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Platform Upgrade: Our AI Now Works Directly With Google Search Console and Semrush

2026-10-15T10:04:00+08:00

Our platform AI can now call Google Search Console directly for search analysis and use Semrush for SEO work — including new competitor analysis covering rankings, traffic and keywords — without the lengthy configuration general-purpose AI requires.

We have shipped a major upgrade to our AI website platform. In short: the AI that runs inside your website workspace can now call Google Search Console (GSC) directly for search performance data, and Semrush for SEO analysis — including a newly added competitor analysis capability that covers rankings, traffic and keywords. No separate tool stack, no manual data exports, no lengthy configuration in between.

What Makes Our Platform AI Different From General-Purpose AI

General-purpose AI assistants are strong at writing and brainstorming, but when it comes to your website's actual search data, they hit a wall. They cannot see your Google Search Console account. Connecting one usually means creating API projects, managing credentials and permissions, and wiring up integrations yourself — a series of configuration steps that many teams never finish.

Our platform AI is different because it is built into the platform that already manages your website. Your site, your search data and the AI are in one place. When you need to know how your pages are performing in Google search, you ask and the AI pulls the data directly from GSC — quickly, without you setting up any API access or copying numbers between tools. The same applies to Semrush: SEO analysis is available inside the platform, ready to use, rather than something you have to configure and connect on your own.

Google Search Console: Search Analysis on Demand

With this upgrade, the platform AI can read your GSC data directly and answer the practical questions behind it: which queries bring visitors to which pages, how impressions, clicks and click-through rates are trending, and where your pages stand in search results. The analysis comes from your real, first-party search data — the same data Google itself reports — so decisions about content and keywords are grounded in how your site actually performs, not in guesswork.

Semrush: SEO Analysis Without the Setup

Semrush integration brings professional SEO analysis into the same workspace. Keyword research, search visibility and related insights are now available to the platform AI directly, so evaluating a keyword, checking a market or reviewing a page's SEO position no longer requires a separate Semrush workflow of your own.

New: Competitor Analysis With Rankings, Traffic and Keywords

The most requested piece of this upgrade is now live: Semrush-powered competitor analysis. You can look at how competitor domains perform across three dimensions — their keyword rankings, their estimated traffic, and the keywords they rank for.

Why this matters: your competitors' keyword data is a ready-made optimization roadmap. When you can see which terms a rival ranks for and your site does not, you know exactly which topics and pages are worth building or improving. Instead of choosing keywords in the abstract, you can prioritize the ones already proven to attract search demand in your market — and let the platform AI turn that comparison into concrete content and SEO actions for your own site.

What You Can Do With It Today

  • Ask the platform AI to analyze your GSC search data — top queries, page performance, ranking trends — without any manual configuration.
  • Run SEO analysis through the built-in Semrush integration for keyword and visibility questions.
  • Review a competitor's rankings, traffic and keywords, and identify the gaps worth targeting on your own site.
  • Act on the findings directly in the platform where your website is built and managed.

This upgrade is available now for users of our AI website platform. If you are evaluating our platform, this is a practical difference you can test: the search and competitor data behind your SEO decisions is one question away — not one integration project away.