Google Search Console shows the queries and pages that bring people to your site. Read next to AI answers, it can reveal which of your pages already attract attention and which topics assistants cover but your pages barely touch. It does not show AI mentions directly, so the two sources complement each other.
The agents read the data you choose to share and use it for context, for instance when the content agent decides which page to extend before writing a new one. The data is never used to change anything in your account.
Access is read-only and limited to the properties relevant to this work. We confirm it on the discovery call, test with real examples and show you how the data is used. You can remove access whenever you wish, and nothing in your Search Console settings is changed.
Search Console shows impressions and clicks from traditional search. Assistant answers show mentions and sources. A page with many impressions but no AI citations may need clearer structure. A page assistants cite but few people search for may be worth more attention. These are leads for investigation, not conclusions. We list them in the monthly review, and your team decides which are worth pursuing.