Integration · Codex × Google Search Console
Run Google Search Console inside Codex
NotFair connects Codex to live Google Search Console through the same hosted MCP endpoint used across the product. Verified properties, Search Analytics, URL inspection, and sitemap inventory.
Connect your Google Search Console account
Authorize once at notfair.co — then open Codex and start asking real questions about your account.
Setup
Connect Codex in three steps
Codex uses NotFair's hosted Streamable HTTP endpoint. NotFair hosts Google OAuth for Search Console. You authorize verified properties; you do not create a Cloud project for the MCP client.
1. Register NotFair as an MCP server
From any shell where Codex CLI is installed.
codex mcp add NotFair-GoogleSearchConsole --url https://notfair.co/api/mcp/notfair2. Authorize Google Search Console
Open /connect/google_search_console on notfair.co, complete the hosted connection, and select the accounts or properties Codex may use.
3. Start a session
Open Codex CLI and ask it to diagnose Google Search Console using live tools.
Capabilities
What Codex can do with NotFair
Read live Google Search Console data
Verified properties, Search Analytics, URL inspection, and sitemap inventory.
Counted tool surface
10 Search Console tools, measured from the production registrar and guarded by a drift test.
Hosted credentials
NotFair hosts Google OAuth for Search Console. You authorize verified properties; you do not create a Cloud project for the MCP client.
Platform-true writes
Most tools are reads. submitSitemap and deleteSitemap wait for approval and are inverses. This is not a Google Ads impact/undo product. Default Search Analytics uses finalized data (~2–3 day lag). inspectUrl covers one URL at a time.
Example workflows
Prompts that lead to real account work
Query review
“Show the top queries last 28 days using finalized Search Analytics data.”
Clicks, impressions, and freshness metadata.
URL inspection
“Inspect this URL for coverage, canonical, and crawl evidence.”
inspectUrl evidence for one URL.
Sitemap preview
“Preview submitting this sitemap. Do not execute until I approve.”
An approval-gated submit that can later be reversed with deleteSitemap.
Why NotFair for Codex + Google Search Console
The hosted MCP endpoint is the same. The Google Search Console contract is not. NotFair keeps tool counts, OAuth, and write limits honest for this platform.
- 10 Search Console tools — not a vendor-wide total reused as a Google Search Console count
- NotFair hosts Google OAuth for Search Console. You authorize verified properties; you do not create a Cloud project for the MCP client.
- Most tools are reads. submitSitemap and deleteSitemap wait for approval and are inverses. This is not a Google Ads impact/undo product.
- Same remote endpoint in Claude, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, and OpenClaw
FAQ
Common questions about using OpenAI Codex CLI with Google Ads through NotFair.
Yes. NotFair's hosted MCP endpoint is the same across clients. Codex speaks MCP and can call the same tools. Google does not publish an official Search Console MCP in the public sources used here.
NotFair does not copy Google Ads impact snapshots or undo onto Google Search Console. Most tools are reads. submitSitemap and deleteSitemap wait for approval and are inverses. This is not a Google Ads impact/undo product.
NotFair advertises 10 Search Console tools.
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