Querymemo

Set up Querymemo

One command for your AI CLI, one Google sign-in, then ask about your own site. You need Node.js 20 or later and a Google account that can see your site in Search Console.

On this page

Not yet public. The npm package goes public at launch, and the commands appear on this page that day. Until then, get the launch email to hear when it happens.

Claude Code

The command is shown here at launch.

Then run npx querymemo login once and restart Claude Code.

Codex CLI

The command is shown here at launch.

Then run npx querymemo login once and restart Codex.

Grok CLI

The command is shown here at launch.

Grok takes the launch command first and its arguments after --. Then run npx querymemo login once and restart Grok.

Or let Querymemo do it

The command is shown here at launch.

init finds Claude Code, Codex and Grok on your machine, registers Querymemo in each one (for every project), opens Google sign-in in your browser, and shows your Search Console sites to pick from. Type to filter the list, use the arrow keys to move, press space to pick a site, Ctrl+A to pick all that your plan allows, and Enter to save.

What Google shows you

Google asks you to choose an account, then shows what Querymemo is asking for: "View Search Console data for your verified sites", plus your email address. Google may show that line with an empty box: tick it, or sign-in stops and asks you to try again. That access is read-only. Querymemo can't change anything in Search Console. When you allow it, your browser shows "Querymemo is connected" and you can go back to the terminal.

Ask your first question

Open your CLI in any folder and ask in plain words. For example:

  • "What should I write next for example.com?"
  • "Which page on example.com should I improve first, and how?"
  • "What changed on example.com this week, and is it me or Google?"
  • "Is https://example.com/pricing indexed?"

The answers name the property and the dates. Ask your CLI to show the numbers behind any call.

Plans

The free plan covers one website. If you ask about a second one, the answer says your plan covers one site and links to your account, where you can swap the site or see the plans.

If something doesn't work

  • "Querymemo isn't signed in": run npx querymemo login.
  • The tools don't show up: restart your CLI after adding Querymemo. In Claude Code, /mcp lists connected servers; in Codex, codex mcp list; in Grok, grok mcp list.
  • No sites listed: the Google account you signed in with has no verified Search Console property. Add one at search.google.com/search-console, then run npx querymemo sites.
  • Anything else: npx querymemo status shows the account, plan and sites. Email hello@querymemo.com with what it says.

Remove Querymemo

npx querymemo logout

That revokes Querymemo's Google access and deletes the token from your keychain. Remove the server from your CLI with claude mcp remove --scope user querymemo, codex mcp remove querymemo or grok mcp remove --scope user querymemo. To delete your account, use your account page.