Grounding a prompt set in Search Console, from any client

Tool call: gsc_queries_get

{ "project_id": "441e8df6-…", "limit": 15 }

Response, abridged

{
  "project_id": "441e8df6-…",
  "connected": false,
  "queries": [],
  "explanation": "This project has no Google Search Console connection, so there is no first-party search data to report. This says nothing about the site's search demand. Connect it from the project's page in Linkeddit, which asks you to add Linkeddit's address as a user on the property in Google Search Console."
}

Tool call: The connection is not an MCP call. It is two steps in two places.

1. In Google Search Console, open the property for the project's domain:
   Settings > Users and permissions > Add user.
   Paste Linkeddit's service-account address (shown on the project's Overview page; it begins
   linkeddit-search-console). Restricted permission is enough for reading.

2. In Linkeddit, on the project's Overview page, press "Check for properties" and choose the property.

Response, abridged

What the app verifies before it records the connection:
- that our service account can actually read the property you chose (read-only Search Console scope)
- which property the project uses

No OAuth redirect, no customer token stored. You can disconnect from the same panel at any time and
remove the address from your property's users in Google to revoke the grant itself.

Tool call: gsc_queries_get

{ "project_id": "441e8df6-…", "days": 28, "limit": 50 }

Response, abridged

Response shape, from the live tool description (we cannot show real rows for this project until
it is connected, and we will not invent them):

"Get the search queries real buyers used to reach this project's site, from the customer's own Google
Search Console, ranked by impressions … Returns the query, its impressions and clicks, and its average
position."

Parameters: project_id, days (default 28), limit (default 50), offset.

Tool call: answer_prompts_list

{ "project_id": "441e8df6-…", "status": "approved" }

Response, abridged

{
  "items": [
    { "text": "What is the best competitor analysis tool for product marketers?", "intent": "commercial", "priority": 86 },
    { "text": "Which competitive intelligence tools use Reddit and review site data?", "intent": "commercial", "priority": 87 },
    { "text": "What are the best AI visibility tools for B2B SaaS?", "intent": "commercial", "priority": 88 },
    { "text": "What is the best competitor monitoring software for tracking pricing changes and product launches?", "priority": 90 },
    { "text": "What are the best answer engine optimization (AEO) tools?", "priority": 92 },
    { "text": "What are the best Crayon alternatives?", "priority": 93 },
    { "text": "What are the best AI citation tracking tools?", "priority": 98 },
    { "text": "What are the best AI brand monitoring tools?", "priority": 100 },
    "… 13 more"
  ]
}