BWE-SEO-SEARCH-CONSOLE
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The Google Search side of the BWE-SEO engine for the current website project. (1) Registers the site's sitemap with Search Console through the OFFICIAL Search Console API, idempotently (an already-registered sitemap is reported, never resubmitted), only when the project has enabled the API and its credential exists. (2) Checks each production page's Google discovery, crawl and index status with the official URL Inspection API (read-only) and records each stage separately with its evidence - INDEXED is only ever set from Google's own report. (3) Analyzes performance (API or an owner-supplied export in seo/data/search-console/) - impressions, clicks, CTR, position, queries, and conversions where analytics exists - treats zero data as valid, and runs the 7/30/90-day reviews. Request Indexing is automated only through /BWE-SEO-REQUEST-INDEXING, never here; never uses Google's Indexing API for ordinary pages, never touches staging, never stores or prints credentials, never fabricates data. Also reads the site's Google Index Monitoring snapshot (which production URLs are indexed, which need attention, and how long new pages typically take). (4) Keyword performance (engine 1.10.0): for each registered keyword and its target page - `keywords add|remove|list|validate|pull|refresh|status|analyze|table|page|discovered|investigate` - which page is meant to rank, whether it exists / is in the sitemap / is indexable, whether Google has indexed it (confirmed, inferred or unknown, with the source), what Google shows for the query (impressions, clicks, CTR, average position), wrong-page and cannibalization detection, discovered queries and evidence-based recommendations; from the site's OWN Search Console data, never a Google search. Use when the user says \"Search Console\", \"keyword performance\", \"which page ranks for\", \"GSC data\", \"index status\", \"which pages are indexed\", \"register the sitemap\", \"is the page indexed\", \"analyze queries\", or invokes /BWE-SEO-SEARCH-CONSOLE, in any website project.
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