Integrations

Three sources in. One connector out.

Murkuz reads Google Search Console, Google Analytics 4 and Bing Webmaster Tools through the official APIs, with the permissions you already hold. The rows go to Claude, ChatGPT or any other MCP client. There is nothing to install.

Reads from

The three places your search data already lives.

You connect each one once, through its own sign-in, and Murkuz holds read access you can revoke from your own account at any time. Reading your own data costs us nothing to serve, so 24 of the 32 tools are never metered on any plan. A source you have not connected says so, rather than reporting a zero you would read as bad news.

Works in

One URL, pasted once, into the window you already use.

Murkuz is a remote MCP server. You paste one URL into your client, approve it, and the whole tool surface is available. You never type a tool name: you ask a question in your own words and your agent picks.

Claude

Add Murkuz as a connector, approve the Google sign-in, and all the tools are there. Claude picks the tool from the question you asked.

ChatGPT

The same URL, added the same way. Nothing is installed, and there is no API key to rotate or local server to keep running.

Any MCP client

Murkuz is a remote MCP server over OAuth. Anything that speaks MCP connects the same way and gets the same surface.

Notifications

One optional extra: a Slack digest.

Point a site at a Slack incoming webhook and Murkuz posts a scheduled digest to that channel. It is an extra for people who want a nudge between questions. The connector is the product.

Not at launch

What Murkuz does not connect to.

Murkuz moves search data into the window where you are already thinking. It does not run your publishing and it does not run your backlog. Three things people ask for that are not here:

Publishing to a CMS. Murkuz does not write articles and does not push them to WordPress or anywhere else.
Task and ticket sync. Murkuz does not create tasks in ClickUp or in any other project tool.
Writing to your site. The whole surface is read-only apart from one call: submitting a sitemap to Google.

Connect once. Then stop logging in.

Sign in with Google, pick your properties, add Murkuz to Claude or ChatGPT. About three minutes, most of it waiting on Google's consent screen.

Read-only, through the official APIs, revocable from your own account at any time.