Your site is slipping down the search results
running daily, weekly and monthly without you
An autonomous agent audits your site, tracks keywords, watches competitors and fixes fixable issues with a pull request. You just review and merge.
This is you if
- Your site should bring in enquiries, but almost no one finds it in search.
- No one in the company has time for regular SEO audits and fixes.
- Competitors keep outranking you in Google and you don't know why.
- Technical errors pile up and only get looked at once it's too late.
What it looks like today
You'll recognise it from things that drag on for months with no one getting to them.
- Your last site audit was a year ago, if ever.
- New pages go live without meta descriptions or structured data.
- No one tracks which keywords people use to find you.
- You learn about a ranking drop only when enquiries fall.
- Someone opens a tool now and then and runs the site through it.
- Errors get written into a document that then gets forgotten.
- Fixes wait for a developer's spare capacity.
- No one watches the competition systematically.
- The agent audits the site itself on schedule, daily and monthly.
- It fixes fixable errors and opens a pull request.
- You just review the change and merge.
- Competitor and ranking digests arrive regularly on their own.
It's not a tool you operate. It's an agent that runs on cron and takes care of SEO for you, reporting what it did.
- 01
Full technical audit
Meta tags, headings, schema, Core Web Vitals, security headers and sitemap, it audits the whole site autonomously.
- 02
Content strategy
Keyword research, content gaps and decay detection surface opportunities you'd miss by hand.
- 03
Automated fixes
When it finds a fixable issue it generates the fix and opens a pull request. You just review and merge.
- 04
Competitor intelligence
It monitors competitor sites and rankings and sends you a weekly digest.
The agent has 42 tools across thirteen categories and runs on daily, weekly and monthly schedules. An audit that takes a person hours runs in minutes, reported to Discord.
I run it on my own site and it's open-source on GitHub. I don't sell a tool I don't use myself.
What you get
- An agent wired into your site, Search Console and GA4.
- Automated fixes arrive as pull requests to approve.
- Regular audits and reports where you expect them.
- Operation and maintenance as the site and competitors change.
How it runs after launch
Launch isn't the end. I run and maintain the agent for you, so you don't worry when something changes or breaks.
More on how I handle security and reliability.
01Will the agent touch our site without review?
No. It never deploys fixes on its own. Everything comes as a pull request and you have the final say. Only what you approve reaches the live site.
02Don't we already have an SEO tool that shows this?
A typical tool lists the errors, but it won't write the fix or open a pull request for you. This agent moves the work from reporting to a finished fix you just approve.
03What does it connect to?
Your site, Google Search Console and GA4. Fixes come through normal Git, so it fits how your development already works.
04How long does deployment take?
I usually have the first audits and reports running in days. You get a precise estimate after a short look at your site.
05What does it cost?
Running the agent is a monthly fee, not a bill for hours worked. The exact figure depends on the size of the site and scope, no blind pricing.
A quick SEO audit you can run without an agency.
Ten things you can check on your site in an afternoon that most often keep pages down in the results. I'll send them to your inbox.
- Which technical errors Google punishes hardest, and how to find them for free.
- How to tell a competitor is overtaking you on your own keywords.
- What a page must contain to be taken as an answer, not just text.
- Where slow loading hides and quietly costs you rankings and conversions.
- How to keep an eye on rankings without checking them by hand.