Use TinyFish to open Search Console for example.com. Inspect the 10 blog posts I published this week and tell me which are not indexed and why. Request indexing for those. Do not change anything else.
TinyAgent API
Call TinyAgent with the property and the new URLs whenever you publish, and get the indexing status back as JSON.
Inspect a URL in Search Console from one call:
from tinyfish import TinyFish, EventType, RunStatus
client = TinyFish()
with client.agent.stream(
url="https://search.google.com/search-console",
goal="""Open the Search Console property for https://www.example.com. Run URL Inspection for https://www.example.com/blog/new-post. Return JSON with on_google (yes or no), coverage_status, last_crawl and any issue. Do not request indexing or change settings.""",
use_profile=True,
) as stream:
for event in stream:
if event.type == EventType.COMPLETE and event.status == RunStatus.COMPLETED:
print("Result:", event.result_json)Runs are billed at $0.016 per agent step.Read the docs
These are the Search Console jobs people give TinyAgent most often. Each runs in your own account, read-only unless your prompt allows a change.
For content teams
Paste the pages you published this week. TinyAgent inspects each one and tells you which are on Google, which are not, and the reason Search Console gives, such as “Crawled - currently not indexed”.
Try
Inspect these 20 URLs and list any that are not on Google, with the reason.
You get: One row per URL with on Google, coverage status and last crawl.
See TinyAgentFor site owners
After a launch or a fix, TinyAgent requests indexing for the pages you name and leaves the rest alone. Google limits requests each day, so put the pages that matter most first.
Try
Request indexing for the 3 pages I updated today. Skip any page that is already indexed.
You get: The pages it requested, and any request Google rejected.
See TinyAgentFor agencies
Onboarding a new client? TinyAgent opens, adds or verifies properties across the accounts you manage, so setup does not wait for someone to click through each one.
Try
Add https://client.com as a URL-prefix property and tell me which verification methods it offers.
You get: Property status and any verification steps still open.
See TinyAgentFor SEO specialists
Submit a sitemap, check that Google read it, and pull the numbers you report on: clicks, impressions, CTR, average position and pages not indexed.
Try
Submit /sitemap.xml, then give me the last 28 days of clicks and impressions and the top 3 reasons pages are not indexed.
You get: Sitemap status, discovered pages and a short report.
See TinyAgentYes. TinyAgent opens Search Console in a real browser signed in as you and does the clicking: URL Inspection, indexing requests and report checks. You ask from ChatGPT, Claude or the API.
Only if your prompt says so. Ask for read-only checks and it only inspects and reports.
It can request indexing one URL at a time, the same way you would. Google sets a daily limit on how many indexing requests you can submit, so give it the pages that matter most.
Yes, through a TinyProfiles browser profile. Sign in to Google in it once and TinyAgent reuses that session.
The API covers reports and URL Inspection but needs a Google Cloud project, OAuth and code. TinyAgent works through the Search Console screens you already use, so there is nothing to set up beyond the sign-in.
Yes. In ChatGPT and Claude you can schedule the task to run on a timer. From code, call TinyAgent once per row from a loop or a queue; accounts start at 2 concurrent runs.
TinyAgent is billed from your Wallet at $0.016 per agent step, not per run. A typical Search Console task in our runs takes around 16 steps, about 25 cents. New accounts get $8 in Wallet funds. Accounts start at 2 concurrent runs.
Free to start. $8 in Wallet funds on us, no card needed.
