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.
- Add the websiteName and address.
- LearnReads the site and web.
- PlanSchedules its own tasks.
- MeasureSite, Google, Maps, AI.
- ResearchWhy others rank.
- WriteDrafts with evidence.
- ReviewA person approves.
- VerifyChecks the live page.
- 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.