Returns what an agent needs to know about a site before content or SEO work, in sections. Pass sections to pick them; without it, the tool returns profile, settings and integrations. The result has one key for each section. profile: the site’s name and domain, its brand profile (metadata such as the main keyword, market and country, the audience, Brand Voice, Content Guardrails, Offer Positioning, competitors and sitemap counts), whether the owner has completed the brand profile review, the setup checklist and the stored Domain Rating. Content generation uses the brand profile only after the review is complete; the owner completes it in Keytomic at profileUrl, never through this server. legacyCustomInstructions is a legacy free-text field kept for older generation paths: read it, but put new rules in Content Guardrails, Brand Voice or Offer Positioning with update_brand_profile. A site whose brand profile is not generated yet has brandProfile null; brandProfileGenerationFailed true means the last generation failed; the owner cannot start it again and should contact Keytomic support. sitemapInventory.collectionPending true means the sitemap counts are not final yet. settings: Article Settings (length, tone, voice instructions, internal links, inline images, YouTube and the author override), indexing settings (the URL prefix of the site’s posts), the automatic blog schedule (days, whether drafts publish automatically and to how many destinations, and whether article snapshots are on) and the author profiles with the default author. The automatic blog schedule is read only here; the owner changes it in Keytomic. Edit the rest with update_project_settings, save_author_profile and delete_author_profile. usage: for this site, each Usage Limit with a cap: what was used in its window (day, week, month or all time), the limit and what is left. A metered action with no cap is not listed. Read it before work that spends credits. integrations: Google Search Console, Google Analytics, Bing Webmaster and each Shopify store. Each entry has a name (the property, site or store; null when not connected) and a status: connected, needs_attention (the owner must reconnect or fix it) or not_connected. Entries that are not connected have a connectUrl, where the owner connects or fixes the integration in Keytomic. destinations: the CMS, webhook and API destinations the site can publish articles to (Shopify stores too), its own and the workspace-wide ones. Each has a destinationId for publish_draft, the provider, a name, a status (connected, or needs_attention with a fixUrl), draftMode (kept_as_draft: a draft publish stays a draft on the destination; receiver_decides: Keytomic sends the mode and the receiver decides; not_supported: the destination has no draft mode), autoPublish (whether automatic publishing sends new articles to it) and workspaceWide. A site without a destination has an empty list with a connectUrl, where the owner connects one in Keytomic. property: the site’s connected Search Console property (propertyId, propertyUrl) and the connected Google account’s permission level on it (permissionLevel, null when Google gives none). It is read live from Google. keywordSearches: how many calendar keyword searches the site has left this month, how many were made on it today, and whether a search can run now (canSearch, with blockedBy when it cannot). Keytomic counts keyword searches per site: the searches of all members of the site count together. profile, settings, usage and integrations need workspace:read; destinations and keywordSearches need content:read; property needs gsc:read. A section this connection may not read has error scope_missing, and a section that fails has an error code and a message: a usage refusal with its own code; a Search Console error in property, with its own code, retryable, and connectUrl or retryAfterSeconds when they apply; or internal_error. A scope_missing message names the sections this connection can read. The other sections still return; when every section has an error, the call is a tool error: the section’s error when one section was requested, otherwise sections_failed with each section’s error under its name.