Is this an agent or a workflow?

Both, deliberately. The audit itself is deterministic. The AI part is an agent: it chooses which tools to call and what to look at, inside fixed limits on steps, calls and budget, so it can't run away.

Can the analyst change my website?

No. Its tools only read the audit data. Recommendations wait for your approval, and even change drafts are text you apply yourself.

What if the AI fails or the budget runs out?

The audit still completes with every technical check, score and issue. The activity log says what happened to the AI step; it never fails silently.

AI analyst

AI SEO analyst

Not a prompt over a findings list: an analyst that decides what to look at, digs in, and checks its own answer.

After every audit, an AI analyst plans its work, investigates the evidence with read-only tools, remembers what you approved and rejected before, and writes a short plan that serves your goals.

Plans each run: skips steps the evidence doesn't need
Investigates pages, links, issues, speed and Search Console with its own tools
Learns from your past decisions and from what actually worked

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Use cases

What you can do with it

Site owners

Understanding why, not just what

The analyst follows a finding to the pages, links and queries behind it, so the advice explains the cause instead of restating the symptom.

Agencies

Advice that respects your constraints

Reject a fix once with a reason like "our CMS can't do that" and the analyst stops proposing it, unless the evidence changes.

Marketing leads

Working toward a target

Set goals such as more clicks on /pricing. The analyst looks first at what stands between the site and each goal, and says which goal a fix serves.

Why it's strong

Built to be trusted

Plans before it spends

A planning step reads the audit and decides which steps to run: content review only when pages have content, intent only with Search Console data, a deeper investigation only for serious findings.

Real tools, read-only

Seven tools give the analyst the crawled pages, page details, findings, links, PageSpeed results, tracked issues and Search Console data. None of them can change anything.

Memory of your decisions

Past recommendations, your rejections with their reasons, and measured outcomes go into every new run: build on what worked, change approach on what didn't.

Checks its own answer

If a draft plan repeats advice you already rejected, the analyst revises it once before you ever see it.

Every claim cited

Recommendations must cite real findings, pages or search data; evidence that doesn't exist is dropped.

Bounded and visible

A per-audit call ceiling, your monthly budget and a cache cap the cost. The activity log shows every step, tool call, reason and cent.

How it works

From setup to results

1
Plan
Reads the audit and decides which steps are worth running, with a reason for each.
2
Investigate
Calls its tools in a few bounded rounds and writes down the focus areas, with evidence.
3
Synthesize
Turns the evidence, your goals and your past decisions into diagnoses and a short list of fixes.
4
Revise
Compares the plan with advice you rejected before, and revises once if it repeats itself.

Data it uses

Your audit: crawled pages, links, findings and PageSpeed results
Your tracked issues, goals and past decisions
Google Search Console (optional)
The AI model of your choice, or the platform's

FAQ

Good to know

Works well with

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See it on your own site

Add your site and run your first audit in a few minutes. No changes to your site, no setup beyond the URL.