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    Site Tag and Verification Check: GA4 and Search Console

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    Setup steps for a GA4 tag and Search Console verification, plus offline checks of the pages, verification evidence, sitemap and robots.txt you saved.

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    Site Tag and Verification Check: GA4 and Search Console

    Site Tag and Verification Check: GA4 and Search Console

    Example session with this skill installed

    Here are saved copies of my home page and two other pages. Is the GA4 tag on every one, and in the head? Then check my sitemap.xml and robots.txt before I submit the sitemap.

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    • Compiled the site tag

    Summary

    Both saved pages carry the GA4 tag for G-EXAMPLE123, the DNS TXT answer holds the verification token, and the sitemap and robots.txt pass. (Example site from the ZIP; ID, site and token are made up.)

    $ python3 scripts/tag_check.py site/index.html site/about.html --expect-id G-EXAMPLE123
OK      page #1 index.html: Google tag found: gtag.js and config for G-EXAMPLE123 (F4)
OK      page #2 about.html: Google tag found: gtag.js and config for G-EXAMPLE123 (F4)
SETUP-CHECK ok=2 fix=0 warn=0 unknown=0 result=ok

$ python3 scripts/verification_check.py --property-type url-prefix --home site/index.html --dns-txt site/dns-txt.txt
INFO    --home: token present (meta tag in the head, token length 43)
INFO    --dns-txt: token present (1 record(s), token length 43)
OK      url-prefix property: token present
SETUP-CHECK ok=1 fix=0 warn=0 unknown=0 result=ok

$ python3 scripts/sitemap_check.py site/sitemap.xml --sitemap-url "https://www.example.com/sitemap.xml" --robots site/robots.txt
OK      sitemap: 2 <url> entries, 317 bytes (F7)
OK      sitemap: 2 of 2 entries have one absolute <loc> on the same protocol and host; every <lastmod> is in W3C Datetime form (F7)
OK      robots.txt: 1 Sitemap: line(s), all full URLs; no 'Disallow: /' or '/*' for all crawlers or Googlebot
SETUP-CHECK ok=3 fix=0 warn=0 unknown=0 result=ok
    CheckResult
    GA4 tag on saved pages2 of 2 OK
    Verification tokenpresent (length only shown)
    Sitemap + robots.txt3 of 3 OK

    Next steps

    • Open the Realtime report in your own GA4 account to see whether data arrives; the scripts read saved files only.
    • Look up in Search Console whether verification went through, then submit the sitemap there.

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    About this skill

    Use when you add a GA4 tag to your pages and register them in Search Console yourself, and want offline checks of saved copies of your files, no network calls and no login, before and after. The skill gives the steps as text and quotes its sources.

    It finds the gtag.js script and its config call in saved HTML pages (HTML comments, noscript and body text do not count; a config call inside a JavaScript comment still does), and warns when the tag sits outside the head (F4) or an ID is configured twice (source: heuristic).

    It reports token present or token missing in the verification meta tag, the HTML verification file and a saved DNS TXT answer; no output line shows a token read from a file, or the name of the HTML verification file.

    It checks a saved sitemap or sitemap index against the sitemaps protocol (size, entry count, UTF-8, absolute URLs on the same host, lastmod form), and robots.txt: its Sitemap line, and Disallow: / under User-agent * or Googlebot (source: heuristic).

    Do not use when you need AdSense readiness, a tool page built, consent banners, Consent Mode, Tag Manager containers or GA4 reports.

    Requires: Python 3.9+ (standard library only). You save the pages, the DNS answer, the sitemap and robots.txt yourself; the scripts read only those files and write nothing; they call no Google service, fetch no URL and resolve no name.

    Independent tool. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Google. Also not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic, OpenAI, Anysphere (Cursor) or the sitemaps.org authors; product names are used only to describe what the skill is for and its compatibility.

    The scripts see only the saved files: not tags added by JavaScript at run time, not tags inside a Google Tag Manager container, and not what a browser is served. "Token present" means the token is in the file; whether verification went through, and whether data arrives, is for you to look up in Search Console and in the Realtime report of your GA4 account (source: heuristic: where to look). No claim that a site gets indexed or ranks, and setup is never done automatically or through an API.

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    Requires

    Python 3.9+ (standard library only). You save the pages, the DNS answer, the sitemap and robots.txt yourself; the scripts read only those files and write nothing; they call no Goog
    Python

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    No. The scripts call no Google service, fetch no URL and resolve no name; they read only the saved files you give them, and setup is never done automatically.

    No. It means the token is in the file. Whether verification went through is for you to look up in Search Console.

    No. It reports token present or token missing and the token length only.

    No. It sees only the saved HTML, so a tag inside a Tag Manager container or added at run time cannot be seen.