An agent that works the whole job.

Add a website. The agent learns the business, audits the site, tracks Google rankings, scans Maps, checks the AI assistants, plans the work and drafts the fixes. A person approves each one.

One loop, every night.

Your websitethe page as it isThe agentplans its own tasksThe sandboxdrafts stay inside itA personapproves or rejectsYour live siteapproved onlyreadsdraftsproposesapprovesverifies the live page, then reports
Nothing leaves the sandbox until a person approves it.
  1. Add the websiteName and address.
  2. LearnReads the site and web.
  3. PlanSchedules its own tasks.
  4. MeasureSite, Google, Maps, AI.
  5. ResearchWhy others rank.
  6. WriteDrafts with evidence.
  7. ReviewA person approves.
  8. VerifyChecks the live page.
  9. ReportScores and one page.

What it does by itself.

You give a name and an address. It does not ask what it can find out.

Names itself and states its mission
Each business gets its own agent, with a name and a one-sentence mission in its own words.
Chooses the part of a big site to work on
On a large site the agent picks the home page and the sections that carry the business, and says so.
Learns the business
Services, area, who the customers are and who the competitors are, each fact with the page it came from.
Measures
Audits the site, researches keywords and tracks Google rankings, asks the AI assistants what they say and, for a local business, scans Google Maps and audits the listing.
Plans its own tasks
It sets a goal and puts the next tasks on its own calendar with the reason for each. You approve the plan once, and see the tasks by day on the Tasks page.
Writes finished work
Keyword maps, content briefs, page drafts, technical fixes and competitor analyses, each with a checklist to apply it.

What it never does.

Publish to your website
It drafts. The owner or their developer applies the change, and the agent then checks the live page.
Approve its own work
A fix reaches a client only after a person approves it.
Post to Google
For a review it drafts a reply. A person posts it.
Audit a site that is not yours
It reads the owner’s own website and respects its robots.txt.
Send outreach or build links
Not part of bitSEO today, so it never promises them.
Promise a ranking
Nobody can. It shows where the business stands and what changed.

What it connects to.

All optional. The agent works from the website alone.

Google Search Console
Your own queries and clicks, once the owner connects Google.
Google Analytics
Visits to your pages, once the owner connects it.
DNS
A record added to your domain proves you own the website.
AI assistants
Measuring them needs the organization’s own key for each. An assistant without a key is not measured.

What it remembers.

Between runs the agent keeps notes for each business, and you can read and edit every one.

Business
Confirmed facts, each with its source.
Plan
What it is working on and what is next.
Site
How big the website is, which part is in scope, known problems.
Keywords and competitors
What it is tracking and who it is measured against.
Log
One dated line for everything it did.

Add a website. The agent does the rest.

You give a name and an address. That is all.