Cluster · CLI
Terminal commands for serious work
For people who live in the terminal: gsccli and gacli give full access to Google Search Console and Google Analytics 4 through composable commands, automatic pagination, multiple output formats, and OAuth or Service Account auth.
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gsccli
SEO & AnalyticsSenior-grade Google Search Console + Indexing API CLI — real production SEO workflows.
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- Version
- v1.2.1
- License
- MIT
npm install -g @nalyk/gsccli
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gacli
SEO & AnalyticsFull-featured Google Analytics 4 CLI + MCP server — production GA4 automation for humans and agents.
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- v1.1.0
- License
- MIT
npm install -g @nalyk/gacli
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Why this matters
Good CLIs are not just about avoiding a dashboard — they're about composability. Pipe into jq, drop into a cron script, embed in a Makefile, dump as CSV for offline analysis.
Both tools respect Unix conventions: stdout for data, stderr for errors, proper exit codes, short and long flag support, JSON as a first-class citizen.
Bonus: the same tools are exposed as MCP servers. Anything the CLI can do, your AI agent can do through Claude Desktop or Cursor — no code duplication.
How to start
- 01 Install globally with
npm install -g @nalyk/gscclior@nalyk/gacli. - 02 Set up auth: OAuth for interactive use (browser flow), Service Account for automation.
- 03 Run with
--helpto see all commands, or read the docs page rendered from the README.
For AI-agent use, see the SEO automation cluster where the same tools show up via MCP.