gsc-indexer-mcp MCP Server
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Published as gsc-indexer-mcp on pypi. Runs locally.
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Raw exception messages reach tool output at three sites (api.py:187, perf.py:313, perf.py:501)
Three sites interpolate a raw exception into text that leaves the process, against the rule the rest of the codebase follows: failures log the exception type name, never its message.
| Site | Code | Where it goes |
|---|---|---|
src/gsc_core/api.py:187 |
return "error", f"request failed: {exc}" |
the note field of a status row, returned by gsc_check_status |
src/gsc_core/perf.py:313 |
raise PerfError(f"request failed: {exc}") from exc |
the message surfaces through `gsc_perf |
Read the thread · 2026-08-03 · closed · 0 comments
Extract the refusal-envelope helpers into gsc_mcp/envelopes.py
_api_fix, _api_error and _unexpected now exist twice: server.py:67-99 and tools_audit.py. #10 duplicated them deliberately rather than importing, because server.py imports tools_audit, so importing back would cycle.
The duplication is not verbatim, which is the part that will bite. server._api_fix returns _FIX_PROPERTIES; tools_audit._api_fix returns _FIX_UNKNOWN_PROPERTY. Same error code, different fix, depending on which tool you happened to call. A caller — usually
Read the thread · 2026-08-03 · closed · 0 comments
routing.resolve_property ignores URL paths, so path-overlapping properties resolve by list order
routing.resolve_property matches on scheme and host only. Two properties in the same account that differ only by path — https://example.com/ and https://example.com/blog/, an ordinary setup — therefore resolve by whichever appears first in the list, not by which one most specifically owns the URL.
Why it matters more after #10
Before Milestone 4 there were two writers disagreeing: _record_discovery attributed URLs to the caller's property argument while api._persist attributed b
Read the thread · 2026-08-03 · closed · 0 comments
Log a non-sensitive reason code on pair denial so the failing rule is diagnosable
Problem
When the bridge refuses a pairing request, the log records that a denial happened but not which rule fired. verify_pair_request returns a (bool, reason) pair, and the reason still travels to the extension on the pair_denied frame — but nothing logs it.
The four causes are operationally distinct and need different fixes from the user:
| Cause | What the user must do |
|---|---|
| No paired target for this profile | Run gsc_pair first |
| Extension ID does not match | Rel |
Read the thread · 2026-08-03 · closed · 0 comments
Bounded jobs.shutdown(timeout) so a client disconnect does not abandon a worker mid-URL
Problem
jobs.join(job_id, timeout) exists but is deliberately unwired. When the MCP client disconnects, the server exits and the job worker — a daemon thread — dies wherever it happens to be, potentially mid-URL with a submission already sent to Google.
submit.run opens and closes one submission row per URL, so a killed worker leaves exactly one open row. store.reconcile settles it at the next startup and charges it conservatively. So the cost is bounded at one over-counted slot o
Read the thread · 2026-08-03 · closed · 0 comments
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