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BWE-SEO-REQUEST-INDEXING

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Requests indexing in Google Search Console for a list of production URLs the owner gives, by driving the Search Console website (URL Inspection, then Request indexing) in a real browser on the owner's computer, with the bundled tool tools/gsc-request-indexing. The owner signs in to Google once in that browser and the session is reused; Claude never types or stores a password. Picks the right property per site, stops for a property when Google's daily quota (about 10-12 requests) is reached, skips URLs already requested in the last 24 hours, and reports each URL as requested, rejected, quota reached or error, with screenshots for problems. Local-only: needs the owner's machine and Google Chrome. In a BWE-SEO website project it records each result in the page's inventory. Also run automatically by /BWE-SEO-PUBLISH once a page is verified live on production, and used by /BWE-SEO when a live page's indexing has not been requested. Use when the user says \"request indexing\", \"submit these URLs to Google\", \"ask Google to index these pages\", or invokes /BWE-SEO-REQUEST-INDEXING.

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