Mugpipe Signals Documentation

This page covers Mugpipe Signals only. Other Mugpipe products have their own pages.

How to connect Mugpipe Signals in Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor, authorize read-only Google access, and ask for Search Console and GA4 reports in the chat.

Signals Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

Connector URL
Add the connector
Connect Google
Example prompts
Tools
Trial and billing
Troubleshooting
Support

What Signals does

Mugpipe Signals is a read-only connector. In Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor, you can ask about your own Google Search Console and Google Analytics 4 data. Signals can also request a Lighthouse lab audit or Chrome UX Report field data for public pages on the Search Console site you have saved.

Signals cannot change your site, ads, or analytics settings. Google is used to sign in and to authorize those read-only sources. Polar is the seller of record for the paid plan.

Connector URL

Paste this MCP connector into Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor.

https://mcp.mugpipe.com/signals

Add the connector

The labels in each AI app can change. If a screen looks different, look for a Connectors, Plugins, or MCP setting and paste the URL above.

Claude

On an individual plan, open Customize, then Connectors. Choose Add, then Add custom connector. Give it a name such as Mugpipe Signals, paste the connector URL, and continue. Complete sign-in when Claude asks, then add the connector. In a chat, use the + button, then Connectors, and turn Signals on for that conversation.

On a Team or Enterprise plan, an owner first adds the connector under Organization settings, then Connectors (Add, then Custom, then Web), using the same URL. Members then open Customize, then Connectors, and choose Connect.

ChatGPT

Use ChatGPT on the web. Open Plugins, choose the plus button, then Add custom MCP server. Give it a name, paste the connector URL, choose to sign in (OAuth), review the warning, and create it as a plugin. Install the plugin, start a new chat, type @, and select Mugpipe Signals.

Whether you can add a custom MCP server depends on your ChatGPT plan and workspace settings. If you do not see that option, email support@mugpipe.com.

Cursor

Open Customize in the sidebar and add a remote MCP server with the connector URL. You can also save this in a mcp.json file (for all projects, in your home directory as ~/.cursor/mcp.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mugpipe-signals": {
      "url": "https://mcp.mugpipe.com/signals"
    }
  }
}

Save the file and restart Cursor if the server does not appear. Sign in when Cursor asks.

Connect Google and choose a site

1
Ask for the Google consent link

In the same chat, ask the AI to connect Google. It will show a short link on auth.mugpipe.com.
2
Approve read-only access

Open the link and approve read-only access to Search Console and Analytics. Signals cannot change that data. Stay in the same chat when you return.
3
Name the site and property

Ask the AI to list your Search Console sites and GA4 properties, then tell it, by name, which site and which property to use. It saves that choice as the default for later reports. You can do this in the chat; you do not need to visit mugpipe.com for this step.

Browser connect, if you are not in an AI chat.

Example prompts

After Google is connected and a site and property are saved, try:

“Give me my weekly search and traffic report for my saved site.”
“Which queries are ranking between positions 8 and 20 with real impressions, and which pages should I improve first?”
“Which GA4 key events are configured on my property, and how many fired last week?”
“Run a mobile lab audit for my homepage.”

Tools

Signals currently exposes these 17 tools. Most reports use the saved site and property when you do not name one in the chat.

List properties — Lists the Search Console sites and GA4 properties available to the connected Google account, with suggested site and property pairings.
Account status — Returns which Google sources are connected, the saved site and property, the access status, usage for the current period, and the account page where the account holder can cancel renewal. This tool does not cancel a subscription.
Connect Google — Starts or resumes read-only Google consent for Search Console and Analytics on the signed-in account. Returns the connection status and, when consent is needed, a consentUrl. Optional input: reconnect.
Select properties — Saves the Search Console site URL and GA4 property ID to use as defaults for reports on this account. Inputs: siteUrl, propertyId.
Weekly report — Summarizes search and traffic for the last 7 days compared with the previous 7 days.
Compare periods — Compares two date ranges for clicks, impressions, click-through rate, average position, sessions, and conversions.
Top movers — Returns the queries and pages with the largest gains and losses between two periods.
Striking distance — Returns queries ranking roughly in positions 8 to 20 that already have meaningful impressions.
CTR opportunities — Returns pages and queries with high impressions and a low click-through rate for their position.
Landing page check — Combines Search Console clicks for organic landing pages with GA4 engagement and key events.
Page deep dive — Reports queries, trend, on-site behavior, and index status for one URL.
Traffic sources — Breaks down traffic by channel, source, and medium, with the change from the comparison period.
Index health — Returns sitemap status and URL inspection results for up to 10 URLs.
Query explorer — Runs a bounded Search Analytics query with a fixed set of dimensions, up to 1000 rows and a range of up to 16 months.
Key event audit — Lists the GA4 key events configured on a property and the keyEvents count for each in a date range. An empty configuration and a configured event with a zero count are reported separately.
Lab page audit — Runs a Lighthouse lab audit through PageSpeed Insights for up to 3 public https URLs on the saved Search Console site. Returns lab metrics and opportunity findings, without Chrome UX Report field data.
Field experience — Returns Chrome UX Report field Core Web Vitals for the saved site, by device, with the 28-day collection window. Missing field data, a missing configuration, and quota limits are returned as explicit statuses.

Trial and billing

Mugpipe Signals is a 7-day free trial, then $9 per month. Polar is the seller of record and collects the card. Polar bills when the 7-day free trial ends. See Mugpipe Signals pricing for the current offer.

When does the trial start?

The 7-day free trial starts on the first connection from an AI app, not when Polar confirms a card. Reconnecting an app does not add days. Unless stated otherwise, each account may receive one trial.

Can I cancel?

Yes. Cancel renewal of Mugpipe Signals on the billing page. Access continues until the end of the current period or trial. No further charge is made after that date. Canceling renewal does not create a refund or a credit. Manage payment method in Polar.

What do I get?

$9 per month: up to 10 Search Console sites, up to 10 GA4 properties, and read-only access from Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor on the same Mugpipe account. Usage limits may change.

Are fees refundable?

Except where required by applicable law or by Polar's policies, fees are non-refundable. Where a refund is granted, it is issued by Polar. This is described in the terms of use.

Troubleshooting

A tool says Signals is unavailable for this account's current entitlement

The trial has ended and there is no paid month. Plan information is at Mugpipe Signals pricing. Cancel renewal of Mugpipe Signals on the billing page. Manage payment method in Polar when you want to update the card.

A tool says Search Console or Google Analytics is not connected

Ask the AI, in the same chat, to connect Google, and open the consent link it shows. Approve read-only access, then return to the chat and ask again.

A tool asks me to select a site or property

Ask the AI to list your properties, then name the Search Console site and the GA4 property you want to save. Reports use that saved choice when you do not name one in the prompt.

A lab audit or field-experience tool returns no data

If Chrome UX Report has no field data for a URL or device, that is an empty dataset, not a score of zero. Lab audits run only on public https URLs on the saved Search Console site, up to three URLs at a time. A tool may also say it is unconfigured, or that a quota or time limit was reached. Those are explicit statuses, not a score of zero.

Support

Email support@mugpipe.com. Mugpipe does not have a ticket portal. Include the Google account email you use for Mugpipe, what you were doing, and what you saw, in one or two sentences. Do not send passwords, card numbers, or Google tokens.

Setup questions are also covered on this page and on each plugin's pricing page. You can manage the payment method in Polar when checkout is open.